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Joggle piece
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A joggle post, 2. joggle post 1. a post made of two or more pieces of timber joggled together. 2.a king post having shoulders or notches at its lower end to support the feet of struts.
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Joggle, английский
- A slender triangular recess cut into the faying surface of a frame or steamed timber to fit over the land of clinker planking, or cut into the faying edge of a plank or rebate to avoid feather ends on a strake of planking. the feather end is cut off to produce a nib. the joggle and nib in this case is made wide enough to allow a caulking iron to enter the seam.
- The cubic joints of stones on piers, quays, and docks. also, notches at the ends of paddle-beam iron-knees outside, to act as a stop to the diagonal iron-stay, which
- [1] an abrupt bend to enable a plate or rod to pass round a projection. [2] matched positive and negative bends which prevent slippage when joined together.
Joggle joint. keyed-differently cylinders lock cylinders requiring specific individually designed keys for their operation. keyed-in frame a door frame erected with wall materials forced behind the frame backband; the wall thickness is equal to or greater, английский
Joggle post, 2. king post wholly underground) which has a packed earth floor, a firepit at its center, and a flat roof supported by hewn logs that are covered by small branches, matting, and a layer of earth. the room is usually entered through a roof hat, английский
Joggle tenon, английский
Joggle truss, английский
A roof truss with a single post placed centrally and fitted to the chord by a subtenon or the like, the chord being on top, and the post hanging downward and having its lower end connected with the ends of the chord by oblique braces.
Joggled lintel, английский
A series of masonry joggle joints, united so as to form a lintel.
Piece, английский
- Used instead of place to mean exactly the same thing. example there were lots of people up in that piece.
- Часть
- Rate — сдельная плата; поштучная оплата; сдельщина
- A thin wedge-shaped strip of wood placed under the slates or tiles of a roof to tilt the bottom course; used where needed to shed water more effectively. also
- A standard full length of fabric, generally 50 to 60 yards; also called a bolt. piece-dyed: fabric that has been dyed in piece form after weaving, as opposed to dyeing in yarn form or stock dyeing.
- A standard length of a fabric, such as 40, 60, 80, or 100 yards.
- Apply mainly to convertible securities. increment of bonds that trade in portions of $1000 minimum. not all bonds can be traded in "pieces," and the increments can vary.
Piece, английский
Piece, английский
Piece, французский
Piece (sequence) time, английский
Piece code, английский
A code that indicates how many units of piecework an employee produces.
Piece dyeing, английский
- The dyeing of fabric after it has been woven, in contrast to dyeing the yarn prior to weaving. pieced timber 1. a timber made from two or more pieces of wood fitted together. 2. a damaged timber repaired with a fitted piece of wood.
- Dyeing
- The dyeing of fabrics “in the piece,” i.e., in fabric form after weaving or knitting as opposed to dyeing in the form of yarn or stock.
Piece d`ecartement, французский
Piece linear function, английский
Кусочно-линейная функция
Piece mark, английский
A mark placed on an individual piece of an assembly, designating its location in the assembly as indicated in shop drawings.
Piece of cheese, английский
Piece of eight, английский
The early name for the coin of the value of 8 reals, the well-known spanish dollar.
Piece of information, английский
Порция информации
Piece of shoulder, thick shoulder, английский
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Settlement joint, английский
A joint between adjacent parts of a building, structure, or concrete work that permits the adjoining masses to settle at slightly different rates. settlement phase the time period immediately
Criss, английский
A jig for forming crest tiles. criterion 1. a standard or rule on which a decision or judgment may be based, forming the basis for the establishment of acceptable limits of environmental conditions in buildings. 2. an established code, measure, norm, or rule upon which a decision may be based.
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