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Basement window
| Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
A window in the basement of a residence.
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Basement, английский
- Основание; цоколь; фундамент
- Base rock 2
- Подвальное помещение в универмаге, где проводятся сезонные распродажи
Basement, испанский
Basement barn, английский
A term sometimes used for bank barn.
Basement complex, английский
Basement house, английский
A house whose rooms are mainly located above ground level but whose entrance, from the exterior, is at ground level or one floor above.
Basement membrane, английский
A membrane at the base of an epithelium
Basement rock, английский
- Base rock 2
- Igneous or metamorphic rock, which seldom contains petroleum. ordinarily, it lies below sedimentary rock. when it is encountered in drilling, the well is usually abandoned.
Basement rock (complex), английский
Basement soil, английский
Basement stair, английский
A stairway connecting the basement or cellar with the level of the living area.
Basement stor(e)y, английский
Basement storey, английский
Basement wall, английский
A foundation wall which encloses a usable area under a building.
Basement wall:, английский
A retaining wall constructed partly or fully below ground level.
Basement window inserts, английский
The window frame and glass unit that is installed in the window buck.
Window, английский
- An opening in the wall of a building, the side of a vehicle, etc., for the admission of air or light, or both, commonly fitted with a frame in which are set movable sashes containing panes of glass
- Gap between two obstacle balls just large enough for the cue ball to pass
- Иллюминатор; люк; просвет (в облаках); удобное время (для пуска)
- A piece of glass (or other material) with plane parallel sides which admits light into or through an optical system and excludes dirt and moisture.
- A wavelength region where fibers have low attenuation, used for transmitting signals.
- Окно, монокль, удобный момент, уникальная
- A having a sash (ventilator, 2) which pivots (usually 360°) about a vertical axis at or near its center; when opened, the outside glass surface is conveniently accessible for cleaning.
- A having two vertically sliding sashes, each closing a different part of the window; the weight of each sash is counterbalanced for ease of opening and closing. double lean-to roof 327
- An opening, generally in an external wall of a building, to admit light and provide ventilation; usually glazed. the framework in which the glass is set is called a sash; a flat sheet of glass, cut to fit a window, or part of a window, is called a pane. many early glazed openings had fixed lights winders cant-bay window, cantilevered window, cant window, casement window, chicago window, circle-head window, circular window, clerestory window, compass window, cottage window, cross window, dead window, diamond window, diocletian window, dormant window, dormer window, double-hung window, double-lancet window, drophead window, d-window, eyebrow window, false window, fanlight, flank window, french window, frieze-band window, frieze window, gable window, hopper window, jalousie, jib window, lancet window, landscape window, lattice window, leaded window, leper’s squint, louver window, low-side window, lucarne, lucome window, lutheran window, lynchnoscope, marigold window, oculus, oeil-de-boeuf, operable window, oriel, oval window, palladian window, peak-head window, picture window, pivot window, pockethead window, reversible window, ribbon window, rose window, round-topped window, sash window, semicircular window, serliana window, single-hung window, skylight, sliding window, sliphead window, square-headed window, stationary window, stepped windows, storm window, three-part window, transom window, trellis window, tripartite window, triple-hung window, venetian window, wheel window, yorkshire light.
- A small opening in the ear
- Канал прямого доступа (напр., к микроэвм устройства чпу)
- Окно
- Отверстие в стенке обсадной колонны
- A wide band gap material chosen for its transparency to light. generally used as the top layer of a photovoltaic device, the window allows almost all of the light to reach the semiconductor layers beneath.
- A rectangular area on a computer screen in which programs and content appear.
- A subset of events within a stream that fall within some period of time; that is, a window contains event data along a timeline.
- A brokerage firm`s cashier department, where delivery of securities and settlement of transactions take place.
- A wide band gap material chosen for its transparency to light. generally used as
Window, английский
Window, английский
Window apron, английский
A plain or molded wood strip which covers the edge of the plastering below a window stool.
Window area, английский
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Floor light, английский
A window in the floor which transmits light to the room below it; of heavy glass, designed to support the normal floor loads.
Nook window, английский
A window in an inglenook. nop abbr. for “not otherwise provided for.”
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