Términos

Use of or investigation with any microscope employing a laser illumination source.

Prints on photographic materials achieved by controlled exposure to white, red, green, or blue light and processed chemically. Distinguished from 'electrophotographic laser prints' that create images via a beam of light to etch onto a photoconductive drum from which images are transferred by electrostatic copying to paper.

Nondestructive technique for determining the surface topographical features of three dimensional objects by means of laser triangulation.

A type of atomic emission spectroscopy which employs a highly energetic laser pulse as the excitation source.

A spectroscopic flow visualization technique in which fluorescent markers are excited by a laser beam; used to make visible disturbances that occur in fluid flow.

Genus containing the cigarette beetle.

Members of a species of small, light brown beetle that is a pest of tobacco, cereals, flour, dried fruit, and some animal products.

Shoemaker's tools for extracting the last, which is a model of the foot, from a finished shoe.

In the context of modern western personal names, the names that are hereditary and common to all members of a family; used with a first name to distinguish an individual from others with the same first name. In other cultural traditions, last names may not be hereditary family names or they may not be used at all. Before last names became common in western tradition, personal names were qualified with the addition of epithets, place names, ancestors' names, or terms for professions; these were added to a first name on an individual basis, not necesssarily hereditary for a family.

Tools with serrated jaws, designed for gripping leather. In shoemaking hey are used for straining leather uppers over the last.

Leatherworking tools that combine gripper and hammer; used particularly in shoemaking. Examples of use are to pull leather taut over a mold, or to hammer in nails.

Material pesado, como agua, arena o hierro, con el que se carga una máquina por ejemplo, y que sirve para aumentar su peso.

In Indian architecture, a vase-shaped part of pillar capital (at the upper part of the shaft); ridged; or faceted and fluted; sinuous, often vase-shaped, shoulder-part of a column-shaft below the capital members.

Pilar indio autoestable, que lleva inscripciones o que se encuentra coronado por una escultura animal.

Término que se aplica a recipientes de hojalata con una cubierta o tapa, usados para embalar galletas dulces, galletas saladas, tabaco u otros productos similares.

Latas de hojalata.

Latas hechas de aluminio.

In Indian architecture, a curvilinear vertical band of śikhara, usually bearing jāla-web (mesh) pattern; central jāla-section of a Latina Nāgara śikhara vine; creeper.

Recipientes de cerrados herméticamente para alimentos o bebidas. También otros usados para guardar o llevar líquidos, como aceiteras o recipientes de metal o plásticos para guardar películas en machos o rollos