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Cogging joint.

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    Notching and cogging, английский



    Cogge, английский
      An anglo-saxon word for a cock-boat or light yawl, being thus mentioned in morte arthure—


    Cogged belt, английский
      A toothed rubber timing belt (informal), coil see ignition coil. coil and wishbone (1) independent suspension in which the wheel assembly is located by wishbones, with a coil spring as the springing medium. (2) suspension comprising a beam axle suspended by two coil springs and co


    Cogged joint, английский
      A carpentry joint formed by two crossed structural timbers, each of which is notched at the place where they cross. coefficient of subgrade reaction 226


    Cogged joint., английский

    Cogging, английский
      Врубка (в гребень или щековая)


    Cogging mill, английский

    Cogging performance, английский
      Характеристика обжимаемости


    Coggins test, английский
    1. A blood test to detect exposure to equine infectious anemia; proof of a "negative coggins" is often required before a horse is allowed on the grounds of a horse show or a boarding stable.

    2. A laboratory blood test used to detect previous exposure to equine infectious anemia or swamp fever, developed by dr. leroy coggins.


    Coggle, английский

    Coggle, or cog, английский
      A small fishing-boat upon the coasts of yorkshire, and in the rivers ouse and humber. hence the cogmen, who after shipwreck or losses by sea, wandered about to defraud people by begging and stealing, until they were restrained by proper laws.


    Coggs, английский
      The same with coaks or dowels (which see).


    Attemperator, английский

    Notching and cogging, английский