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Перевод: layer

[существительное]
слой ; пласт ; наслоение; прослоек ; прокладка ; уровень ; разрез ; отводок ; кладчик ; укладчик ; несушка ;
[глагол]
класть пластами; наслаивать; разводить отводками

Тезаурус:

1. The forest areas have deeper soils with an organic layer.
2. There was layer on layer of fossilized shit.
3. But he then told each layer of management to appoint the layer below it.
4. In 1987, the British public became aware of a new dimension in the natural world - the ozone layer.
5. If we could see the lines of current flow for the rectangular inversion layer we have considered, on a microscopic scale they would look something like the sketch in Figure 4.
6. Push the upright cuttings, oblique end downwards, into deep boxes of compost, cover their flat tops with a layer of compost and water.
7. Off-set stitched: method of stitching used on bags with more than one layer of filling.
8. However, James Valentine of the University of California suggests worms may have evolved from arthropods (jointed-legged creatures) rather than the other way around, because they had cavities in their middle layer (known as coeloms) which they used as skeletons to support themselves when burrowing.
9. A bituminous primer was applied to the existing asphalt covering, which was left in position to form a vapour check layer, before layering the insulation and then the finish was provided by a cap sheet of Vulcanite Tribond 350 elastomeric, white mineral.
10. Over the past couple of years Marine Mining has spent 1.3 million surveying the sea bed to discover the most concentrated deposits of the waste, which generally forms a layer about 1 metre thick.
11. Putting a layer of polystyrene, either in tile or roll form, onto the ceiling of a room under a flat roof can help, but remember, not if this room is a kitchen.
12. In the FET section layer 6 has ohmic source and drain contacts 9, 11 and a Schottky gate contact 10.
13. Sometimes the wet ink which is sprayed on to a horizontal board can spread out sideways, which results in a reasonably-uniform layer in the middle of the board, but an excessively thick border of ink around the edges of the board.