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Non-threaded
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Designates items which do not require threading action when applied to glass or plastic containers. examples of non-threaded closures are snap caps, sifter fitments, pour-out fitments, etc.
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Binding, английский
- Excess drag when the closure is applied to the bottle. binding is usually the result of interference.
- Скрепление (тетрадей в книжный блок)
- Заклинивание, заедание; связь
- An association in a program between an identifier and a value. the value can be either a location in memory or a symbol. dynamic bindings are temporary and usually only exist temporarily in a program. static bindings typically last for the entire life of the program. binding, special a binding in which the value part is the value cell of a lisp symbol, which can be altered temporarily by this binding. see also: lisp.
- A process by which software components and layers are linked together. when a network component is installed, the binding relationships and dependencies for the components are established. binding allows components to communicate with each other.
- A relationship created between a property and a source. the source can be local or external.
- A representation of the communication path between actors.
- A request in a search query for a column in a returned rowset.
- In analysis services, a defined relationship between an attribute or a measure and one or more underlying columns in a dimension or fact table.
- The process of creating a link between a property and a source. the source can be local or external.
Thread, английский
- Complimentary, helical protrusions on the closure and the container.
- Th’d
- Резьба; резьбовой
- Резьба
- A group of messages in a usenet discussion group that all share the same subject and topic, so one can easily read the entire thread or delete it, depending on the specific newsreader.
- The prominent spiral part of a screw; a ridge of uniform section in the form of a helix on the external or internal surface of a cylinder. also
- A thin piece of cotton, suture, etc. the surgeon used strong thread to make the suture. verb to insert a thin piece of cotton, suture, etc. through the eye of a needle
- Нить
- The smallest component of a rope. see strand and yarn.
- A slender, strong strand, or cord, especially one designed for sewing, or other needlework.
- A general term for yarns used in weaving and knitting, i.e. thread count and warp count.
- A type of object within a process that runs program instructions. using multiple threads allows concurrent operations within a process and enables one process to run different parts of its program on different processors simultaneously. a thread has its own set of registers, its own kernel stack, a thread environment block, and a user stack in the address space of its process.
- All published reactions (such as comments, likes, and retweets) to a single post.
- An instant message or text message conversation between two or more participants. thread
- A thread is a lightweight" subunit of execution of a process that can run in parallel with other threads in the process. it is a way to have parts of a process run simultaneously.
- 1. a slender, strong strand or cord, especially one designed for sewing or other needlework. most threads are made by plying and twisting yarns. a wide variety of thread types are in use today, e.g., spun cotton and spun polyester, core-spun cotton with a polyester filament core, polyester or nylon filaments (often bonded), and monofilament threads. 2. a general term for yarns used in weaving and knitting, as in “thread count” and “warp thread”.
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