16:40 Mar 5, 2004 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / concrete | |||||||
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4 +1 | axial levels |
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5 | datum mark / running dimensions |
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axial levels Explanation: "axes" here refers to axis (x, y and z) which are marked in order to be used as reference points. |
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datum mark / running dimensions Explanation: Although your text refers to "la position" as well as the "altimétrie" of these elements, since they use the expression "axes-niveaux", I presume they are in fact referring solely to heights, not lateral positions. You could probably refer to these as "datum marks", though strictly speaking the datum is at a single level. Otherwise: running dimensions - Series of dimensions that extend from a datum or fixed point and that are set out along a continuous line on which each individual dimension is the distance from the datum [BSI glossary] -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-03-05 19:12:47 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Further to TB\'s comment below, I take the above back. I think you need to read a comma for the hyphen in \"axes-niveaux\", so you get \"axes (or grid or grid lines), levels\", where \"axes\" (plural of \"axis\", not of \"ax(e)\") refers to the orthogonal axes of the drawings. coordinate axes - Three reference planes that are in space and meet at right angles at the point of origin [BSI] structural grid - Grid used to determine the points of intersection that are principally to assist in the location of structural members [BSI] grid - a network of grid lines used for planning or setting out grid line - A line on grid plan. There are two sets of parallel lines, running at right angles. One set is lettered A, B, C etc., the other 1, 2, 3 etc. so that any location (eg for a column) can be given by a letter and number combination. |
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