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case-hardened: distance from the surface of a case-hardened object to the limit of a pre-determined value for the hardness
Category: Iron and steel industries

case-hardening: a stressed condition in seasoned timber characterised by compression in the outer layers accompanied by tension in the core; the result of too severe drying conditions
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

case-hardening: the setting of cone scales as a result of superficial drying,so that they fail to open and discharge their seed
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

chard: there are two varieties,red or green.The wide leaves taste much like spinach,but the edible stems taste more like celery.The stems need a little more cooking time than the leaves,so slice them off where the stems meet the leaves and add them a bit sooner
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

hard: of radiation,having a relatively high penetrating power,i.e.energy
Category: Physics

hard: term applied to wine which is poorly balanced and in which acidity predominates
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

Hard-blend: country receiving more loans from IBRD than credits from IDA
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

hard-burnt: category of brick used for ordinary face work; it is not designed for heavy loads
Category: Building industry

hard-to-fill: a job vacancy for which, according to the person offering it (the employer), no suitable occupant has been or can be found in the relatively short term. The number of such vacancies is often used as an indicator...in the labour market...
Category: Medicine

hard-wired: logic designed for control or problem solutions that require interconnection of numerous integrated circuits formed or wired for specific purposes and relatively unalterable
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

hard-wired: an automatic switching system in which the control logic resides in the circuitry of one or more mechanically alterable electronic memories
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

hardboard: a homogeneous,thin fibreboard having a density not less than 30 lb/ft3(481 kg/m3)
Category: Various industries and crafts

hardcore: hard lumps of stone,brick,furnace slag,old concrete,etc.suitable for filling soft ground in a foundation or under a road
Category: Building industry

hardenability: this is characterized by the intensity of hardening, which expresses the maximum hardening possible and the hardness penetration represented by variations of hardness from the surface to the centre the property which determines the depth and distribution of hardness after quenching under specified conditions
Category: Iron and steel industries

hardenability: the ability of a ferrous alloy to be hardened by quenching measured by the depth and distribution of hardness induced by quenching
Category: Iron and steel industries

hardened: hard, brownish-black or red product obtained by vulcanising rubber, including synthetic rubber, with a high proportion of sulphur
Category: Various industries and crafts

hardened: a semiconductor device whose tolerance to radiation has been increased by a radiation hardening process
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

hardened: a missile suitably protected to withstand damage from nearby nuclear explosions
Category: Defense

hardened: a wire nail of tempered steel with a round shank and a domed head used for fastening into e.g.concrete
Category: Various industries and crafts

hardener: a) a substance or mixture of substances added to an adhesive to promote or control the curing reaction by taking part in it; b) a substance added to control the degree of hardness of the cured film of a glue line
Category: The chemical industry

hardener: an alloy,rich in one or more alloying elements,added to a melt to permit closer composition control than possible by addition of pure metals or to introduce refractory elements not readily alloyed with the base metal
Category: Iron and steel industries

hardener: chemical...used to toughen the gelatin emulsion...to render it less liable to physical damage by scratching or rubbing.
Category: General

hardening: carburizing : the introduction of carbon into the surface by heating to and holding at a suitable temperature usually above the transformation range in contact with a suitable source of carbon. Carburizing is usually followed by direct quenching or by other suitable heat treatment
Category: Iron and steel industries

hardening: the term hardening used without qualification denotes hardening due to the formation of martensitic constituents
Category: Iron and steel industries

hardening: the process that commences at the end of the initial set and indicates the growth in strength of the mortar or concrete.Under good curing conditions,the strength increases rapidly,and one of the properties of concrete is that it will continue to harden for years.Ordinary Portland cement hardens slowly,but rapidhardening cement hardens quickly and its strength in two or three days is as high as that of the former at seven days
Category: Building industry

hardening: cooling down the product from the ice cream freezer in order to freeze most of the water which had not been solidified in the freezer
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

hardening: ..increase in strength of an aluminium allow or a concrete with age, or the brittleness and tensile strength acquired by steel in cold drawing or of a copper pipe or sheet during cold working.
Category: Physics

harder: a mucosebaceous secreting gland in nonprimate vertebrates,found near the attachment of the nictitating membrane.It rapidly degenerates in the human fetal eye
Category: Medicine

hardnes: a general term that correlates with strength,rigidity and resistance to abrasion or penetration
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

hardnes: ability of a coating film to resist cutting,indentation or penetration by a hard object
Category: Iron and steel industries

hardnes: a property of wood that enables it to resist indentation,generally measured by the loading,applied at a standard rate,that is required to imbed a 0.444in-(1.128cm)diameter steel ball to a depth equal to its radius
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

hardnes: measure of resistance to penetration of rubber by use of durometer
Category: Various industries and crafts

hardnes: the effective depth of hardness after surface heating is equal to the distance between the surface and the layer the Vickers hardness of which,when measured under a load of 9,81 N,i s equal to the value defined by the term hardness limit
Category: Iron and steel industries

hardnes: the percentage of coke remaining on a.25 inch screen,when the coke is screened after tumbling in the ASTM Tumbler Test
Category: Mining

hardnes: resistance of a material to a plastic local and superficial deformation
Category: Iron and steel industries

hardness: a general term that correlates with strength,rigidity and resistance to abrasion or penetration
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

hardness: ability of a coating film to resist cutting,indentation or penetration by a hard object
Category: Iron and steel industries

hardness: a property of wood that enables it to resist indentation,generally measured by the loading,applied at a standard rate,that is required to imbed a 0.444in-(1.128cm)diameter steel ball to a depth equal to its radius
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

hardness: resistance of a material to a plastic local and superficial deformation
Category: Iron and steel industries

hardpan: a) generally, any hard and/or compact(ed) layer; b) more particularly, a chemically indurated layer, the soil particles being cemented with organic matter, SiO2,sesquioxides or CaCO3
Category: Building industry

hardship: the situation in which a person`s material well-being is threatened,e.g.by high taxation rates,or where liability to pay taxation arises before actual receipt of the relevant profits or gains,sometimes afforded concessionary tax treatment such as deferred payment terms
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

hardstand: open ground area having a prepared surface and used for the storage of material
Category: Technical and industry in general

hardstand: any paved or hardened surface on the ground
Category: Transport

hardstrip: strip adjacent to a carriageway and intended for vehicles in the event of difficulty
Category: Building industry

hardwall: Stand constructed with plywood or similar material as opposed to one formed by drapery only.
Category: General

hardwall: a plaster made of hemihydrate or insoluble anhydrite,used neat or in mortar gauged with a low water/plaster ratio and containing additives(plasticizers,...)
Category: Building industry

hardware: all metal pieces used for jointing, moving or operational parts of the window
Category: General

hardware: all metal parts used with parachutes
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

hardware: the physical components of a circuit or system,both passive and active
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

hardware: physical equipment used in data processing,as opposed to programs,procedures,rules and associated documentation
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

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