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Alabeo
| Глоссарий по архивному хранению медийных материалов |
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Warp, английский
- Any variation from a true and plane surface. it includes bow, cup and twist and is often caused by irregular seasoning.
- 1. to move a vessel by hauling on a line or cable that is fastened to an anchor or pier; especially to move a sailing ship through a restricted place such as a harbor.
- Any variation from a true or plane surface
- Основа (ткани)
- A rope or light hawser, employed occasionally to transport a ship from one place to another in a port, road, or river. also, an east-coast term for four herrings. also, land between the sea-banks and the sea.—warp of lower rigging. a term used in the rigging-loft, as, before cutting out a gang of rigging, it is warped. also, to form the warp of spun-yarn in making sword-mats for the rigging-gripes, slings, &c.—to warp. to move
- [1] a heavy rope used to shift vessels. [2] to move a vessel along a dock or quay with such a rope. [3] a bighted rope towed behind a small boat as a sea anchor. [4] the long strands of a rope, cloth, or canvas.
- The amount of a borehole has wandered off course.
- To deflect from a normal position or course.
- The set of yarn in all woven fabrics, that runs lengthwise and parallel to the selvage and is interwoven with the filling.
- Weather and radar processor (faa)
- West coast accelerated reliability project
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Curvatura, испанский
Ajuste de volumen, испанский
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