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"Springing"
Keywords:
skewback
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intrados
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abutment
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incapacitation
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intersects
Power of attorney that is not effective until a specific event occurs (i.e. point of mental incapacitation).
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The lowest point of an arch; the face of its bearing on the abutment (c/f and skewback).
skhs.org.au
The point where the skewback intersects the intrados.
bia.org
Support point or origin.
oak.arch.utas.edu.au
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girder
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nautical
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ship
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hull
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vibration
A vibration of the complete vessel induced by wave forces in conjunction with the ship's elastic properties. More pronounced in ships having a high length-to-depth ratio.
www-personal.engin.umich.edu
Springing as a nautical term refers to global vertical resonant hull girder vibration due to oscillating wave loads along the hull of the ship.
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Keywords:
fillet
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tilting
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see
see tilting fillet
thatch.org
Keywords:
redistribution
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straightening
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residual
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rods
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stress
Redistribution of residual stress by mechanical means, as for instance, passing rods through certain types of straightening machines.
busbymetals.com
Keywords:
deer
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attitude
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animals
An attitude of deer and similar animals
au.af.mil
Keywords:
shoot
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growth
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plant
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increase
Growth; increase; also, that which springs up; a shoot; a plant.
ftp.uga.edu
Keywords:
act
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process
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one
The act or process of one who, or that which, springs.
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