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Yarn intermediate
| Глоссарий по текстилю и текстильной промышленности |
A generic term for products obtained during the conversion of fibers to yarn, including card webs, laps, slivers, rovings, and tops.
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Intermediate, английский
- Between two others.
- Промежуточный
- Промежуточное звено
- Chemical term for an igneous rock containing 54 to 62% silica and usually
Intermediate, английский
Intermediate -, английский
Промежуточная тяга [подвеска, оттяжка] стрелы крана jib ~ with ties подвеска стрелы с помощью оттяжек [стрелового каната]
Intermediate altitude communication satellite, английский
Средневысотный спутник связи
Intermediate altitude sounding rocket, английский
Ракета для зондирования средних высот
Intermediate annealing, английский
Intermediate approach segment, английский
Intermediate assembly, английский
Intermediate atmospheric backflow preventer, английский
Intermediate base crude, английский
See mixed base crude.
Intermediate bit rate, английский
Intermediate block home (ibh) signal, английский
Stop signal controlling exit from an intermediate block section into the block section ahead.
Intermediate block section, английский
A track circuited section of line between the section signal and the intermediate block home signal, both of which are worked from the same (absolute block) signal box.
Intermediate bond, английский
Среднесрочная облигация
Intermediate bottom switch, английский
Ibs
Intermediate bridge pier, английский
Intermediate bucket, английский
Intermediate bulk container, английский
Intermediate ca, английский
A certification authority that has the ability to issue the intermediate certificates needed to certify the subject identified by the end certificate.
Intermediate calculation, английский
Промежуточный расчет
Intermediate car, английский
Conversion, английский
- Transformation of a forest from one forest type to another, favoring a particular species or group of species through practices such as cutting, planting, or weeding.
- The wrongful assumption of ownership over the goods or personal property belonging to another
- Пересчет
- Преобразование, переход
- The process of changing one thing into another the conversion of nutrients into tissue
- Модернизация (напр., станка)
- N преобразование; кон- версия4 system speech to text ~ распознавание речи5 text to speech ~ синтез речи6 conversive a конверсивный transformation cooing n воркование 1 семантико-синтаксическая фигура речи, предполагающая пропуск среднего звена в трехзвенной цепочке с последовательным подчине- нием, например: зеленый шум вместо зеленого леса шум. 2 слово, значения которого противоположны друг другу; “aloha” – 1. hello 2. goodbye. 3 определенный договором или соглашением. 4 изменение частеречной принадлежности слова, производимая лишь изменением парадигмы; в языках с отсутствием склонения или спря- жения проявляется просто как употребление слова в функции другой части речи. 5 преобразование речи (произнесенных слов) в письменный текст. 6 преобразование письменного текста в речь, автоматическое звуко- вое воспроизведение компьютером потока текста. cooperative: ~ principle принцип кооперации7 coordinate a 1 сочиненный (о предложении ); 2 однородный coordinated a сочиненный construction, structure coordinating a сочинительный (ант. subordinating) conjunction
- Reducing a vessel by a deck, thereby converting a line-of-battle ship into a frigate, or a crank three-decker into a good two-decker; or a serviceable vessel into a hulk, resembling a prison or dungeon, internally and externally, as much as possible.
- An action by which a subscription (the source subscription) is replaced by a new subscription, both owned by the same billing account, along a preconfigured conversion path. the source subscription is canceled and the destination subscription is the new subscription.
- An action taken by a visitor to your public web site that results in a desired customer response, such as requesting more information or signing up for a newsletter.
- The process of changing from one form or format to another; where information is concerned, a changeover that affects form but not substance. types of conversion include data (changing the way information is represented), file (changing a file from one format to another), hardware (changing all or part of a computer system), media (transferring data from one storage media to another), software (changing a program designed for one platform so that it runs on another), and system (changing from one operating system to another).
- In the context of securities, refers to the exchange of a convertible security such as a bond into stock. in the context of mutual funds, refers to the free exchange of mutual fund shares from one fund to another in a single family.
- Изменение
- Energy shows itself in numerous ways, with transformations from one type to another called energy conversions. for example, kinetic energy in wind fl ows is captured as rotating shaft work further converted to electricity; solar light is converted into electricity by photovoltaic cells. also, electric currents of given characteristics (e.g., direct/ alternating, voltage level) are converted to currents with other characteristics. a converter is the equipment used to realize the conversion.
- When a user completes a desired action on a website. examples of conversions include:
- A conversion is any desired action taken on a website like a purchase, the completion of a contact form, and so on. unique conversions can be set up and tracked in google analytics for a website so one can see how many times these actions have been taken.
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Chintz, английский
- A glazed fabric produced by friction calendering. unglazed chintz is called cretonne. chip: 1. the form of polymer feedstock used in fiber production. (also see flake.) 2. the feedstock for a pulp digestor. 3. a defect in a nonwoven fabric.
- Brightly colored and polished fabric.
Mineral fibers, английский
A generic term for all non-metallic, inorganic fibers, which may be natural, such as asbestos, or manufactured from such sources as rock, ore, alloys, slag, or glass.
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