Translation of BRI (English-English)

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abridged: a)extracts from or summaries of a text chosen and presented in such a way as to give an abbreviated overall picture b)non-evaluative content of a document,which includes the essential data and is intended substitude for reading the original
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

abridged: a shortened version of a work,retaining the essential character and theme of the original
Category: Printing and publishing

abridged: for arch dams it is used for preliminary design work by making use of tables and curves for determining deflections of arches.Modified assumptions are made with regard to foundation in this analysis which neglect(i)differences in elasticity of rock and concrete,(ii)the angle which the plane of the abutment makes with a vertical plane,and(iii)certain secondary effects
Category: Building industry

Albright: 2)pigmented nevi of the skin,precocious puberty and polyostotic fibrous dysplasia which may lead to unilateral cranial thicknening and optic atrophy
Category: Medicine

Albright: pigmented nevi of the skin,precocious puberty and polyostotic fibrous dysplasia which may lead to unilateral cranial thicknening and optic atrophy
Category: Medicine

BRI: an ISDN offering consisting of two B-channels at 64 kbps and one D-channel at 16 kbps to be carried over 1 typical single pair of copper wires
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

bribery: A group of offences which includes the bribery of Swiss public officials and foreign public officials.
Category: Law

bribery: An offence against official powers in which a person offers or promises certain other persons(members of public authorities,public officials,experts etc.)a gift or other advantage,or presents or arranges for the presentation of a gift or other advantage to such persons,in order that they fail to perform their official duties or services properly.
Category: Law

bribery: An offence in which a person offers,promises or gives another person,namely a member of a judicial or other authority,a public official,an officially-appointed expert,translator or interpreter,an arbitrator,or a member of the armed forces an advantage which is not due to him,or offers,promises or gives such an advantage to a third party,in order to cause that other person to carry out or fail to carry out an act in relation to his official activity which is contrary to his duty or dependent on his discretion.
Category: Law

bricanion: wire mesh passed through rollers and covered at the intersections with clay
Category: Building industry

brick: unit of baked or burnt (I) argillaceous or clayey earth; (II) other admixtures, such as lime and sand, cement and sand
Category: Building industry

brides: Connecting bars(or legs)used to join the objects in certain styles of lace where there is no net ground.
Category: Various industries and crafts

bridge: ship`s structure, topside and unusually forward, that contains control and visual communication stations
Category: Transport

bridge: a form of dental prosthesis which replaces one or more lost or missing teeth,being supported and held in position by attachments to adjacent teeth
Category: Medicine

bridge: a local area network internetworking device that filters and passes data between LANs based on layer 2(medium access control layer)information
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

bridge: In a system of measurement,the instrument in which part or all of a bridge circuit is used in measuring one or more electrical quantities.In relation to a fully electronic stringed instrument,the bridge converts the mechanical vibrations produced by the strings into electrical signals.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

bridge: annular deposit of slag and agglomerated metallic materials forming on the cupola furnace wall above the tuyeres
Category: Iron and steel industries

bridge: an internal double wall separating the melting end and working end of a tank furnace and through which they are linked by means of the throat
Category: Various industries and crafts

bridge: an artificial more or less level surfaced structure spanning a body of water or a depression in the land,often carrying a road or railway
Category: Transport

bridge: An erection amidships above the main deck the top of which forms the bridge deck.It affords a favourable position for living quarters and provides a raised platform for navigating purposes and protection for engine and boiler room openings.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bridge: a functional unit that interconnects two local area networks that use the same logical link control protocol but may use different medium access control protocols
Category: General

bridge: bridge: A structure to carry traffic across a gap. Its substructure ( or ) infrastructure consists of an abutment at each end and intermediate piers if the bridge has more than one span. Its superstructure may be of massive construction in the form of a concrete, masonry or brick arch or in simple cases wooden beams: otherwise of steel or reinforced concrete slabs, built-up girders with cross girders, etc. Bridges are divisible also into over-bridges and under-bridges and according to whether they carry a railway or have a solid deck ( or ) floor for road traffic, or are footbridges. A multi-span bridge over a valley may be called a viaduct, or if it carries a water channel may be part of an acqueduct, but these terms are not precise
Category: Building industry

bridge: that part of an overhead crane consisting of girders,trucks,end ties,walkway and drive mechanism which carries the trolley and travels in a direction parallel to the runway
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

bridge: a device,or set of devices that interconnect two or more networks enabling data transfers to be made between them.When the networks offer similar services,the gateway may simply serve to route packets or messages from one network to another.When the networks differ(i.e.in packet size,connection service,etc.)a gateway performs extensive protocol translation services also
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

bridge: a form of dental prosthesis which replaces one or more lost or missing teeth, being supported and held in position by attachments to adjacent teeth.
Category: Medicine

bridge: a section of the stage floor which can be raised or lowered.
Category: General

bridged: said of a cupola furnace in which a bridge has formed
Category: Iron and steel industries

bridged-T: (graphic figure,see IEV)
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

bridgehead: an area of ground,in a territory occupied or threatened by the enemy,which must be held or at least controlled,so as to permit the continuous embarkation,landing or crossing of troops and material,and/or to provide manoeuvre space requisite for subsequent operations
Category: Defense

Bridgetown: capital of Barbados
Category: The cosmos

bridging: solidification of slag within the cupola at or just above tuyeres or hanging up of a large charge piece
Category: Iron and steel industries

bridging: the ability of an enamel to cover a crack, void or other small gap
Category: Iron and steel industries

bridging: arrangement of small wooden pieces between timbers, such as joists, to stiffen them and hold them in place..
Category: Building industry

Bridgman: a technique for crystal growth by lowering a melt in a crucible through a temperature gradient with a freezing plane
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

bridle: headgear with which a horse is governed and restrained; consists of headstall, bit and reins
Category: Various industries and crafts

bridle: the rope usually of wire,between otter board and net or dan leno or legs
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bridle: in parachutes:a)A multi-legger strop.b)One or more lines or webbings connecting the pilot chute with the vertex or the deployment bag of one or more parachutes
Category: Various industries and crafts

Brie: a soft perishable cheese ripened by mold (Websters)
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

brief: an abridgment or concise statement of a client`s case made out for the instruction of counsel in a trial at low
Category: Building industry

brief: to tell about the detalled plan of action about to be carried out.
Category: Defense

briefcase: Container for conference documentation.
Category: General

briefing: oral commentary given by a meteorologist supplemented by answers to questions on existing and expected conditions.
Category: The cosmos

briefing: Giving a person or group proceeding to a mission,full information and detailed instructions on the nature of the mission,the modalities of carrying out the required duties,the rules to be observed and the objectives to be attained
Category: Management in the public and private sector

briefing: any set of concise instructions or a summary of events.
Category: Economics

briefing: séance d`information.
Category: General

briefs: for men
Category: Various industries and crafts

brigade: See FR:DF and NL:DF
Category: Management in the public and private sector

brigadier: General Officer,category OF-6,Army,UK
Category: Management in the public and private sector

Brigg: A logarithm whose base is 10(after Henry Briggs,17th century English mathematician)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

briggs: A logarithm whose base is 10(after Henry Briggs,17th century English mathematician)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

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