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...see and between sable de riviere and sable de concassage, and similarly in German between ungebrochenes Korn and gebrochenes Korn, between Grobkies and Schot

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Note: The word Ziehen in the corresponding German term does not imply any pulling action.

Note: The German term Kunststoff is more general, including both plastics materials and elas

Note: The German word Frischbeton applies to a workable concrete before initial set.

Note: In German the term Maschinenhaus is used when a separate building is used for this pu

Note: The German term anstreichen is limited to brush or roller application.

Note: In German usage, such a discharge lamp is called Leuchtroehre if it contains no lumin

Note: In German the term Oltankgebaude is used when a separate building is provided for thi

Note: The German term Sturz and the French term linteau can also apply to a brick arch const

Note: The German term Wasserstandanzeiger is also used for similar signals in non-tidal wate

A buoy having a superstructure in the shape described by the German term "Bake" (2-6-035).

Note: In French and in German a distinction is made between remorquage, Schleppen for towing by a vessel

Note: The French term enrochements and the German term Steinschuttung also apply to stones used to provide a protective mound

Note: The German term Gurt is used for timber beams of I-section, and in statics. The term F

Note: In German the term Anleger is also used for a landing stage.

The German term Seezeichenfahrzeug is a general term for all vessels that mainly atten

...y of the liquidity index is called in French indice de consistance, and in German Konsistenzzahl.

Note: The terms "thermal radiation" and, in German Temperaturstrahlung apply not only to the process of emission, but also to

Note: The German term Richtbaken applies only to unlighted leading marks. Where lights are

...upwards" (in German, "mit Besen abwarts") and "Broom, point downwards" (in German, "mit Besen aufwarts").

Note: The French term epi and the German term Buhne are also used for structures extending into rivers or estuaries,

Note 2: Horizontal stripes are usually called Bands in English and Bander in German.

Note: 1 In German the term Speicher is also used for the recorded material (record).

Note: The terms "Moteur" and "Corps" in French, and "Antrieb" in German apply to any form of sound emitter.

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Note: The German term Stumpftonne also includes buoys of truncated cone shape.

No special term exists for this in German, but the general term Seezeichenfahrzeug includes work barges used by the l

The German term Handloch is used for such a small opening.

Note: For the French and German terms applicable, see 2-3-210 and 2-3-215.

Note: The terms Tube Fluorescent in French, and, in German, Leuchtstoffsroehre and Fluoreszenzroehre are also used, particularly in th

Note: A Flanged Cap (Culot a Ailettes in French; Flanschsockel in German) is a particular type of pre-focus cap.

...In Britain, the axis of the lights is often called the Line of Lights. In German it is called Richtfeuerlinie.

Note: 1 In German the term "amplitude" applies to the maximum instantaneous value of a sinuso

...ructure is floating it is usually called in English a floating dock and in German a Schwimmdock.

In German, the term Winterbetonnung means the state of the buoyage system as modified

Note 2: The German term Verstrebungen is also used for bars supporting the optical elements of

Note: A distinction is made in German between the process of providing light to be viewed directly (Befeuern) and

Note: In German a distinction is made between the three functions of projectors mentioned.

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...ty defined by this value has been called the Meteorological Range (and, in German, Normsichtweite, with Symbol: VN)

;DIN :Deutsches Institut für Normung, the German Institute for Standardisation ;DIN :German steel grading