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Indentures, pair of
| Глоссарий морской лексики и терминологии (английский язык) |
A term for charter-party.
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Pair, английский
- Два прводника, скрученные вместе, или цепь из двух диамметрально расположенных проводников в сборке из четырех проводников.
- Precision approach interferometer radar
- N пара adjacency ~s смежные пары2 contrastive ~ контрастная пара minimal ~ минимальная пара question-answer ~s вопросо-ответные пред- ложения
- Patent application information retrieval - provides secure access for customers who want to view current patent application status electronically via the internet
Pair, английский
Pair, английский
Pair bond, английский
Pair kerning, английский
Кернинг пар pair lineдвухпроводная линия
Pair matching, английский
Pair of bits, английский
Пара двоичных разрядов; битовая пара
Pair of doors, английский
Двойная дверь
Pair poker, английский
Pair production, английский
Pair production (rt), английский
The conversion of very high-energy photons, when absorbed in matter, by a process wherein the photon is converted in the electrical field of a nucleus into an electron (negative charge) and a positron (equal but opposite positive charge).
Pair skew, английский
Асимметрия пары
Pair trawling, английский
Occurs when two trawlers tow the same net. otter boards are not needed and very large nets can be held open and towed in this manner.
Pair twisting, английский
Pair-wise ranking a term used in partipatory rapid appraisal (pra)., английский
Парное ранжирование термин, используемый при проведении экспресс-оценки с вовлечением (эов).
Pairc, английский
Pacific air force command
Paired, английский
Спаренный
Paired accounts, английский
Парные счета
Paired brackets, английский
Two closely spaced brackets that form a pair; also called coupled brackets.
Paired comparison test, английский
Paired deals, английский
Парные сделки
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Indiaman, английский
- A term occasionally applied to any ship in the east india trade, but in strict parlance the large ships formerly officered by the east india company for that trade, and generally armed.
- [1] properly, a large sailing ship officered and operated by the british east india company between the 17th and 19th centuries. used for carrying passengers and cargo, but armed and run like a naval vessel.many were blackwall frigates. [2] colloquially, any vessel engaged in trade with the orient. also east indiaman.
Indenting for stores, английский
An indispensable duty to show that every article has been actually received.
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