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Глоссарий
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And, английский
- Used to connect grammatically coordinate words, phrases, or clauses
- Aircraft nose down
- Air force-navy design
- American cherry; used for cabinets, flooring, and plywood.
- Assyria. orthostate 1. a stone taller than wide. 2.a stone in the lower course of a wall, higher than the regular blocks of the courses above, sometimes serving as a high base for a wall of sun-dried brick.
- Boca national building code.
- Corinthian orders. modular construction 1. construction in which a selected unit or module, such as a box or other subcomponent, is used repeatedly in the aggregate construction. 2.a system of construction employing large, prefabricated, massproduced, partially preassembled sections or modules which are subsequently put together in the field.
- Etruscan motifs.
- Germany one speaks of the early, high, late gothic; the french middle phase is referred
- Germany, based on roman forms. so called
- H-sections; commonly used for structural purposes.
- Information association in britain.” cissing, sissing 1. a slight shrinkage of a glossy paint coat resulting in small cracks through clamshell, 1
- Lancet style.
- Late georgian, considering the year 1750 as the approximate time of transition. however, the changes occurred gradually and at different times in different colonies.
- Muslim architecture.
- Neo-french architecture. nosing line, nose line the slope of a stair determined by a line connecting the lead edge or nosing of the stair treads.
- Ottonian architecture. presbytery, presbyterium the actual sanctuary of a church beyond the choir and occupied only by the officiating clergy.
- Persians.
- Renaissance architecture. 3. a species of ornament of infinite variety used for enriching flat surfaces or moldings, either painted, inlaid, or carved in low relief. araeostyle 47 apsidiole
- Rococo style in france under the rule of lotus capital lotiform capital
- Romans.
- Root, william lebaron jenney,
- Sharpe gauge. b1s 1. abbr. for “banded one side.” 2. abbr. for “bead one side.” b2e abbr. for “banded two ends.” b2s 1. abbr. for “banded two sides.” 2. abbr. for “bead two sides.” 3. abbr. for “bright two sides.” b2s1e abbr. for “banded two sides and one end.” b3e abbr. for “beveled on three edges.” b4e abbr. for “beveled on four edges.” ba abbr. for “bright annealed.” babylonian architecture in ancient babylon, architecture characterized by: mud-brick construction; walls articulated by pilasters and recesses, sometimes faced with burnt and glazed brick; narrow rooms, mostly covered with flat timber and mud roofs; and the extensive use of bitumen in drain and pavement construction and as mortar. back 1. the rear, reverse, unseen, more remote, or less important part of a structure, tool, or object. 2. the support for a more prominent or visible element; e.g., the back of wallboard is the surface to be plastered. 3. the top or exposed side of a slate, tile, or the like, in contrast to the bed. 4. the ridge or top of a horizontal member or structure like a joist, rafter, or roof. 5. a principal rafter. 6. the extrados or top surface of an arch, often buried in the surrounding masonry. 7. a low-grade veneer used for the back ply in plywood construction. 8. the wainscoting below the sash frame of a window, extending to the floor.
- South america. used primarily for interior cabinetwork and decorative paneling. 2. wood from a number of tropical species which resemble mahogany, generally classified as to origin, i.e., african mahogany, philippine mahogany, etc.
- Spanish moss or clay small stones. compare with poteaux-sur-solle house. poteaux-sur-solle house in early french vernacular architecture, a cajun dwelling similar to a poteaux-en-terre house but supported by a hewnlog structural framework that usually rested on sills, 1 (i.e., heavy horizontal timbers supported by cypress blocks placed under the sills). the space between the hewn logs was filled with pierrotage poteaux-sur-solle house 755 or briquette-entre-poteaux; then plastered and whitewashed in a manner similar to that of medieval half-timbering. the houses commonly had a shingle-covered bonnet or hipped roof. individual rooms were provided access from a porch that ran across the face of the house.
- Technology,” the successor to the us national bureau of standards.
- Anti-torpedo net device.
- И; конъюнкция; логическое умножение
- Aircraft nose down (stab trim)
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Melek, турецкий
Hava, турецкий
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