n. (pl. scarves or -s) piece of material worn esp. round the neck or over the head, for warmth or ornament. [French escarpe]
... placed at 90 degrees relative to the focal plane The design forms a waveguide scarf -. Here , to move the feed horn , not just along the. focal plane , but across And ... (Radio Engineering Systems)
... looking ” (i e , admiring my reflection in the mirror ); “And Vova is pumping . a bicycle ”; “A cold scarf ”; "I am all so smelly ,.I am all so soulful "; "Such lightness ... (Psycholinguistics)
... does not. penetrate further into the body quickly wipe the case with scrap materials (any scarf , paper . towel or cloth will do ). If the volume of the tragedy - was greater : turn the. laptop ... (Diagnostics, maintenance and repair of electronic and radio equipment)
... of any task with the help of.an unexpectedly arising intuition He put on neatly : a vest , a scarf in his . pocket , a buttoned jacket He loved technical innovations and was among the first ... (Persons)
... , - brothers You can try , using theinertia ofthebottle , with.asharp movement topull thescarf out from under .itBut , most likely , nothing willturn out : theposition ... ... beevenly andlightly knocking on.thetable near thebottle , andtheother hand - gently .pull ascarf At acertain frequency andforce ofblows onthe.table , thehandkerchief willbegin toslowly slide ... (Logics)
... “Othello ” was born in the work of.Shakespeare , the main conflict in which , in essence , arose because of. the scarf lost by Desdemona Etiquette norms change over time They have become ... (Etiquette)
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