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მარცვალი (პურის)
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Grain, английский
- 1. the general direction of the fibres or wood elements relative to the main axis of the piece.
- The direction, size, arrangement, appearance, or quality of the fibers in wood.
- Зерно, зернистость. характеристика фотоматериала или процесса его проявки
- "гран".
- Зерно; гранула; элемент заряда; шашка
- Зерновая (при обозначении вместимости)
- Silver particles that remain on the film after processing to form an image. usually, the faster the film, the coarser the grain, the less the definition.
- The appearance or echoes of the silver crystals in film in the final negative or positive image. the larger the area of the grain in the film emulsion, the more sensitive the film is to light; the more sensitive it is to light the "faster" it is. larger grains are manifest in the image as mottled or salt-and-pepper clumps of light and dark tones, usually apparent in very fast films on visual inspection, in slow films upon extreme magnification. grain is most easily seen as non-uniform density in areas sharing the same tone (such as a gray sky.)
- 1. a very small piece of something hard such as salt 2. a measure of weight equal to 0.0648 grams. symbol gr
- The direction, size, arrangement, appearance, or quality of the fibers in wood or lumber
- In the grain of, is immediately preceding another ship in the same direction.—bad-grain, a sea-lawyer; a nuisance.
- An obsolete term for the line extending in front of a vessel; the opposite of “wake.”
- Срез [скалывание] поперёк волокон
- A rectangular enclosure with an open top for bulk loading, covered with a tarp, and a funnel shaped bottom for unloading grain, fertilizer, etc.
- Solid particle or crystal of metal. as molten metal solidifies grains grow and lattices intersect, forming irregular grain boundaries.
- Individual crystal in a polycrystalline material. see also grain boundary. 500 glossary g-h
- The natural patterns in wood created by the direction of fibers.
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Gram, английский
A species of pulse given to horses, sheep, and oxen in the east indies, and supplied to ships for feeding live-stock.
Grain, английский
- 1. the general direction of the fibres or wood elements relative to the main axis of the piece.
- The direction, size, arrangement, appearance, or quality of the fibers in wood.
- Зерно, зернистость. характеристика фотоматериала или процесса его проявки
- "гран".
- Зерно; гранула; элемент заряда; шашка
- Зерновая (при обозначении вместимости)
- Silver particles that remain on the film after processing to form an image. usually, the faster the film, the coarser the grain, the less the definition.
- The appearance or echoes of the silver crystals in film in the final negative or positive image. the larger the area of the grain in the film emulsion, the more sensitive the film is to light; the more sensitive it is to light the "faster" it is. larger grains are manifest in the image as mottled or salt-and-pepper clumps of light and dark tones, usually apparent in very fast films on visual inspection, in slow films upon extreme magnification. grain is most easily seen as non-uniform density in areas sharing the same tone (such as a gray sky.)
- 1. a very small piece of something hard such as salt 2. a measure of weight equal to 0.0648 grams. symbol gr
- The direction, size, arrangement, appearance, or quality of the fibers in wood or lumber
- In the grain of, is immediately preceding another ship in the same direction.—bad-grain, a sea-lawyer; a nuisance.
- An obsolete term for the line extending in front of a vessel; the opposite of “wake.”
- Срез [скалывание] поперёк волокон
- A rectangular enclosure with an open top for bulk loading, covered with a tarp, and a funnel shaped bottom for unloading grain, fertilizer, etc.
- Solid particle or crystal of metal. as molten metal solidifies grains grow and lattices intersect, forming irregular grain boundaries.
- Individual crystal in a polycrystalline material. see also grain boundary. 500 glossary g-h
- The natural patterns in wood created by the direction of fibers.
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