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Clinometer is identified as an instrument used to determine the height of a tree.
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Height (Height computer is characterized as a calculating. ..)
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Height (Height computer is characterized as a calculating. ..)
Clipper is a fast sailing ship, usually with sleek lines and a large sail area. A vessel that could clip, or move fast. The term comes from the days of the tea clippers when fast ships would race from Asia carrying their precious cargo of tea to England.
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Clipper blade (Clipper blade refers to a metal scissor-type ...)
Clock (Clock is term that can refer to: 1. A device. ..)
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Clipper blade (Clipper blade refers to a metal scissor-type ...)
Clock (Clock is term that can refer to: 1. A device. ..)
- Clipper blade : Clipper blade refers to a metal scissor-type blade installed on clippers used for shearing animals. There are various types and sizes for different types of hair and brands and types of clippers.
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Shearing (Shearing pertains to the removal of wool from the ...)
Clipper (Clipper is a fast sailing ship, usually with ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): blades
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Shearing (Shearing pertains to the removal of wool from the ...)
Clipper (Clipper is a fast sailing ship, usually with ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): blades
Closed-Circuit Voltage (CCV) denotes the potential or voltage of a battery when it is discharging or charging.
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Volt (Ma?einheit f?r die elektrische Spannung, (Abk. V))
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): voltages
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Volt (Ma?einheit f?r die elektrische Spannung, (Abk. V))
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): voltages
Clothes-dryers a household appliance used to dry clothes faster using electricity or runs on natural gas from the mains supply. Clothes dryers are increasingly a common laundry companion to washing machines . They have much simpler features and simpler mechanics, but also use a lot more energy
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"Clothes-dryers" is in the HS Code "8421.12"
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"Clothes-dryers" is in the HS Code "8421.12"
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Clothes dryer is pertaining to a household appliance that dries laundry through the application of heat and rapid air movement. The hot air used is typically heated by electricity or gas, either natural gas or liquefied petroleum gas.
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Clothes Washer: An appliance for automatically cleaning home laundry. It has an opening on its top or its front offering access to the washer tub. An agitator, located within the tub, moves the articles to be cleaned through the wash water. The machine is powered by an electric motor connected to the tub and agitator via a transmission, clutches, and linkages. In front-loading machines, the articles are moved by a rotating tube rather than an agitator.
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Washers
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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Washers
Club hammers are kind of hammers which are made in 2lb, 21/2lb ,3lb and 4lb, these are square headed ,stubby hammers usually with a 10in handle. Used for heavy hammering, such as with cold chisels and brick bolsters. Also used for light demolition work. The most popular sizes are 21/2lb and 4lb.
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Hammer (Hammer refers to an instrument for driving nails ...)
club (a formal association of people with similar ...)
Hammering (Hammering is described as the act of pounding, ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Clubs
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Hammer (Hammer refers to an instrument for driving nails ...)
club (a formal association of people with similar ...)
Hammering (Hammering is described as the act of pounding, ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Clubs