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Cathedral cut
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A variation of the crown cut method of slicing veneers. the growth rings are exactly parallel to the slicer, producing on the face of the veneer an inverted 'v' figure resembling the spire of a cathedral.
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Cathedral, английский
- The home church of a bishop, usually the principal church in a diocese.
- Собор
Cathedral, английский
Cathedral glass, английский
Translucent sheet glass which is unpolished.
Cathedral of, английский
Aachen is the best-known example. carolytic, carolitic descriptive of a column having a foliated shaft.
Cathedral precinct, английский
The grounds immediately surrounding a cathedral. catherine-wheel window a round window with radial mullions. a rose window, wheel window.
Cathedral reverb, английский
Cathedral setting, английский
A cathedral setting is a style of ring where either side of the band arches up and reaches towards the center stone.
Cathedral., английский
Cathedrale, французский
Cathedralis, e, латинский
Cathedrals in, английский
England.
Cut, английский
- One season's output of logs (8).
- Gash, slash, prick, nick, sever, slice, carve, cleave, slit, chop, crop, lop, reduce
- Coder under test
- Coordinated universal time
- A command that stops all action in actual production; or a visual technique for changing abruptly from one picture to an entirely different one; for example, quick cuts in which many different visuals appear rapidly one after another on the screen.
- To remove light from the scene, scenes from the film, money from the budget, or terms from an interminable glossary.
- 1. a reduction in the number or amount of something 2. a place where the skin has been penetrated by a sharp instrument she had a bad cut on her left leg. the nurse will put a bandage on your cut. verb 1. to make an opening in something using a knife, scissors or other sharp thing the surgeon cut the diseased tissue away with a scalpel. she cut her finger on the broken glass. 2. to reduce the number or amount of something accidents have been cut by 10%. (note: cutting – cut) cut- cut- prefix referring to the skin
- Cortada, cortar
- Вырез (deep neckline - глубокий, v-neck - треугольный, v-образный)
- Крой паруса; сечение
- A narrow boat channel; a canal.—to cut, to renounce acquaintance with any one.
- A passage or channel, usually dug out, but possibly eroded.
- A diamond’s surface features precisely proportioned facets that largely determine its beauty by emphasizing dispersion, brilliance, and scintillation, or by maximizing its size.
- (1) shape and style of a polished diamond, such as a round brilliant or an emerald cut. (2) proportions and finish of a diamond. one of the 4 cs, also called make.
- The cut is considered the most important quality of a diamond, yet it is the least understood of the 4cs. the cut of a diamond is imperative in determining how light passes through the stone – which affects the fire, brilliance, and sparkle.
- In prolog, a cut is an operator that is used to terminate backtracking. see also: prolog. cybenko`s theorem this theorem proved that it was possible to approximate any continuous function to any desired degree of accuracy using a neural network with a sigmoidal transfer function and two hidden layers. this is important, as it demonstrates that neural networks can "learn" arbitrary continuous functions to whatever accuracy is required. it does not state the size of the network that would be required to achieve the specified error rate. see also: neural network.
- To remove a graphic image or text from the present position on the page, thus allowing it to be moved elsewhere or deleted
- Communication utility channel
- Us term for uncoupling. was also used in the uk to refer to the sections a train was broken into when passing over a hump in a marshalling yard. since there isn`t any hump shunting in the uk any more i suppose this is obsolete.
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Cellulose, английский
- The carbohydrate that is the principal constituent of wood and forms the framework of wood cells.
- The carbohydrate that is the principal constituent of wood and forms the framework of the wood cells.
- A naturally occurring polysaccharide made up solely of glucose units and found in most plants; the main constituent of dried woods, jute, flax, hemp, ramie, etc.; cotton is almost pure cellulose; used in the manufacture of a wide variety of synthetic building materials.
- A carbohydrate which makes up a large percentage of plant matter comment: cellulose is not digestible and is passed through the digestive system as roughage.
- Woody fiber of plants, sometimes coarsely ground and added to a drill-circulation medium or to cement slurries as a plugging agent.
- Целлюлоза
- A carbohydrate which is the chief component of the cell walls of plants. cellulose is found in wood and in cotton, linen, jute, hemp, and all of the bast, leaf, and stem fibers. it is a basic raw material in the manufacture of rayon, acetate, and triacetate fibers.
- The principal chemical constituent of the cell walls of plants and the source of fi brous materials for the manufacturing of various glossary, acronyms, chemical symbols and prefi xes annex i goods like paper, rayon, cellophane, etc. it is the main input for manufacturing second-generation biofuels. clean development mechanism (cdm): a mechanism under the kyoto protocol through which developed (annex b) countries may fi nance greenhouse gas emission reduction or removal projects in developing (non-annex b) countries, and receive credits for doing so which they may apply for meeting mandatory limits on their own emissions.
- A structural polysaccharide composed of glucose monomers linked together in a linear chain by glycosidic bonds
Casein glue, английский
- An adhesive, primarily for internal use, prepared from casein, sodium silicate, lime, soda and other compounds. it was used largely in plywood manufacturer, has some resistance to water but is not waterproof, ages well and can be made resistant to mould.
- Glue made from milk protein; esp. used in carpentry and joinery.
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