1-2-3 blocks

(Askeri) KORUYUCU BETON BLOKLAR: Fabrikasyon betonarme bloklar. Bu bloklar, koruyucu bir beton levha meydana getirmek üzere birbirine tel ile bağlanabilecek şekilde hazırlanır

five blocks

(Bilgisayar) beş blok

keel blocks

(Askeri) omurga blokları

keel blocks

(Askeri) omurga takozları

keel blocks

(Askeri) takarya

message blocks

(Bilgisayar,Teknik) mesaj blokları

message blocks

(Bilgisayar,Teknik) ileti öbekleri

English - English

Definition of 1-2-3 blocks in English English dictionary
1-2-3 blocks: plural form of 1-2-3 block
1-2-3 block: A tool used in machining fields, especially milling, to aid in setup. It is a block of steel that is precisely squared and parallel whose sides are 1, 2, and 3 inches long, respectively. Similar, larger blocks are called 2-4-6 blocks
2-4-6 blocks: plural form of 2-4-6 block
back blocks: Remote countryside
basic blocks: plural form of basic block
building blocks: A child's toy consisting of blocks of wood or another material, stacked or joined to form a larger structure
building blocks: plural form of building block
bur blocks: plural form of bur block
cinder blocks: plural form of cinder block
city blocks: plural form of city block
clinker blocks: plural form of clinker block
clump blocks: plural form of clump block
extended basic blocks: plural form of extended basic block
gapers' blocks: plural form of gapers' block
heart blocks: plural form of heart block
storm out of the blocks: To begin rapidly
writer's blocks: plural form of writer's block
blocks: NUMBER NOT NULL Blocks allocated to the segment
blocks: A solid rock fragment greater than 64 mm in diameter ejected from a volcano during an explosive eruption Blocks commonly consist of solidified pieces of old lava flows that were part of a volcano's cone
blocks: Letterpress printing surface made from etched metal Camera ready artwork Copy prepared to a standard which can be photographed for plate making
blocks: Starting blocks, the platforms located behind each lane Some pools have blocks at the deeper end of the pool, while some pools have blocks at both ends Blocks have a variety of designs, and can be permanent or removable
blocks: third-person singular of block
blocks: Barriers that mark the inner boundary of the track
blocks: The representation of an entity on a form
blocks: NUMBER Size of the extent (in blocks)
blocks: Most quilts are based on a series of blocks or squares that are sewn together (Within those blocks may be tirangles, appliques, etc )
blocks: shielding blocks are made for each individual patient Their purpose is to shape the radiation field to completely conform to the tumor shape and therefore, avoid treating healthy, normal tissue
blocks: Census areas usually equivalent to city blocks
blocks: plural of block
blocks: A series of statements enclosed by BEGIN and END Blocks define which set of statements will be affected by control-of-flow language such as IF or WHILE You can nest BEGIN END blocks within other BEGIN END blocks
blocks: In data communications, blocks are a group of bits transmitted as a unit and treated as a unit of information Sometimes called a packet
blocks: NUMBER NOT NULL Number of Oracle blocks charged to the user
blocks: Blocks are used to collect together related data in a single structure Blocks can be interconnected or 'soft-wired 'to perform more complex functions See Function Block, Resource Block, Transducer Block top
mental blocks: mental obstructions, psychological obstructions
starting blocks: the blocks the pair of blocks fastened to the ground that a runner pushes their feet against at the start of a race