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81 gable frame
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > gable frame
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82 glazed frame
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > glazed frame
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83 ground frame
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > ground frame
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84 head frame
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > head frame
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85 hinged-base frame
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > hinged-base frame
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86 horn frame
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87 hyperstatic frame
portique hyperstatique m, structure hyperstatique fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > hyperstatic frame
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88 imperfect frame
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89 inclined frame
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90 infilling of frame
remplissage d’ossature mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > infilling of frame
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91 isostatic frame
portique isostatique m, structure isostatiqueDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > isostatic frame
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92 lifting frame
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93 loading frame
cadre de mise en charge m, portemaquettes m, portique m, portique de mise en charge mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > loading frame
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94 main distribution frame
répartiteur général (RG) m, RG (répartiteur général) mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > main distribution frame
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95 manhole frame and cover
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > manhole frame and cover
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96 measuring frame
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97 members of a frame
pièces d’une charpente fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > members of a frame
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98 metal frame
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99 metal frame work
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100 multi-story frame
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > multi-story frame
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