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Flake white
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Flake, английский
- A small flat wood particle of predetermined dimensions,
- A thin piece of tissue dandruff is formed of flakes of dead skin on the scalp.
- Уборка, укладка паруса
- A small shifting stage, hung over a ship`s side to caulk or repair a breach. (see fish-flake.)
- A variant of “fake.”
- A thin slab of rock detached from the main face.
- As used by celanese, a term that refers to the granular form in which cellulose acetate and triacetate polymers exist prior to dissolving or feeding into the extrusion or molding unit.
Flake, английский
Flake board, английский
Flake copper, английский
Flake fracture, английский
A fracture where thin pieces of bone come off
Flake graphite, английский
Flake mica, английский
Flake salt, английский
A light crystal salt reminiscent of snowflakes. seawaters are evaporated by the sun and wind producing salt brine that is slowly heated to the point where delicate pyramids shaped crystals of salt appear. the finished product is light, flaky sea salt. fla
Flake sulfur, английский
Flake yarn, английский
Yarn in which roving or short, soft staple fibers are inserted at intervals between long filament binder yarns.
Flake-grained, английский
Хлопьевидный
Flakeboard, английский
- A manufactured wood panel made out of 1"- 2" wood chips and glue. often used as a substitute for plywood in the exterior wall and roof sheathing. also called osb or wafer board.
- A generic term indicating a manufactured panel product composed of flakes bonded with a synthetic resin.
- Древесно-стружечная плита, дсп
Flakes, английский
- Short discontinuous internal fissures in ferrous metals attributed to stresses produced by localized transformation and decreased solubility of hydrogen during cooling after hot working. in a fractured surface, flakes appear as bright silvery areas; on an etched surface they appear as short, discontinuous cracks. also called “shatter cracks and snowflakes.”
- Short discontinuous internal fissures in ferrous metals attributed to stresses produced by localized transformation and/or decreased solubility of hydrogen during cooling usually after hot working. on a fractured surface, flakes appear as bright silvery areas; on an etched surface, flakes appear as short, discontinuous cracks.2,5
- Short discontinuous internal fissures in ferrous metals attributed to stresses produced by localized transformation and/or decreased solubility of hydrogen during cooling usually after hot working. flakes appear as bright silvery areas (fish eyes) on an otherwise ductile fracture surface; flakes appear as short, discontinuous cracks on a polished and etch cross section. see also hydrogen embrittlement.
White, английский
- Of the color of pure snow, etc.; reflecting nearly all the rays of sunlight or a similar light
- P. белая вольта (буркина-фасо и гана)
- P. белый нил (судан); см. nile wthite river [`waifnvsj 1. p. уайт-рйвер (приток р. миссисипи, сша); 2. p. уайт-рйвер (приток р. миссури, сша)
- Белое море (северный ледовитый ок., у берегов ссср)
- Белый (об огне)
- Sands, new mexico ракетный испытательный полигон уайт-сэндс, шт. нью-мексико
- The main part of the eye which is white the whites of his eyes turned yellow when he developed jaundice.
- Is not part of the visual spectrum but can be seen nonetheless. your eyes and mind work together to create the color white in your mind. when your eyes take in all of the wavelengths of light at once, what our mind sees is the color we call white. an easy way to think about this is that white includes every color of light.
White, английский
White, английский
White (light), английский
Белый (огонь)
White -, английский
Накрывка из белого известкового штукатурного раствора zinc ~ цинковое (антикоррозионное) покрытие
White - in wood, any decay caused by fungi that attack both cellulose and lignin, producing a generally whitish residue that may be spongy or stringy or occur in pockets., английский
White agate, английский
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Flamboyant structure, английский
Flake sulfur, английский
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