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Organic soil
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Soil with a high organic content; in general, organic soils are very compressible and have poor load-sustaining properties.
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Organic, английский
- Said of a material or compound derived from vegetable or animal life. organic architecture architecture whose design is established in accordance with processes of nature rather than based on an imposed design; a design philosophy of frank lloyd wright (1867–1959) based largely on his early- 20th-century assertion that a building (and its appearance) should follow forms that are in harmony with its natural environment. the materials used on the exterior should be sympathetic to the building’s locale, thereby relating the building to its setting, as if it were the result of natural growth. thus, use should be made of lowpitched overhanging roofs to provide protection from the sun in the summer and to provide some weather protection in the winter, and maximum use should be made of natural daylighting.
- Adj. pertaining to compounds containing carbon. also refers to living things or the materials made by living things. inorganic– ant.
- Pertaining to living organisms in general, to compounds formed by living organisms, and to the chemistry of compounds containing carbon.
Organic (organic traffic), английский
Organic acid, английский
An organic compound with acid properties, obtained from such organic substances as animal, vegetable and mineral oils; for example, a fatty acid. chemically, organic acids most often contain a carboxyl group (cooh). o-ring: an “o” –shaped automatic or squeeze-type packing manufactured from metallic or elastomeric materials, used for static and dynamic applications. the seal is compressed against the shaft or collar and energized by the pressure of the fluid being sealed to prevent leakage.
Organic acids, английский
Organic ash, английский
Organic building materials, английский
These materials are those based on carbon compounds. they include sawn timber, reconstituted and engineered wood products and plastics.
Organic chemistry, английский
Organic clay, английский
A clay with a high organic content. organic-coated glass glass that is coated and bonded on one or both sides with an applied polymeric coating.
Organic coating, английский
A coating (such as paint, lacquer, enamel, or film) in which the principal ingredients are derived from animal or vegetable matter or from some compound of carbon.
Organic colloid, английский
Organic compound, английский
Органическое соединение. соединение углерода.
Organic content, английский
Organic content, organic matter content, английский
Organic cosmetics, английский
Organic deposit, английский
Organic efficiency, английский
Organic enrichment -, английский
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Organic growth, английский
Refers to growth achieved by internal investments of the firm. this could be the day to day business of the firm or a division of the firm starting a new business from scratch. this is distinguished from growth by acquisition or merger which involves an outside firm.
Organic invert cane syrup, английский
A liquid sweetener in which sugar has been partially or totally broken down into glucose and fructose. organic pretzels a baked bread product, originating from europe, which may have a knot-like shape. they are often flavored with salt, but can also be glazed with sugar or other flavors. certified usda organic.
Organic law, английский
Основной закон
Organic light emitting diode, английский
Compressible, английский
Properties, английский
- A dockable window that displays the properties that are set on the selected object. in most cases, the property values can be edited in the window.
- A ui element that users can click to display information about a selected object.
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Hard asphalt, английский
Solid asphalt having a normal penetration, 2 of less than 10.
Lost ground, английский
Soil which runs from outside to within an excavation, as around or through sheeting, or as a boil on the bottom. lost-head nail a thin nail having a head only slightly larger than the diameter of the nail itself; usually nailed below the surface of the wood.
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