Fuse
51fuse — See: BLOW A FUSE …
52fuse — See: BLOW A FUSE …
53fuse — 1. noun /fjuːz/ a) (also fuze in US) A cord that, when lit, conveys the fire to some explosive device. When talking about being laid off, he has a short fuse. b) The mechanism that ignites the charge in an explosive device …
54fuse — See: blow a fuse …
55fuse — i. A portion of a circuit made of wire with a low melting point that melts and breaks the circuit when the current is above limits. ii. In armaments, an element that activates the ignition train. The fuse may be time sensitive or height sensitive …
56fuse — fu|se vb., r, de, t; fuse ud …
57fuse — sprogdiklis statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Šaudmens veikimą pagal jo paskirtį sužadinantis įtaisas. Pagal priklausomybę sprogdiklis būna – artilerijos sviedinių ir minų, raketų kovinių dalių, inžinerinių ir jūrų minų, torpedų, bombų ir kt.;… …
58fuse — lydusis saugiklis statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. fuse; fusible cutout vok. Schmelzsicherung, f rus. плавкий предохранитель, m pranc. coupe circuit à fusible, m; fusible, m …
59fuse — A device for setting off an explosion without injury to the person. An explosive cap, sometimes employed by railroad trainmen to signal a stop by placing it on the rail ahead of an approaching train. An electrical term; a wire of low melting… …
60FUSE (Certified Open Source SOA Solution) — FUSE is a set of open source software components which are certified releases of Apache Software Foundation SOA projects.FUSE was created to make it easier for companies to use leading community developed technologies as part of their Service… …
