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Folded selvage
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A curled selvage.
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Fold, английский
- Folding
- A part of the body which is bent so that it lies on top of another part
- Согнуть (внутрь)
- A flexure of rock strata (e.g., an arch or a trough) produced by horizontal compression of the earth`s crust. see anticline, syncline.
Fold, английский
Fold & form lining, английский
Method of pipeline rehabilitation in which a liner is folded to reduce its size before insertion and reversion to its original shape by the application of pressure and/or heat.
Fold (either a low round hill or a hollow), английский
Fold (four-fold), английский
Fold axis, английский
The line along the ridge of an anticline or the bottom of a syncline.
Fold breccia, английский
Fold count, английский
A value that represents the number of partitions that will be created within the original data set.
Fold fault, английский
Fold mark, английский
Метки линии сгиба
Fold mountain, английский
Fold system, английский
Fold [structural geology], английский
A curve or bend of a planar structure such as rock strata, bedding planes, foliation, or cleavage. gg
Fold-over top closure, английский
Fold-thrust, английский
Foldable tire (tyre), английский
Foldback, английский
Also known as `fb` or `cue system`, a monitor system that permits musicians to hear previously recorded tracks, along with their live performance, through headphones.
Foldbelt, английский
Folded, английский
Folded (plate) structures, английский
Folded boom sprinkler, английский
Двухконсольная дождевальная машина с фермой, складывающейся на время переезда на новую позицию
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Rolled selvage, английский
A curled selvage.
Chemical crimping, английский
A crinkled or puckered effect in fabric obtained by printing sodium hydroxide onto the goods in a planned design. when the material is washed, the part to which the paste has been applied will shrink and cause untreated areas to pucker. the same effect is obtained with a caustic resist print and a sodium hydroxide bath.
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