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Caliper log
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Calipash, английский
- The upper shell of a turtle.
- Мягкая часть тела черепахи под спинным щитом панциря
Calipee, английский
- The under shell of a turtle.
- Мягкая часть тела черепахи под брюшным щитом панциря
Caliper, английский
- Instrument for determining tree and log diameters by measuring their rectangular projection on a straight graduated rule via two arms at right angles to (and one of them sliding along) the rule itself.
- The thickness of a sheet of board, measured in microns.
- 1. an instrument with two legs, used for measuring the width of the pelvic cavity 2. an instrument with two sharp points which are put into a fractured bone and weights attached to cause traction 3. a leg splint made of rods and straps and usually fastened to the lower leg to enable the hip bone rather than the foot to support the person’s weight when walking
- Толщина бумаги в милах
- An instrument with two or more expanding spring-steel arms used to determine diameter of a borehole at some distance below the collar.
- An instrument used to measure precisely the thickness or diameter of objects or the distance between two surfaces, etc.
- Нутромер
- In a disc brake system, the mechanism that brings brake pads to bear on the disc by a clamping or pinching action, similar to that of the jaws of a vernier caliper. sometimes calliper. see also floating caliper
Caliper -, английский
Кавернометрические обследования [измерения]
Caliper brake, английский
Caliper matching, английский
Caliper stage, английский
In a theater, a stage having side arms, which may be used for acting, on both sides of the main stage or apron.
Caliper., английский
Calipers, английский
A hand-held mechanical measuring instrument in the form of pliers, having two legs or jaws that can be adjusted to determine thickness, diameter, caliber, and/or distance between surfaces. calipers are calibrated and measure in tenths of millimeters.
Caliph, английский
Log, английский
- A record of courses or operation. also, a device to measure speed.
- Eight-foot or longer tree segment (22).
- Logarithm (common)
- Logarithm
- Logic
- Logistic
- A record of courses or operation. also, a device to measure speed
- Лаг
- Журнал, список, учетная запись.
- Лаг - прибор для измерения скорости судна и пройденного расстояния
- [1] a device for measuring the speed of a vessel, see logline. [2] to make a written record of events. [3] the book in which such records are maintained.
- Операция лапласа над гауссианом; вычисление лапласиана над гауссианом
- A device used to measure the distance traveled through the water. the distance read from a log can be affected by currents, leeway and other factors, so those distances are sometimes corrected to a distance made good.
- Locator (icao abbreviation, not used by jeppesen)
- A systematic recording of data, such as a driller`s log, mud log, electrical well log, or radioactivity log. many different logs are run in wells to discern various characteristics of downhole formation.
Log, английский
Log, английский
Log amplitude, английский
Логарифмическая амплитуда
Log backup, английский
A backup of transaction logs that includes all log records not backed up in previous log backups. log backups are required under the full and bulk-logged recovery models and are unavailable under the simple recovery model.
Log book, английский
- Journal,livre de bord
- A form which describes the working duties of truck drivers for each 24-hour period.
Log book, английский
Log book, английский
Log book, английский
Log cabin, английский
A general term often applied to two different types of dwellings, both of which are constructed of logs. a log cabin is constructed of straight, relatively smooth, round logs stripped of their bark and laid horizontally, one above the other, to form a structure. in contrast, a log house is constructed of logs that are hewn to form square timbers before they are assembled as a structure. the construction of these two types of dwellings differs with regard to the tools, skill, and time required for their construction. in both, the logs are notched or otherwise fastened together to prevent their spreading at the corners and to provide rigidity and strength, but in a log cabin the logs protrude beyond the joints; in the log house, the square-hewn timbers do not protrude beyond the joints. log cabin construction requires only an ax, a minimum of skill, and a minimum of construction time. the walls are usually waterproofed by an infilling between the cracks, such as clay. typically, both types have a pitched roof. the earliest
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Calite, английский
California-type dredge, английский
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