Перевод слова

Перевод: perpendicular

[прилагательное]
перпендикулярный; вертикальный; отвесный; крутой; стоячий;
[существительное]
перпендикуляр ; вертикальное положение; прямое положение; еда стоя; закусывание стоя; прием а-ля фуршет

Тезаурус:

1. As the United Reform (formerly Congregational) Church designed by Tom Stevens of Bournemouth, it displays the typical Victorian Perpendicular style.
2. A hydraulic fracture is generally expected to propagate in a vertical plane in a direction perpendicular to the minimum horizontal stress azimuth.
3. He pointed out to me the "Thief's Corrie" - a dismal place only accessible at one point - that point the apex of a rocky and almost perpendicular water-course; he said one man could hold the pass against five hundred, and I inclined to agree with him.
4. Rear pasterns are relatively short in length and nearly perpendicular to the ground.
5. The moment of a force about a point is equal to the magnitude of the force multiplied by its perpendicular distance from the point.
6. A1 and A2: carbon-bearing, measurement direction parallel and perpendicular respectively to planes of carbon foliation.
7. In detail, the results are less uniform: there seems to be a bimodal trend in the Midlands, where TMOS staff are investigating the formation of coal cleat (a fracture system perpendicular to bedding in coals) and its relationship to other joint sets, and to regional and local in-situ rock stress.
8. His eyes were deep set, his nose thin and perpendicular, his mouth narrow and open.
9. During the course of the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries over 60 per cent of the parish churches in England were extensively rebuilt, normally in the magnificent Perpendicular style of Gothic architecture first employed in the construction of Gloucester Cathedral during the thirteenth century.
10. Remuage in fact required a modification of the original shaking process developed by the widow, involving a fractional tilt of each bottle (from horizontal to perpendicular) following every short, sharp twist to loosen the sediment.
11. A back scattered electron image of a polished section (cut perpendicular to bedding) of resin-impregnated sediment showing fine detail of laminations defined by differences in composition.
12. The small number of new Elizabethan and Jacobean churches that were constructed were built in the Perpendicular style, and, in order to assert the continuity of medieval and Reformed churches, they retained the compartmentalized lay-out of the Gothic buildings.
13. We swam out perpendicular to the two to three knot current, until we were in its heart.