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air-to-surface: an air-launched guided missile for use against surface targets
Category: Defense

double-face: a high quality material reversible in structure, in which the face is made of a color different from the one used on the back of the goods.
Category: Various industries and crafts

double-face: blanket made by weaving with one or two warps and one or two wefts,then raised on the two faces.It may be two-colour(one colour on each face)or jacquard
Category: Various industries and crafts

dress-face: A finish characterized by a close-cropped surface and high lustre.
Category: Various industries and crafts

face: a) in square-cut timber, veneer, coreboard or panels, that surface on which the grade or quality is mainly judged; b) the side of a board or plank that determines its grade based on end use
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

face: the transparent end of the cone through which the image is viewed or projected
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

face: either side of a panel where the grading rules draw no distinction between faces
Category: Various industries and crafts

face: 1)the portion of a cattle hide covering the head between the two cheeks 2)leather made from it
Category: Various industries and crafts

face: tool surface or surfaces over which the chip flows
Category: Mechanical engineering

face: the better side of a panel in any grade of plywood calling for a face and back
Category: Various industries and crafts

face: a quadrant of the curved surface of a log
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

face-centred: arrangement of atoms etc.With one fourth of the atoms in the corners of cubes stacked upon each other and the rest of the atoms in the centres of the faces of the cubes
Category: Physics

face-centred: a crystal-structure in which atoms are arranged in a cubic manner,a conventional unit cell consisting of one atom at each corner of the cube with six other atoms positioned one in each face centre
Category: Chemistry

face-centred: a face-centred cubic structure considered as a close-packed structure; succeeding planes may be stacked so that the fourth layer duplicates the x-y coordinates of the first layer
Category: Chemistry

face-down: pertaining to a cardfeed mechanism in which each card when placed in the input hopper,travels along the card track with its face downwards
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

face-down: any process by which a chip is inverted in order to mount it into a package or hybrid construction
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

face-finished: Descriptive of a finish given,for example,to wool cloths,in which the face side is treated selectively,as in raising.
Category: Various industries and crafts

face-plate: a glass plate carrying the luminescent screen and attached to the cone
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

face-up: pertaining to a card feed mechanism in which each card when placed in the input hopper and travelling along the card track has its face uppermost
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

face-up: the application of beam leads to semiconductor chips so that the chips may be bonded to the substrate with their back faces in contact with it i.e.,with their faces,in which devices are formed,away from the substrate surface
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

faced: plywood faced with an overlay or a metal sheet
Category: Building industry

Faceplate: a large disk which may be screwed on to the spindle nose.It is provided with slots and holes for securing the workpiece.In some cases jaws are added
Category: Mechanical engineering

Faceplate: a driven disc for holding tools for facing operations on horizontal drilling and milling machins
Category: Mechanical engineering

facet: Attributes used to group concepts according to their nature
Category: Management in the public and private sector

facet: the angular portion of a cutting blade immediately behind the cutting edge
Category: Mechanical engineering

facet: 1. an aspect under which a group of concepts may be looked at to have something general in common 2. in a faceted classification any one group of classes having certain common characteristics, constituting a category
Category: Documentation and information

facet: one of the small plane surfaces produced on a diamond or other precious stone in cutting esp.to enhance its brillance and beauty
Category: Chemistry

facet: to cut or make facets upon; as, to facet a diamond.
Category: Various industries and crafts

faceted: a synthetic classification arranging concepts in a series of facets and synthesizing the notation of a subject by combination of facets
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

interface: the electrical or mechanical discontinuity between units; must be crossed by interconnections
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

interface: Discrete equipment making the interconnection of incompatible circuits or systems possible by introducing an adaptation of connector geometry, signal levels, signalling modes, logic levels, etc. (PH/PTIH)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

interface: boundary between mating portions of system
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

interface: a shared boundary between two functional units,defined by functional characteristics,common physical interconnection characteristics,signal characteristics,and other characteristics,as appropriate
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

interface: the transition region between two materials of different characteristic impedance in acoustical contact
Category: Physics

interface-routine: linking routines between two systems
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

intra-facet: relations between isolates within one facet
Category: Documentation and information

large-surface: large-surface luminaire is a lighting unit characterized by having a uniform luminous surface,often with relatively low luminance.The size of the luminous surface depends on the size and shape of the work object and of the distance between the object and the luminous surface
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

postface: a reader`s advertisement,a comment,put at the end of a book
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

split-faced: wall made out of blocks having one or more faces sheared off(fractured)to give a rough textured surface
Category: Building industry

split-faced: block having one or more faces sheared off(fractured)to give a rough textured surface
Category: Building industry

sub-surface: the effect of the etching agent with increasing etching depth also on the edges beneath the protective layer
Category: Iron and steel industries

sub-surface: an underground railway running in shallow tunnels,usually of cut-and-cover tunnel construction
Category: Building industry

subsurface: ice that occurs below the surface of the lithosphere.It may be formed from freezing of either saturated or unsaturated rock or soil,or from covering of a bed of surface ice or snow by a mantle of rock debris
Category: The cosmos

subsurface: all water that occurs beneath the surface of the earth(i.e.within the lithosphere)
Category: The cosmos

subsurface: a float with its greatest drag below the surface for measuring subsurface velocities
Category: The cosmos

subsurface: the study of structure thickness,facies,correlation,etc.of rock formations beneath land
Category: The cosmos

suface: a surface-launched guided missile for use against air targets
Category: Defense

suface-to-air: a surface-launched guided missile for use against air targets
Category: Defense

surface: three-dimensional(3-D)model used to define double-curvature 'sculptured surfaces' such as may be found in aircraft,automobiles,shoes,etc.and defined as a quiltwork of patches smoothly joined together,each defined as locally parameterized surfaces such as bi-cubics
Category: General

surface: the boundary separating the body from the surrounding space
Category: Physics

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