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Glossary of bagpipe terms
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a number of terms that are exclusive, or whose meaning is exclusive, to piping and pipers. Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Ram-air intake
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intake air volume will only occur in an engine where the factory intake piping was designed with baffles and other sound absorbing materials (rubber, etc
Lead service line
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is called a gooseneck , which connects to a valve at the water main and is required to be flexible to allow some movement. Lead goosenecks (also called
Clevis fastener
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"Sailboat Rig Problems: A Surveyor's View". Retrieved 2010-02-21. Pipe Supports - Glossary Terms Piping Technology and Products (retrieved February 2012)
Blacklight
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mixture. The system is then run in order to circulate the dye across the piping and components and then the system is examined with a blacklight lamp. Any
Gas lighting
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"Its lighting system contained more than twenty-eight miles [45 km] of gas piping , and its gas table had no fewer than eighty-eight stopcocks, which controlled
State Dining Room of the White House
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consisted of individual candelabra, each supported by curved piping (a gooseneck ). Each gooseneck was attached to the central body, and the entire chandelier
Christmas lights
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obstruction Balanced-arm lamp Chandelier Emergency light Gas lighting Gooseneck lamp Intelligent street lighting Light tube Nightlight Neon lighting Pendant
Street light
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torches and lamps), as far back as 500 B.C., utilizing hollow bamboo as a piping and naturally occurring gas vents to create a kind of street lamp. In the
Glossary of nautical terms (A–L)
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flat-bottomed Venetian rowing boat. 2. An alternative term for a gundalow. gooseneck A fitting that attaches a boom to a mast yet allows it to move freely
List of America's Test Kitchen episodes
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expert Adam Ried shares with host Bridget Lancaster his top picks for Gooseneck Kettles, and gadget critic Lisa McManus reveals innovative ways to keep