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Assembly occupancy
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Occupancy of a room, hall, or building by people gathered for a purpose, such as church, restaurant, or bus station.
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Assembiy, английский
Assembjy, английский
Assemblé, немецкий
Doublierte und gezwirnte schappseide.
Assemblage, английский
Assemblage, французский
Assemblage a clavettes, французский
Assemblage a rainure et languette, французский
Assemblage boulonne, французский
Assemblage colle, французский
Assemblage de bati et de porte, французский
Assemblage de chantier, французский
Assemblage deformable, французский
Assemblage des bois par entaille, французский
Assemblage des bois par enture, французский
Assemblage des poutres libre, французский
Assemblage des poutres rigide, французский
Assemblage des sous - ensembles, французский
Assemblage flexible, французский
Assemblage i., английский
Сборка; монтаж 2. узел (напр., станка); блок
Assemblage mobile, французский
Assemblage of orders, английский
Restaurant, английский
- A building (or part of a building) or any place used as a place where meals or sandwiches are prepared and/or served to its clientele.
- Ресторан
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Cantoris, английский
Of (or belonging to) the cantor or precantor, for example—the cantoris side of the choir in a church; the left or north side as one faces the altar. cant strip 1. a beveled strip of wood or other material used esp. under built-up roofing where cant window surface, prevent its deterioration by weathering, and protect it from other damage. 3. the upper member of a column, pilaster, door cornice, molding, and the like; also called cap trim, wainscot cap, dado cap, chair rail cap, capital. 4. a fitting used to close the top end of a tubular newel. 5.a blasting cap. 6. a fitting used to close the end of a pipe. 7. a plane surface which is bonded to the bearing surface of a test specimen during its strength testing to ensure a uniform load distribution.
Partial occupancy, английский
Occupancy by the owner of a portion of a project prior to final completion.
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