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Running skyline
| Глоссарий терминов в лесозаготовках и производстве пиломатериалов |
System of two or more suspended moving lines, generally referred to as main lines and haul-back lines. will provide lift and travel to the load carrier when tension is properly applied (22).
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Runnability, английский
Runnel, английский
Runner, английский
- Rigole;chenal de coulée
- Ходовая втулка
- [1] a deserter. [2] a smuggler. [3] a blockade evader. [4] a line rove through a block.
- A synonym for driller.
- Another term for sling.
- A break in the yarn of a knit fabric that causes the stitch to “run” along the needle line (wale) in a vertical direction. (also see end out.)
- Агент, рекламирующий гостиницы и магазины подносчик книг в библиотеке
Runner, английский
All purpose crewmember who carries equipment, make cups of tea, moan and generally help or hinder production.
Runner (lee, weather), английский
Бакштаг (подветреный, наветреный)
Runner box, английский
Runner cover, английский
Couvre rigole
Runner crew, английский
Seamen hired to move a vessel from one place to another after its regular crew has been paid off.
Runner length, английский
In knitting, the number of inches of yarn from a warp to make one rack of fabric. run-of-the-mill: see mill run. run-proof: a knitted construction in which the loops are locked to prevent runs. run-resistant: a type of knitting stitch that reduces runs. s
Runner stick, английский
Runner-up, английский
Участник состязания или команда, занявшие второе место
Runnerbunny, английский
An imaginary prey, especially one which presents itself at times inappropriate for pursuit. example his new kitten was a delight, except whilst chasing runnerbunnies at 4 12:00 am
Runnerbunny, английский
An imaginary prey, especially one which presents itself at times inappropriate for pursuit. example his new kitten was a delight, except whilst chasing runnerbunnies at 4 12:00 am
Runners, английский
- Бакштаги; шпрюйт
- Ships which risk every impediment as to privateers or blockade, to get a profitable market.
- Nose or droplet-shaped drainage pattern on the coatingduringthe meltingprocess
- Strips of wood on which drawers slide.
Runners (drawers), английский
Runners allow drawers in cabinets to open and close smoothly.
Runners of foreign goods, английский
Organized smugglers.
Runnin, английский
Bowline-knot. is made by taking the end round the standing part, and making a bowline upon its own part.
Running, английский
- Sailing with the wind blowing from astern. sailing downwind.
- Идти курсом фордевинд - когда ветер прямо за спиной - является медленным и неуклюжим способом! хотя в ходе гонки - очень интересный тактический отрезок!
- Бег, ход, рабочий ход, крейсерский ход корабля,
- Плавание полными курсами
- Freely moving, such as a rope through a pulley (cf. standing).
- The act or process of operating a drill, drilling with a bit, or lowering casing, drivepipe, or drill string into a borehole.
- Earth and rock that will not stand, especially when wetted, and that falls, flows, or sloughs into a borehole or a workplace in a mine.
- 1) a point of sail where the boat has the wind coming from aft of the boat. 2) used to describe a line that has been released and is in motion.
Running agreement, английский
In the case of foreign-going ships making voyages averaging less than six months in duration, running agreements can legally be made with the crew to extend over two or more voyages.
Running ahead, английский
The illegal practice of trading in a security for a broker`s personal account before placing an order for the same security for a customer.
Running and handling tool, английский
Инструмент для спуска и монтажа (предназначен для спуска к подводному устью и установки подводного оборудования, инструментов, приспособлений)
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Log rule, английский
Table intended to show amounts of lumber that may be sawed from logs of different sizes under various assumed conditions (22).
Butt rigging, английский
System of swivels and clevises that connects the haul-back and main lines to which chokers are fastened (22).
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