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Tight lagging
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Lagg, английский
Lagged, английский
Lagged liner, английский
Lagged pile, английский
A pile having longitudinal pieces (i.e., lags) which are fastened to it for providing mechanical protection and increased friction and bearing area. lagging 1. thermal insulation for pipes, tanks, ducts, etc.; sometimes block insulation, preshaped to conform to the curved surface. 2. the planking, consisting of narrow strips, extending from one rib of the centering of an arch or vault to another; provides direct support for the voussoirs until the arch or vault is closed in. 3. boards which are joined, side by side, lining an excavation. 4. horizontal members between soldier piles. 5.wood strips that cover a wall.
Lagged up, английский
Used to describe a person who is a slow thinker, or exceptionally dumb. example the members of that debate team are lagged up, so this should be no problmem.
Lagged variable, английский
- Запаздывающая переменная
- See: shift register.
Lagger, английский
Laggers, английский
On canals, men who lie on their backs on the top of the lading, and pushing against the bridges and tunnels pass the boats through. also, a transported convict; a lazy fellow.—to lag. to loiter.
Laggin, английский
The end of the stave outside a cask or tub.
Lagging, английский
- Strategy used by a firm to stall payments, normally in response to exchange rate projections.
- Boards placed side-by-side to retain the face of an excavation. held in place by soldier piles.
Lagging bar, английский
Lagging current, английский
Lagging feedback, английский
Запаздывающая обратная связь
Lagging indicators, английский
- Economic indicators that follow rather than precede the country`s overall pace of economic activity. see also: leading indicators and coincident indicators.
- Signs that confirm change in the economy
- Signs that confirm change in the economy signs that confirm the economy has already changed (for example, the unemployment rate)
Lagging load, английский
Индуктивная нагрузка lag-lead circuit стабилизирующая схема
Lagging signal, английский
Lagging strand, английский
Strand of dna made discontinuously by dna polymerase
Tight, английский
- 1. indicating friendship 2. indicating infallibility. example 1. ed do you know bill? ted yeah, he and i are tight. 2. i wanted to argue with him but his logic was way too tight.
- Подтянутый (о брюхе (?), чаще говорят tucked-up); узкий (напр., tight at the shoulders
- Close, free from leaks. hence a ship is said to be tight when no water leaks in; and a cask is called tight when none of the liquid leaks out. applied to ropes or chains this word becomes taut.
- [1] said of a wooden vessel which does not leak. (old norse thettr = watertight.) [2] said of a vessel where discipline is strictly enforced. (german dicht = tight.) [3] a well-run business is often referred to as a “tight ship.” [4] common slang for inebriated (origin uncertain).
- Inadequate clearance or the barest minimum of clearance between working parts.
- Unbroken, crack-free, and solid rock in which a naked hole will stand without caving.
- A borehole made impermeable to water by ce mentation or casing. 4. an impermeable rock formation. 5. an underground opening having limited space in which to work.
- A track or mix demonstrating good low-frequency transient response and detail. tight is also used to describe the sound of a damped kick drum. it can also mean the absence of leakage between microphones.
- In line with or extremely close to the inside market or last sale in a stock (+/- 1/8). on the money.
- Трудное или тяжёлое положение
Tight, английский
Tight, английский
Strict and confining rules. probably overly tight. example their no colors dress code is tight.
Tight, английский
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Tight sheathing, английский
Tiger`s-eye, английский
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