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Log (1) Stem, or length of stem, of a tree after felling and Cross-cutting.
(2) To harvest (extract) trees or logs from a forest.
Based on HS and CITES definition , a log refers to all wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark or sapwood, or roughly squared, for processing, notably into sawn wood, pulpwood or veneer sheets.
French - grume
Spanish - troza
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Harvest (Harvest is defined as to pick the fully matured plant.)
Felling (Felling is described as the act of cutting or ...)
Pulpwood (Pulpwood is characterized as a wood suitable for ...)
(2) To harvest (extract) trees or logs from a forest.
Based on HS and CITES definition , a log refers to all wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark or sapwood, or roughly squared, for processing, notably into sawn wood, pulpwood or veneer sheets.
French - grume
Spanish - troza
Ref: 122732/2006-09-27
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Harvest (Harvest is defined as to pick the fully matured plant.)
Felling (Felling is described as the act of cutting or ...)
Pulpwood (Pulpwood is characterized as a wood suitable for ...)
Loop-back Windsor. Is an alternate name for an American bow-back Windsor.
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Bow (Bow is described as the front of the boat.)
Ref: 122658/2006-10-11
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Bow (Bow is described as the front of the boat.)
Low explosives is described as explosives that changed into gases by burning or combustion. These are characterized by deflagration (burning rapidly without generating a high pressure wave) and a lower reaction rate than high explosives. An example is a gun powder.
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Explosive (Explosive refers to a chemical compound, mixture. ..)
Ref: 123952/2006-10-18
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Explosive (Explosive refers to a chemical compound, mixture. ..)
Deutsch: Leber / Español: Hígado / Português: Fígado / Français: Foie / Italiano: Fegato
Liver in the industrial context typically refers to the processing and use of animal livers, primarily from livestock like cattle, pigs, and chickens. This context involves industries such as food production, pharmaceuticals, and animal by-products processing.
Deutsch: Bibliothek / Español: Biblioteca / Português: Biblioteca / Français: Bibliothèque / Italiano: Biblioteca
Library in the industrial context refers to a systematically organized collection of resources, including data, software, design documents, and reference materials, which are used for research, development, and operational purposes.