Glossary W
Warehouse club is described as a giant store that sells merchandise in bulk at low prices, and in which customers must buy a membership in order to shop.
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Warehouse (Warehouse makes reference to a place where goods. ..)
club (a formal association of people with similar ...)
Ware (Ware ist der ganzheitliche Begriff f?r die Mittel ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Warehouses, Clubs
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Warehouse (Warehouse makes reference to a place where goods. ..)
club (a formal association of people with similar ...)
Ware (Ware ist der ganzheitliche Begriff f?r die Mittel ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Warehouses, Clubs
- Warehousing trailer : Warehousing trailer pertains to a vehicle designed without motive power, to be drawn by another vehicle
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Housing (Housing is described as structures collectively; ...)
Ware (Ware ist der ganzheitliche Begriff f?r die Mittel ...)
Trailer (Trailer a device that makes it possible to tow a ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Trailers
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Housing (Housing is described as structures collectively; ...)
Ware (Ware ist der ganzheitliche Begriff f?r die Mittel ...)
Trailer (Trailer a device that makes it possible to tow a ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Trailers
Watch movement pertains to the engine that powers a watch to keep time. An automatic watch, also called a self winding watch, uses the movement of the wrist to constantly wind the mainspring inside the watch which moves the hands at regular intervals.
In the case of a quartz watch, a tiny quartz crystal is electrified making it vibrate at 32,768 times per second to produce time accurate within 15 seconds per month.
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): movements
In the case of a quartz watch, a tiny quartz crystal is electrified making it vibrate at 32,768 times per second to produce time accurate within 15 seconds per month.
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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): movements
Water-formed is described as a technique in which leather is dampened to make it more pliable, and worked freehand over a mold or last. When dry, the leather will retain its shape.
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Vegetable tanning (Vegetable tanning is described as a tanning ...)
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Vegetable tanning (Vegetable tanning is described as a tanning ...)
Weave is the pattern of interlacing of warp and weft in a woven fabric. Weaving is the process that produces fabric by interlacing warp and weft threads. It is the manufacturing of cloth by the interlacing of yarns.
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Narrow Fabric Mills (Narrow Fabric Mills refers to the industry which ...)
Book cloth (Book cloth is specially prepared cloth material ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): weavers
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Narrow Fabric Mills (Narrow Fabric Mills refers to the industry which ...)
Book cloth (Book cloth is specially prepared cloth material ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): weavers
Welding sequence is described as the order and direction in which joints, welds or runs are made.
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Welding (Welding represents the joining of two workpieces ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): sequencers, sequences
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Welding (Welding represents the joining of two workpieces ...)
Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): sequencers, sequences
Wheelie refers to the balancing on the two rear wheels of a manual wheelchair. This skill is useful for dealing with obstacles such as curbs or uneven surfaces like ramps or hills.
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Wheel (Wheel refers to the round metal structure that ...)
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Wheel (Wheel refers to the round metal structure that ...)