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Tar mastic
| Глоссарий терминов в деревянном строительстве |
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Мастика дегтевая, русский
Мастика на дегтевых вяжущих
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Mastic, французский
Mastic, английский
- A pasty material used as a cement (as for setting tile) or a protective coating (as for thermal insulation or waterproofing)
- A material with adhesive properties, usually used in relatively thick sections, that can be readily applied by extrusion,
- An excellent cement latterly introduced into ship-building, instead of putty and other appliances, to protect the heads of bolts.
- Бледно-желтый цвет
Mastic asphalt, английский
Mastic bitumineux, французский
Mastic de goudron, французский
Mastic d`asphalte, французский
Mastic; putting cement, английский
Masticage, французский
Masticar, mascar, испанский
Masticare, 1, латинский
Masticatio, латинский
Masticatio, onis, f, латинский
Masticatiol, английский
Mastication, английский
The act of chewing food
Tar, французский
Goudron
Tar, английский
- Tactical air reconnaissance
- Technical action request
- Terminal area radar
- Terminal area surveillance radar
- Terrain avoidance radar
- Thrust-augmented rocket
- Tape address register
- Training and administration reserve (usn).
- [1] a heavy dark distillate of coal or wood. [2] a seaman. 17th century sailors were nicknamed “jack tarpaulins” after the tar-impregnated cloth used to make their foul-weather coats, and this became abbreviated first to “jack tar” and then to “jack” or “tar.” taranto:was the principal fleet base of regia marina (royal italian navy) in both world wars. after the 1940 defeat of france and neutralization of its navy, previously allied to britain, the italians outnumbered britain’s mediterranean fleet in every class of warship except aircraft carriers. their “fleet-in-being” at taranto, deep in the “instep” of the italian “boot,” posed a serious threat to british convoys en route to egypt. determined to redress the balance, the royal navy mounted the second sea-launched naval air attack in history. (the first, on christmas day, 1914, had been an rnas raid on the german naval base at cuxhaven, launched from three fast cross–channel packets converted into seaplane tenders.) the night raid, of november 11/12, 1940, was one of the most daring episodes of world war ii. a few obsolete, open-cockpit, biplane aircraft attacked the italian fleet in heavily-defended taranto harbor, transforming the balance of naval power in the mediterranean and leading naval pundits around the world to predict the end of the battleship. the tactics employed were carefully studied by the imperial japanese navy (see pearl harbor).
- Terminal area (surveillance) radar (icao)
- Trials atn router
Tar, русский
Радиолокатор обзора зоны аэродрома
Tar, английский
Tar (bitumen) spraying, английский
Tar baby, английский
Tar cement, английский
Heavier grades of asphalt cement which are prepared for direct use in construction and maintenance of bituminous pavements.
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Architectural scale, английский
Bituminous mastic, английский
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