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Bracket baluster
| Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
A metal baluster whose base is bent at right angles and built into the string of a masonry stair. bracket capital 1. a capital extended by brackets, lessening the clear span between posts,
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Baluster, английский
Baluster column., английский
Baluster shaft, английский
Baluster side, английский
On an ionic capital, the return face (having the form of a concave roll), reaching from volute to volute. 2.asmall, flat molding, broad, but of small projection, rectangular or slightly convex in profile, used to decorate a surface either as a continuous strip or formed into various shapes. also called fillet, list. 3.a fascia on the architrave of an entablature.
Balusters, английский
- Vertical members in a railing used between a top rail and bottom rail or the stair treads. sometimes referred to as 'pickets' or 'spindles'.
- The ornamental pillars or pilasters of the balcony or galleries in the sterns of ships, dividing the ward-room deck from the one above.
Balustrade, английский
- The rail, posts and vertical balusters along the edge of a stairway or elevated walkway.
- An entire railing system (as along the edge of a balcony) including a top rail and its balusters, and sometimes a bottom rail.
Balustrade, французский
Balustrade 068 балясник см. балюстрада, французский
Balustrum, английский
Bracket, английский
- Console (support)
- A level of commitment and related title offered to banks and other investors invited into a syndicated loan agreement.
- Кронштейн; скоба
- Making exposures above and below the "normal" exposure, or overriding the exposure suggested by the camera`s autoexposure system. useful as a fail-safe method for getting "correct" exposure in difficult lighting conditions. bracketing can also be used to make subtle changes in the nuance of tone and light in any scene. with slide film, bracketing will show an effect in 1/3 stop increments; with negative film a full stop of bracketing is advised.
- N (квадратная) скобка | v за- ключать в скобки square ~s квадратные скобки bracketing n скобочная запись; заключение в скобки labelled ~ помеченная скобочная запись
- Кронштейн
- Gunnery term referring to establishing the range of a target by firing one shot short and another beyond. a correction equal to half the distance between the two will then bring the shot to fall closer to the target, perhaps to straddle it or score a hit.
- A chained set of request/response units (rus) and their responses, which together make up a transaction between two logical units (lus). one bracket must be finished before another can be started.
- A term signifying the extent of an underwriter`s commitment in a new issue, e.g., major bracket or minor bracket.
- Песня в стиле калипсо с бессмысленным набором слов
- Графа
Bracket, английский
Bracket, английский
Bracket, английский
Bracket, английский
Bracket creep, английский
The gradual movement into higher tax brackets when incomes increase as a result of inflation.
Bracket expression, английский
In regular expressions, an expression of the form [expr]’
Bracket feet, английский
Bracket feet are a traditional style of feet in cabinetry, these are corner feet with a concave line. they can be quite decorative or plainer in style.
Bracket foot, английский
- Decorative or plain right angled foot shaped like a bracket placed at each corner of the piece.
- A right-angled foot shaped like a bracket.
Bracket pile, английский
One of a series of piles which are driven into the ground adjacent to a foundation to support it; brackets, which are welded to the piles, and which extend under the foundation, transfer the structural load from the foundation to the piles.
Bracket removal kit, английский
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Tension bar, английский
A metal bar by means of which a tensile strain is applied or resisted.
Detention window, английский
A metal awning window esp. designed for institutions of detention. the sashes (ventilators, 2) are only 6 in. (15 cm) to 8 in. (20 cm) high and pivot on full-width hardened steel rods about 1 in. (2.5 cm) in diameter.
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