Glossary R
Rotary drilling is described as a a drilling method in which a hole is drilled by a rotating bit to which a downward force is applied. The bit is fastened to and rotated by the drill stem, which also provides a passageway through which the drilling fluid is circulated. Additional joints of drill pipe are added as drilling progresses.
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Drilling (Drilling -is described as the use of such a ...)
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Drilling (Drilling -is described as the use of such a ...)
Roughage is defined as feed for cattle, bulls, etc. that is high in fiber, low in digestible nutrients, and low in energy. These are hay, straw, silage, and pasture.
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Hay (Hay is characterized as a grass that is cut and ...)
Silage (A Silage is a feed prepared by chopping green ...)
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Hay (Hay is characterized as a grass that is cut and ...)
Silage (A Silage is a feed prepared by chopping green ...)
Ruminant are characterized as mammal whose stomach has four parts-rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum. Cattle, sheep, goats, deer, and elk are ruminants
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Forage (Forage is a term used to refer to: (a) browse ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): ruminants
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Forage (Forage is a term used to refer to: (a) browse ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): ruminants
Range wool are coming from sheep grown on large ranches, distinct from wool grown on small farms; usually termed Territory wool.
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Range (A Range is the difference between the maximum and ...)
Wool (Wool is described as a natural fiber made from ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): woolens, Wools
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Range (A Range is the difference between the maximum and ...)
Wool (Wool is described as a natural fiber made from ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): woolens, Wools
Racetracks refers to a course over which races are run. Horse racetracks is one example.
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"Racetracks" is in the NAICS Code "711212"
(Racetracks Thoroughbred racetracks)
"Racetracks" is in the UNSPSC Code "90151903"
Racetracks
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"Racetracks" is in the NAICS Code "711212"
(Racetracks Thoroughbred racetracks)
"Racetracks" is in the UNSPSC Code "90151903"
Racetracks
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Ramie refers to a strong, staple fiber of cellulose yielded by the inner bark of the ramie plant. It's often used as a less expensive substitute for linen or cotton, and is usually blended with cotton, flax or silk.
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"Ramie" is in the HS Code "5305"
Coconut, Abaca (Manila Hemp Or Musa Textilis Nee), Ramie And Other Vegetable Textile Fibres, Not Els
"Ramie" is in the UNSPSC Code "11121808"
Ramie
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"Ramie" is in the HS Code "5305"
Coconut, Abaca (Manila Hemp Or Musa Textilis Nee), Ramie And Other Vegetable Textile Fibres, Not Els
"Ramie" is in the UNSPSC Code "11121808"
Ramie
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Raw wool refers to a grease wool in natural state before scouring.
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Grease wool (Grease wool is a type of wool as it is shorn ...)
Wool (Wool is described as a natural fiber made from ...)
Scouring (Scouring is defined as the actual separation of ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): woolens, Wools
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Grease wool (Grease wool is a type of wool as it is shorn ...)
Wool (Wool is described as a natural fiber made from ...)
Scouring (Scouring is defined as the actual separation of ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): woolens, Wools
Reactive dye is a type of dye which under
suitable conditions, is capable of reacting chemically with a Substrate to form a covalent dye-substrate linkage.
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Dye (Dye refers to a soluble colouring material which ...)
suitable conditions, is capable of reacting chemically with a Substrate to form a covalent dye-substrate linkage.
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Dye (Dye refers to a soluble colouring material which ...)