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Mold frame
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The plates and components required to direct plastic to the tools that form closures and remove the closures from the mold.
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Frame, английский
- Basic unit of a motion picture, made up of 2 fields or 625 lines (in a pal system).
- 1. the main timbers of a structure fitted and joined together.
- The mechanical core of a bicycle, the frame provides points of attachment for the various components that make up the machine. the term is variously construed, and can refer to the base section, always including the bottom bracket, or to base frame, fork,
- Блок данных фиксированного формата, передаваемый по каналу связи и имеющий в своем составе управляющую информацию, например, адреса и контрольную сумму для обнаружения ошибок. размер и содержание определяется соответствующим протоколом. термины "кадр
- A player’s turn at the table, or an entire game
- A circus apparatus with limited functions; it is used in aerial acts, mainly in air flight. it is a metal rectangle, half a metre in length and quarter a metre in width, fastened horizontally in the air; one of gymnasts (a catcher) is suspended on it by e
- The total area, occupied by the television picture, which is scanned while the picture signal is not blanked.
- (see also field). refers to a composition of lines that make one tv frame. in
- Рама; шпангоут
- Рама; шпангоут; кадр
- A transverse structural member which gives the hull strength and shape. wooden frames may be sawn, bent or laminated into shape. planking is then fastened to the frames. a bent frame is called a timber.
- One complete tv picture consisting of two sequential interlaced scanned fields. ntsc/eia has 30 frames of 525 lines per second. pal/ccir has 25 frames of 625 lines per second.
- One of the still pictures that make up a video.
- Full screen or frame of video is made up of two fields. thirty frames is one second of video.
- (see also field). refers to a composition of lines that make one tv frame. in ccir/pal tv system one frame is composed of 625 lines, while in eia/ntsc tv system of 525 lines. there are 25 frames/second in the ccir/pal and 30 in the eia/ntsc tv system.
- A fixed-length block of data transmitted as a unit; sonet transmits frames. in video, one of a series of images shown in sequence.
- The outer borders of a picture, or its ratio of the height to width. the individual image on a roll of film. also, to compose a picture.
- One of many still pictures that make up a video.
- An appliance that is designed to hold corrective lenses. frame pd - this is the distance between centers of the eyewires. to calculate frame pd, simply add the eye size and the bridge size. a 48x20 frame has a 68 frame pd.
- 1. the particular size and shape of someone’s body 2. a solid support for something. walking frame, zimmer frame
- N псхл., когн рамка, рама, фрейм2 semantics substitution ~ заместительная рама, замести- тельный фрейм
- The outer frame timbers of a vessel consist of the keel, stem, stern-posts, and ribs, which when moulded and bolted form the frame. (see timbers.)
- [1] rib-like or longitudinal members forming the skeleton of a ship. [2] a case or border enclosing something.
- 1. a general term for many machines used in yarn manufacturing such as the drawing frame, roving frame, and spinning frame. 2. see tenter frame.
- Construct of how a situation or event is perceived or the ‘rules’ behind any interaction. can have a significant impact on what outcome is achieved. thus changing the frame (reframing) can have a significant impact on the outcome.
- An area on the screen of the dtp document that is created to hold and position text and/or graphic elements on the page
- Кадр (см. также тв-поле). обозначает совокупность строк, составляющих один тв-кадр. в тв-системе ccir/pal один кадр состоит из 625 строк, а в системе eia/ntsc
- Complete raster scan projected on a video screen. there are thirty frames per second in a standard video output. a frame may be comprised of two fields, each displaying part of the total frame. see also field.
- Complete raster scan projected on a video screen. in north america, there are 30 frames per second in a standard video output, either electronics industry association (eia) rs-170 or national television standards committee (ntsc) format; in europe, 25 frames per second in phase alternation line (pal) or systeme electronique couleur avec memoire (secam) formats. a frame may be comprised of two interlaced fields, each displaying part of the total frame. see also field.1
- Fault reporting and monitoring of equipment: a system which records signals and telecom faults. – replaced in 2004/5 with fms
- The basic structure of an upholstered chair or sofa; usually made from a hardwood.
- The frame is a rigid supporting structure. integral to cabinets, tables and other furniture.
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Frame, английский
Ossature
Frame, английский
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Frame, английский
Frame (of a firearm), английский
Frame (timber), английский
Шпангоут
Frame address, английский
Frame address code, английский
Код адреса кадра
Frame alarm seconds, английский
Длительность неисправности в цикловой структуре
Frame algebra, английский
Алгебра фреймов
Frame alignment, английский
Frame alignment recovery time, английский
Frame alignment sequence, английский
Последовательность выравнивания кадра
Frame alignment signal, английский
Components, английский
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Thread start, английский
The position at which the full thread depth toward the open end of the closure first occurs.
Tolerance, английский
- The permissible maximum deviation from specified dimensions, quantities, or specifications. the amount of variation allowed from the nominal dimension.
- A specified allowance for error from a standard or given dimension, weight or property.
- The amount of acceptable difference between a known correct standard (usually the customer's specifications) and a set of measured samples. see delta error.
- Допуск. допустимое отклонение, терпимость. выносливость.
- Допуск; зазор
- A permissible allowance for variation from standard in a prescribed parameter.
- The permissible deviation in a specified size or dimension. tollhouse 1. a house near a tollgate of a highway or bridge, serving as the residence of the keeper. 2. a tollbooth. toltec architecture an austere geometric mesoamerican architecture, ca. 1000 a.d., which
- The ability of the body to tolerate a substance or an action he has been taking the drug for so long that he has developed a tolerance to it. ‘26 patients were selected from the outpatient department on grounds of disabling breathlessness, severely limiting exercise tolerance and the performance of activities of normal daily living’ [lancet]
- N терпимость, толерантность tomography n томография computed ~, computer-aided ~ компьютерная томография
- Толерантность. снижение терапевтического эффекта препарата при его постоянном применении. выделяют острую (тахифилаксия) и хроническую, фармакодинамическую и фармакокинетическую толерантность. встречающиеся термины: переносимость, привыкание.
- Tolerance
- A specified allowance (either plus or minus) of the given dimension of a finished product to take care of inaccuracies in workmanship of parts to be fitted together. the amount allowed as tolerance is generally small as compared with the standard dimension of the part; for example, the tolerance allowed in the set diameters of a diamond bit is plus or minus five-thousandth (0.005) of an inch.
- Допуск; допускаемое отклонение о ~s for inaccuracies of erection допуски на неточности монтажа; ~s
- One system`s non-reactivity to a range of inputs which would normally elicit responses in other systems of the same kind (->equivocation) •
- Допуск
- The permissible variations in the dimensions or other characteristic of a part or substance.
- Lack of an anti-self immune response
- Term describing deviation from the prescribed dimensional specifications for bore, o.d. and ring widths of standard bearings; the slighter the deviation, the smaller the tolerance and the closer the bearing comes to precision. the annular bearing engineering committee has standardized the tolerances for ball bearings, and the roller bearing engineering committee has developed similar tolerances for roller bearings; higher numbers mean greater precision.
- The specified permissible deviation from a specified nominal dimension, or the permissible variation in size of a part.
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