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Colluvial apron
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A landform with a concave to planar surface composed of a thick wedge-shaped deposit of colluvium and/or slope alluvium that forms the base (footslope) of a bluff, escarpment or steep slope .
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Apron, английский
- The hard-surfaced or paved area around a hangar.
- A trim board that is installed beneath a window sill
- Площадка (с искусственным покрытием)
- Air police squadron
- [1] a strengthening timber between the lower part of the stem and the foremost part of the keel in a wooden vessel. [2] a gentle, smooth slope on a sea floor, usually at the base of a steeper slope. [3] a sloping underwater extension of an iceberg. antisubmarine 26 [4] part of a wharf extending on piles beyond the landfill. [5] a world war i line of tethered barrage balloons.
- Downward panel extension, usually transversely mounted at front of a vehicle, to reduce drag resulting from disorderly flow under the vehicle. also air dam
- The board placed below the underside of a chair seat, table top or shelf usually for support; also referred to as the skirt.
- A decorative element joining the surface of a chair or table with the legs.
Apron, английский
Apron, турецкий
Apron conveyor, английский
Apron feed, английский
Apron feeder, английский
Apron lift, английский
A hydraulic or mechanical lift which extends the fixed apron of a stage in front of a proscenium opening.
Apron lining, английский
The piece of boarding which covers the rough apron piece of a staircase.
Apron mark, английский
Decating mark
Apron molding, английский
Apron piece., английский
Apron plate, английский
Apron rail, английский
A lock rail having a raised ornamental molding.
Apron rope, английский
Apron segment, английский
Сегмент зоны вторичного охлаждения мнлз
Apron sink, английский
A deep-sided sink whose front and sides are extended downward from the upper edge, forming an apron around the sink.
Apron stage, английский
In a proscenium theater, an extension of the fixed apron (in front of a proscenium opening) by means of a platform or by an apron lift.
Apron wall, английский
In an exterior wall, a panel which extends downward from a windowsill to the top of a window below.
Apron, 2. apron piece, pitching piece a horizontal wood beam, fixed into a wall and projecting horizontally, which supports the ends of carriage pieces, roughstrings, and joists at the landings of a wooden staircase., английский
Apron, hardstand, ramp, английский
Apron, o, английский
Stomach-piece. a strengthening compass timber fayed abaft the lower part of the stern, and above the foremost end of the keel; that is, from the head down to the fore dead-wood knee, to which it is scarfed. it is sided to receive the fastenings of the fore-hoods or planking of the bow.—apron of a gun, a square piece of sheet-lead laid over the touch-hole for protecting the vent from damp; also over the gun-lock.—apron of a dock, the platform rising where the gates are closed, and on which the sill is fastened down.
Escarpment, английский
- A steep slope in front of a fortification to impede the approach of an enemy.
- An elongated, characteristically linear, steep slope, separating horizontal or gently sloping sectors of the sea floor in non-shelf areas. often abbreviated to scarp.
- A relatively continuous and steep slope or cliff produced by erosion or faulting and that topographically interrupts or breaks the general continuity of more gently sloping land surfaces . the term is most commonly applied to cliffs produced by differential erosion. synonym: "scarp." sw & hp
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Complex landslide [mass movement], английский
A category of mass movement processes, associated sediments (complex landslide deposit) or resultant landforms characterized by a composite of several mass movement processes none of which dominates or leaves a prevailing landform. numerous types of complex landslides can be specified by naming the constituent processes evident (e.g. a complex earth spread - earth flow landslide). compare - fall, topple, slide, lateral spread, flow, landslide. sw & dv
Collapsed outwash plain, английский
An outwash plain which forms on glacial ice (inside the glacial margin), and is subsequently let down or collapsed when the underlying ice melts, resulting in contortion or folding of the sediments and sedimentary structures to the extent that little of the original plain or it’s gradient remain. outwash sediments commonly cap present-day topography. compare - collapsed lake plain, pitted outwash plain. sw & cf
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