Términos

Students in educational institutions for the third level of (usually compulsory) education for children, entered after elementary school and middle or junior high school.

Educational institutions for the third level of (usually compulsory) education for children, entered after elementary school and middle or junior high school. The grades or forms included in high schools vary by location, but often include grades 9 to 12. If the school district has no middle or junior high school, high school may include grades 7 to 12.

A method of differential thermal analysis using a thermocouple which is mounted on a microscope stage and can simultaneously function as a microfurnace and thermometer. The technique allow continuous monitoring and recording of the cooling curves of melt droplets or the heating curves of glass beads between any two pre-selected temperatures.

Fiberboard that is typically made of wood fibers left over from processing of hard woods or soft woods; distinguished from medium-density fiberboard and low-density fiberboard by density of fiber and strength.

General term for modern construction techniques used for buildings of nine or more stories, usually with elevators, employing structural systems to carry both vertical gravity loads and lateral loads caused by wind and earthquakes.

Se refiere al estilo de diseño interior y arquitectura popular en Europa y América del Norte en los años setenta. En diseño de interior, el estilo se caracteriza por la re-utilización de materiales industriales, productos y equipo para usarlos como muebles de casa. En arquitectura, el estilo se caracteriza por el uso de líneas lisas, materiales de espacio-edad y partes pre-fabricadas, con el propósito de explorar los límites de la tecnología.

Mountainous or elevated lands.

The technique of adding white or light media on a medium-toned or dark ground. The term is usually reserved for drawing, but painting and other image-making processes may also employ highlighting.

Aquellos que están capacitados o que trabajan en higiene.

Higrómetros de registro.

Instrumentos que miden la cantidad de vapor de agua en el aire y de este modo indican la humedad relativa.

La tendencia de una sustancia de absorber o atraer agua desde el aire.

Madera obtenida de árboles y arbustos del género Ficus.

Descendiente femenino.

Descendiente masculino.

Boots, generally of ankle height with a lace closure, designed to walk or hike in outdoor settings or uneven terrain.

Hebra que ha sido deliberadamente deshilachada de un textil terminado con el propósito de volverlo a usar.

Capas de bloques de mampostería puestas horizontalmente en la pared o, menos comúnmente, curvadas sobre un arco.

En mampostería de piedra, hiladas colocadas en el nivel de un dintel, comúnmente se diferencian del muro por su mayor proyección, acabado, o grosor que a menudo coincide con la del dintel.