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Fid
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- A pointed tool used to separate strands of rope.
- Flame ionization detector
- Flying image digitizer
- 1. a tapered wooden tool used for separating the strands of rope for splicing.
- Клин, колышек, шпилька, брусок
- A tapered spike used to open the lay of a rope when splicing.
- A square bar of wood or iron, with a shoulder at one end, used to support the weight of the top-mast when erected at the head of the lower mast, by passing through a mortise or hole at the lower end of the former, and resting its ends on the trestle-trees, which are sustained by the head of the latter; the fid, therefore, must be withdrawn every time the mast is lowered; the topgallant-mast is retained at the head of the top-mast in the same manner. there is also a patent screw fid, which can be removed after hauling taut the mast rope, without having first to lift the mast. (see mast.) a fid is also a conical pin of hard wood, of any size from 10 inches downwards, tapering to a point, used to open the strands of a rope in splicing: of these some are large, for splicing cables, and some small, for the bolt-ropes of sails, &c. fid is improperly applied to metal of the same shape; they are then termed marling-spikes (called stabbers by sail-makers—which see). also, the piece of oakum with which the vent of a gun is plugged. some call it the vent-plug (which see). also, colloquially used for a quid or chew of tobacco, or a small but thick piece of anything, as of meat in clumsy carving.
- [1] a square bar of iron or wood used to secure or support a spar. [2] a wooden marlinspike. [3] a metal sailmaker’s tool used for shaping grommets; feedback 114 similar to a marlinspike but without the bulbous head.
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I field-installed device, английский
Место установки, русский
Flame ionization detector, английский
Детектор [прибор обнаружения] ионизации, создаваемой факелом выхлопных газов (ракетного двигателя)
Flying image digitizer, английский
Цифровой преобразователь движущегося изображения, получаемого на борту ла 245
Клин, русский
- Клин , кусок
- , город в российской федерации, московская обл., на р. сестра. железнодорожный узел. 95,1 тыс. жителей (1992). производственные объединения: "термоприбор", "химволокно"; станкостроительные заводы; стекольная промышленность. дом-музей п. и. чайковского. известен с 1317.
Колышек, русский
Шпилька, русский
- Шпилька , насмешка, неприятность, обида , запускать шпильки, подпустить шпильку
- , в технике - крепежная деталь, стержень с резьбой на обоих концах, один из которых ввертывается в основную деталь, а другой пропускается через отверстие в закрепляемой детали, и на него навинчивается гайка. в других случаях детали скрепляются шпилькой, на оба конца которой навинчиваются гайки.
- Резкий поворот малого радиуса, менее 180 и более 90 градусов, соединяющий две прямые.
Брусок, русский
Профильная деталь створки, коробки, обвязки полотна из любого материала или комбинации материалов (профилированная деревянная деталь, поливинилхлоридный профиль, металлический профиль (в том числе и комбинированный, с термовкладышем).
Field identificator, английский
Идентификатор поля
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Ionization, английский
- Ионизация (напр, воздуха); ионирование (обработка воды иони- тами) air ~ ионизация воздуха 310 item
- Ионизация
- Ионизация. см. ion— ион.
- The process by which a molecule or atom acquires a negative or positive charge by gaining or losing electrons to form ions.
- The process of adding electrons to, or knocking electrons from, atoms or molecules, thereby creating ions. high temperatures, electrical discharges, and nuclear radiation can cause ionization.
Separating, английский
Topgallant, английский
- The mast or sails above the tops. (see topgallant mast and topgallant sail.)
- [1] a square-sail mounted above the topsail to form the third sail above the deck. [2] the mast, yard, sail, and rigging mounted above and attached to the topmast, but forming a separate unit. pronounced “t’gallant.”
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Boomkin, английский
- A pole or spar that extends from the stern.
- Выстрел
- See bumkin.
Ensign, английский
- A nautical version of the national flag of a country usually flown at the stern. -the rank of a officer equivalent to that of midshipman.
- 1. ensign, the principal flag or banner flown by a ship to indicate her nationality.
- [from the anglo-saxon segn.] a large flag or banner, hoisted on a long pole erected over the stern, and called the ensign-staff. it is used to distinguish the ships of different nations from each other, as also to characterize the different squadrons of the navy; it was formerly written ancient. ensign is in the army the title of the junior rank of subaltern officers of infantry; from amongst them are detailed the officers who carry the colours.
- [1] the flag denoting nationality (cf. colors). [2] the lowest commissioned rank in a british guards regiment. [3] the lowest commissioned rank in the united states and royal new zealand navies. essentially, a naval ensign is an on-the-job apprentice, similar to and ranking with a midshipman in the british navy, or an acting sub-lieutenant in the australian and canadian navies (although none of these is commissioned). in the usn, the most junior ensign on board is colloquially called the george ensign (from jorg = junior officer requiring guidance), while the most senior is the bull ensign (reputedly after admiral “bull” halsey who assigned specific duties to that officer).
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