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Cross curve
Глоссарий терминов и сокращений по оптическим линзам |
The strongest curve of a toric surface; lies in the meridian 90 degrees from the base curve.
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Cros, английский
Crosby, английский
Crosby stills nash & young, русский
Crosette, английский
Crosier, английский
Crosier, staff, английский
Cross, французский
The passing of two trains travelling in opposite directions at crossing loops on a single track.
Cross, английский
- Комплект оборудования для соединения (кроссировки) портов. в классическом варианте соединение линейной и станционной части телефонной системы. в общем случае - поле коммутации.
- An international organisation which provides mainly emergency medical help, but also relief to victims of earthquakes, floods and other disasters, or to prisoners of war. abbr icrc
- Скрещивать, пересекать
- To sail or steam across another vessel’s bow.
- —ply composite композит с перекрестным расположением волокон
- Securities transaction in which the same broker acts as agent for both sides of the trade; a legal practice only if the broker first offers the securities publicly at a price higher than the bid.
Cross, английский
The process of two trains meeting at crossing loops, while travelling in the opposite direction on single track.
Cross, английский
Cross, английский
Cross - bar, английский
Cross - cut, английский
Cross - timber in which the fibres deviate from a line parallel to the sides of the piece. cross grain may be either diagonal or spiral grain or a combination of the two., английский
Cross - walk, английский
Cross adit, английский
Cross area of all floors, английский
Cross assembler, английский
Кросс-ассемблер
Cross assimilation, английский
Cross axis, английский
Cross axis tracker error, английский
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Cross eye, английский
- See strabismus.
- Same as convergent strabismus (informal )
Cribbing, английский
- Removal of excess lens material on the edge.
- When a horse grabs on something, usually its fence or stall, and swallow air. it is a bad habit that is hard to correct.cribbing is mentally addictive and learned from other horses that crib.
- A vice whereby a horse anchors its teeth onto an object, arches its neck, pulls backward, and swallows air. it can cause the horse to lose weight, suffer tooth damage, and other physical disturbances.
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