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Dressed timber
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Timber finished to a smooth surface on one or more surfaces.
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Dressed lumber. drift index 1. the ratio of the lateral deflection of a building to its height. 2. the ratio of the lateral deflection of a story of a building to the height per story., английский
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Dress, английский
- Depth-resolved surface-coil spectroscopy
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- To organize ships or persons in formation or in ranks.
- To resurface worn teeth on a roller or other bit by welding on a hard-surfacing alloy. see pace 2, hardf ace
- To recalk the worn face of a handset diamond bit.
- To resharpen and restore to size the bits used in cable-tool drilling.
Dress amount, английский
Dress circle, английский
In an opera house, theater, or the like, a tier of seats above the main seating area— usually the first or lowest.
Dress code, английский
Dress designer, английский
Dress overall, английский
To string international code of signals flags, arranged at random, from masthead to masthead (if the vessel has more than one mast) and then down to the taffrail, on a ship in harbor as a sign of celebration of a national, local, or personal anniversary, event, holiday, or occasion. when a ship is properly dressed overall, ensigns fly at each masthead unless displaced by another flag – for example, that of a flag officer on board – in addition to the ensign flown in the usual position at the stern.
Dress plate, английский
Dress ship, английский
To decorate a vessel with national flags at each masthead and on the flagstaff. when a rainbow of signal flags strung is from the bow, across all mastheads, to the stern, it is known as “full dress.” usn ships never dress while underway, but some other navies do, including the rn. the term is derived from the french dresser meaning to put up or erect, but the marine de guerre (french navy) calls it grand pavoisn, meaning great flag display. with random order, there is always the danger of inadvertently inserting readable text or (sailors being sailors) of the yeoman deliberately sneaking in a crude message. to avoid this most yacht clubs and navies specify a standard sequence. both rn and usn use nato flags for their dressing lines.
Dress, to, английский
To place a fleet in organized order; also, to arrange men properly in ranks; to present a true continuous line in front.—to dress a ship. to ornament her with a variety of colours, as ensigns, flags, pendants, &c., of various nations, displayed from different parts of her masts, rigging, &c., on a day of festivity.
Dressage, французский
Dressage, английский
- A french term meaning training. in the discipline of dressage, the english horse-and-rider pair execute gymnastic movements that highlight the horse`s balance, suppleness, cadence, and obedience. dressage principles, which trace to the earliest days of riding, are used in virtually every form of riding.
- A style of riding where horse and rider perform movements with time and precision.
- French for "training" or "schooling." the systematic art of training a horse to perform prescribed movements in a balanced, supple, obedient, and willing manner.
Dressage a la hache, французский
Dressage arena, английский
Dressage de la voie ferree, французский
Dressage horse, английский
Dressage test, английский
Dressage whip, английский
Dressed, английский
Descriptive of brick, lumber, or stone which has been prepared, shaped, or finished by cutting, planing, rubbing, or sanding one or more of its faces.
Dressed all around, английский
Said of a timber that has been planed smooth on all four sides. dressed and matched boards, d and m boards, dressed and matched lumber, planed matchboards, tongue-and-groove
Dressed and matched boards., английский
Dressed dimension, английский
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Dry rot, английский
- A generic term for the decay of timber by fungi that at an advanced stage leaves the wood light and friable. the term is actually a misnomer as all fungi needs considerable moisture to grow.
- A term loosely applied to any dry, crumbly rot but especially to that which, when in an advanced stage, permits the wood to be crushed easily to a dry powder
- The decay of seasoned wood caused by fungi of a type capable of carrying water into the wood they infest.
Dowel joint, английский
- A joint where the pieces of timber are joined by dowels running either longitudinally or transversely through the joint.
- Any carpentry joint making use of dowels. dovetail half-lap joint dovetail saw dowel joint
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