Glossary B
Bead is described as the stationary platen of a press to which the lower die assembly is attached or the stationary part of the shear frame that supports the material being sheared and the fixed blade. Moreover, a narrow ridge in a sheet metal workpiece or part, commonly formed for reinforcement.
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"Bead" is in the UNSPSC Code "60122908"
Bead accessories
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Cultured pearl (Cultured pearl is a gemstone described as ...)
Angle bead (Angle bead is described as a small moulding ...)
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"Bead" is in the UNSPSC Code "60122908"
Bead accessories
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Cultured pearl (Cultured pearl is a gemstone described as ...)
Angle bead (Angle bead is described as a small moulding ...)
Blistering refers to the formation of bubbles or pimples on the painted surface. Blistering is caused by moisture in the wood, by paint having been applied before the previous coat was dry, and by excessive heat during or after application.
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Blister (Dabei handelt es sich um Sichtverpackungen mit ...)
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Bubble (A Bubble is a system under which existing ...)
Blister (Dabei handelt es sich um Sichtverpackungen mit ...)
Biotechnology has to do with the medical and industrial application of advanced genetic research to the creation of drugs, hormones, and other therapeutic items for both agricultural and human uses.
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"Biotechnology" is in the UNSPSC Code "60104000"
Biotechnology and bio chemistry and genetics and microbiology and related materials
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Research (siehe Immobilien-Research)
Chemistry (Chemistry is the science of the composition, ...)
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"Biotechnology" is in the UNSPSC Code "60104000"
Biotechnology and bio chemistry and genetics and microbiology and related materials
Ref: 120697/2006-10-01
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Research (siehe Immobilien-Research)
Chemistry (Chemistry is the science of the composition, ...)
Biotoxin refers to a toxin produced by a living organism.
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Toxin (Gift)
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Toxin (Gift)
Bale refers to a package of wool in a standard wool pack to fit order for shipment. May be farm, dumped, or unitized. Common form is the farm bale weighing between 100 and 200 kgs.
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Baler (Baler refers to a machine used to compress and ...)
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Globaler Wandel (International ?bergreifendes Ph?nomen, welches ...)
Double-ram baler (Double-ram baler is described a a baler with a ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Baler
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Baler (Baler refers to a machine used to compress and ...)
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Globaler Wandel (International ?bergreifendes Ph?nomen, welches ...)
Double-ram baler (Double-ram baler is described a a baler with a ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Baler
Bogies are set of four metallic wheels that support the train structure and propel the train forward on the tracks. Each unit possesses four bogies. Moreover, a bogie is the name given to the structure that holds 4 or 6 wheels in pairs under one end a railway vehicles. It rotates on a pivot that allows it to turn and follow curves in the track.
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"Bogies" is in the HS Code "8607.12"
- -- Other Bogies and bissel-bogies
Bogies & bissel-bogies OT driving bogies & bissel-bogies
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Bogie (A set of wheels built specifically to be used as ...)
Metall (Als Metall bezeichnet man chemische Elemente, die ...)
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"Bogies" is in the HS Code "8607.12"
- -- Other Bogies and bissel-bogies
Bogies & bissel-bogies OT driving bogies & bissel-bogies
Ref: 122669/2006-09-19
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Metall (Als Metall bezeichnet man chemische Elemente, die ...)
Bi-fuel vehicle is characterized as a vehicle with two separate fuel systems designed to run on either an alternative fuel or conventional fuel using only one fuel at a time.
Bi-fuel vehicle describes a motor vehicle that operates on two different fuels, but not on a mixture of the fuels. Each fuel is stored in a separate tank.
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Vehicle (Vehicle revolves around every device in, upon, or ...)
Fuel (Fuel refers to a substance that can be ...)
Brennstoff (Fl?ssiges, festes oder gasf?rmiges Produkt zur ...)
Tank (Tank refers to a container for holding gasses or ...)
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Bi-fuel vehicle describes a motor vehicle that operates on two different fuels, but not on a mixture of the fuels. Each fuel is stored in a separate tank.
Ref: 120701/2006-10-01
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Fuel (Fuel refers to a substance that can be ...)
Brennstoff (Fl?ssiges, festes oder gasf?rmiges Produkt zur ...)
Tank (Tank refers to a container for holding gasses or ...)
Borosilicate glass refers to a high silicate glass with at least 5% boron oxide.
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Sili (Sili is a Filipino word for chili peppers. Siling ...)
Glas (Glas ist ein Produkt aus Quarzsand, Soda, Kalk ...)
Glass (Glass is characterized as a hard, brittle, ...)
Glas (Glas ist ein Produkt aus Quarzsand, Soda, Kalk ...)
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Glas (Glas ist ein Produkt aus Quarzsand, Soda, Kalk ...)
Glass (Glass is characterized as a hard, brittle, ...)
Glas (Glas ist ein Produkt aus Quarzsand, Soda, Kalk ...)