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Swelled chamfer
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Wave molding., английский
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Chamfer, английский
- Фаска
- The cutting or taking off a sharp edge or angle from a plank or timber. it is also called camfering.
- A bevel cut into the edge of heat sink mounting holes. coefficient of thermal expansion (cte)
- A chamfer is where the top corner of a right-angled furniture edge is planed to an angle, softening the line.
Chamfer angle, английский
Chamfer bit, английский
A bit for beveling the upper edge of a hole.
Chamfer plane, английский
A carpenter’s plane esp. used for beveling edges; has a v-groove along the bottom or adjustable guides to facilitate the cutting of chamfers. chamfer stop 1. any ornamentation which terminates a chamfer. 2.a stop chamfer.
Chamfer router bits, английский
Router bits that cut an angle, usually 45 degrees.
Chamfer strip, английский
A cant strip.
Chamfer., английский
Chamfered corner, английский
Chamfered rustication, английский
Rustication in which the smooth face of the stone parallel to the wall is deeply beveled at the joints so that, where two stones meet, the chamfering forms an internal right angle. chamferet, chamfret 1. a hollow chamfer. 2. a hollow channel or gutter.
Chamfered surface, английский
Chamfering, английский
- Use of a tool to remove all residual lens material when drilling a hole.
- Снятие фасок; срез кромок (в сапр)
Swell, английский
- Hinchazón, bulto
- Волна, волнение, усиление
- A rolling wave which seldom breaks unless it meets resistance, generally denoting a continuous heaving, which remains for some time after the wind which caused it has subsided. also, the gradual thickening of the muzzle of a gun, hounds of a mast, &c.
- Long unbroken heaves of the sea due to wind-generated waves that have advanced into calmer waters and acquired a more rounded form. because of their length, swell waves do not break. the stronger the winds at the source area, the bigger will be the swell and the further will it travel; and the longer the wind blows in the source area, the longer will the swell persist, even long after the wind has ceased or changed direction. experienced watch officers often report trains of swell waves, of differing periods and amplitudes, arriving simultaneously from two or even three directions.
- Large smooth waves that do not break. swells are formed by wind action over a long distance.
- Постепенное нарастание и ослабление звука
Swell (swelled, swollen), английский
Swell and swale topography, английский
A local scale topography composed of small, well-rounded hillocks and shallow, closed depressions irregularly spaced across low-relief ground moraine (slopes generally 2 - 6%); the effect is a subdued, irregularly undulating surface that is common on ground moraines. micro-elevational differences generally range from < 1 to < 5 m. sw part 629 - glossary 629-78 (430-vi-nssh, 2008)
Swell box, английский
In a pipe organ, the chamber in which the pipes of the swell organ are placed, the front being made with movable slats which can be opened or shut by means of a pedal.
Swell compensator, английский
Компенсатор смещения
Swell factor, английский
Of a material such as soil, the ratio of the weight of a loose cubic yard (or meter) to the weight of a bank cubic yard (or meter).
Swell waves, английский
Long waves formed by winds blowing over a distant area of ocean (fetch), that travel rapidly over the surface, having a uniform and orderly appearance characterised by regularly spaced wave crests.
Swell-butted, английский
Trees greatly enlarged at the base (24).
Swellability, английский
Swellage, английский
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Undulating molding, английский
Wave molding., английский
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