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Вместе с, русский
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Along, английский
Вдоль
Along a, английский
Roman road to indicate distance. miesian 632 mihrab with the minbar on the right mil, mil 1. a unit of measure equal to a thousandth of an inch (0.0254 mm). 2. on drawings, abbr. for “military.”
Along course velocity, английский
Along face tilt transducer, английский
Along the arrow, английский
Along the axis, английский
Вокруг оси
Along the grain, английский
- The direction parallel with the length of the fibres and other longitudinal elements of the wood.
- Вдоль волокон (о древесине, пиломатериалах, фанерном шпоне и т.п.)
Along the grain - the direction at right angles to the length of the fibres and other longitudinal elements of the wood., английский
Along the western coastline of, английский
Scotland.
Along track vd-veloci- ty error transfer function, английский
Alongshore, английский
- A common nautical phrase signifying along the coast, or a course which is in sight of the shore, and nearly parallel to it. ( see `longshore.)
- Along or beside the shore (cf. longshore).
Alongside, английский
- By the side of a ship or pier.
- A phrase referring to the side of a ship. goods delivered "alongside" are to be placed on the dock or barge within reach of the transport ship`s tackle so that they can be loaded.
- Лагом - борт о борт; вдоль причальной стенки
- At or beside something (another ship, a pier, etc.).
- Вдоль борта судна (см. fas)
Alongside, русский
Alongside delivery, английский
Alongside replenishment, английский
Since world war ii, the most common method of replenishment at sea. the supply ship holds a steady course, the receiving ship comes alongside and conforms to the other’s speed. a messenger line is then used to pull across transfer lines and a telephone link. the operation is risky. with two or three ships running side-by-side, even a slight speed or steering error could be disastrous. see also vertical replenishment and astern fuelling.
Alongst, английский
In the middle of a stream; moored head and stern.
With, английский
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- Collar)
- Classic columns and a recessed central bay; thick brick walls at ground level (often stuccoed); plane tile 736 planking, 1 in areas having a high water table, a raised basement, which often served as the location for service facilities, pantries, a wine cellar, servants’ rooms, and sometimes for a dining room; a spacious veranda extending along the facade at the second-story level where the air circulation was much better than at ground level, and often along the sides and the back as well; many tall french windows for cross-ventilation.
- Crms. hrt. in the lumber industry, abbr. for “heart.” hrt.cc in the lumber industry, abbr. for “heart cubic content.” hrt.fa in the lumber industry, abbr. for “heart facial area.” hrt.g in the lumber industry, abbr. for “heart girth.” h-runner in a ceiling suspension system, a
- Disabilities act (ada), a term used for a space
- Disabilities act, a change in a walking surface that alerts a disabled person to the possibility of a hazard ahead.
- Disabilities act, the minimum unobstructed floor space needed to accommodate a wheelchair and its occupant.
- Disabilities act.
- V-brick.
- An iron instrument fitted to the end of a boom or mast, with a ring to it, through which another boom or mast is rigged out and secured. also, in mechanics, the elastic withe handles of cold chisels, set-tools, &c., which prevent a jar to the assistant`s wrist.
With, английский
With, английский
With a different vowel sound in the same syllable., английский
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Вместе с, русский
В среднем, русский
Среднее число
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