Definitions for "Covering"
All of the dry and liquid materials to cover and finish your new plane. For metal planes we include alodine and/or primer. Covering material and glue, UV-block, as well as your choice of two color coats. Inspection rings and drain grommets. Note that while covering liquids are priced in this group, if you order a complete plane package they ship when you tell us that you're ready for them to ensure shelf life is not exceeded.
the work of applying something; "the doctor prescribed a topical application of iodine"; "a complete bleach requires several applications"; "the surface was ready for a coating of paint";
Sticking close to an attacker thus preventing him from breaking away.
The most despised form of cheating in the ZONE, consists of covering your targets with your arms. Also known to lead to uncontrollable fits of whining and complaining from role players who moan that newbies are covering, when in reality the newbie has very little idea how to even find a base let alone cover sensors.
A product's ability to reveal a little or a lot the skin it covers. Low covering/high covering.
The Neuhaus chocolate topping meets specific requirements: even coating, thickness, constant fluidity, strong taste.
a set of cells of constant descriptive complexity whose union contains A(S) Unlike decompositions composed of interior disjoint cells,
Holding the hands high in front of the face to keep the opponent from landing a clean punch.
Holding the hands in front of the face to keep the opponent boxer from punching
Buy back a short position.
Closing out a short position by buying the shares of a stock you borrowed and giving the shares to the broker or investor who lent them to you.
A) Buying or selling a Forward Contract (for when future payments are to be made or received) to mitigate the risk of fluctuation of the exchange rate of a foreign currency or its potential devaluation or revaluation. B) An arrangement that protects the value of an import or export transaction against exchange rate fluctuation.
The act of a stallion impregnating a mare
The wing of a model aeroplane that is intended to fly may be constructed in a number of ways depending on the required performance envelope of the model aircraft. See also: Stitching, Wing Construction.
a natural object that covers or envelops; "under a covering of dust"; "the fox was flushed from its cover"
A term used mostly in opera to describe a darker tone.
The technique of "darkening" the tone (increasing pharyngeal space), especially at register
Anything which covers or conceals, as a roof, a screen, a wrapper, clothing, etc.
an artifact that covers something else (usually to protect or shelter or conceal it)
the act of concealing the existence of something by obstructing the view of it; "the cover concealed their guns from enemy aircraft"
The tactical maneuver by one yacht of staying between a competitor and the wind or the next mark.
to be marked, or watched closely by a defender.
See "Cladding."
A mapping of toplogical spaces, p: X - Y such that for any y in Y there is an open set containing y whose pre-image (i. e., set of points that map to it) is a union of open sets of X.
In the mathematical discipline of graph theory a covering for a graph is a set of vertices (or edges) so that the elements of the set are close (adjacent) to all edges (or vertices) of the graph.
The operation of covering a binding in cloth, leather, vellum or other material.
Operation that consists in winding the glass yarn around an electrical conductor, in one ore more layers to provide it with an insulating sheath (also known as wrapping).
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See Cover.