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Stationary window
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A window or area of a window that does not open; glazed directly in a fixed frame. station roof 1. a roof which is shaped like an umbrella, supported by a single post in the center; also called an umbrella roof. 2. a long roof supported by a single row of posts and from cantilevers to one or both sides, as on a railway station platform.
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Stationary, английский
Стационарный
Stationary -, английский
Стационарная (поворотная) грузоподъёмная или распределительная стрела
Stationary bar screen, английский
Stationary block, английский
Stationary body type skip, русский
Stationary demand, английский
Стабильный спрос
Stationary dredge, английский
Stationary drilling machine, английский
Stationary earth orbit satellite, английский
Stationary engine, английский
Stationary equipment, английский
Stationary fire, английский
Стационарное горение
Stationary grid (rt), английский
A grid in which the opaque strips are so thin and so close together that it can remain stationary during exposure without causing images of the strips that would interfere with interpretation of the radiograph (e.g., lysholm grid).
Stationary grizzly, английский
Stationary heat loading, английский
Стационарное тепловое нагружение
Stationary heat source, английский
Стационарный тепловой источник
Stationary hopper, английский
A container used to receive and store temporarily freshly mixed concrete.
Stationary hopper. storage life, shelf life the time period for which a material (such as a packaged adhesive or sealant) can be stored, under specified temperature conditions, and remain suitable for use., английский
Stationary inner-tube core barrel, английский
Stationary jaw, английский
The fixed jaw of a safety clamp or wrench. compare anvil, anvil jaw.
Stationary laser profiling machine, английский
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Sliding sash, английский
A window or door which moves horizontally in grooves or between runners.
Sliphead window, английский
A window in which the upper part of the sash slides upward through the head of the window frame. slip joint 1. a vertical joint between an old masonry wall and a new one; a slot is cut in the old wall into which brick from the new one is fitted. 2. in plumbing, a connecting joint in which one pipe slips within another, a seal being effected by caulking, a gasket, or packing. slip-joint conduit metal conduit for electric wiring, the ends of which are joined to other pieces of conduit by means of couplings that slip over the ends; the couplings are not threaded. slip-joint conduit 899 slip-joint pliers pliers having a joint which can be set in either of two positions, providing a jaw opening that is either wide or narrow.
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