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тас

An integral part of the earth's crust composed of an aggregate of grains of one or more minerals. (Stone is the commercial term applied to quarry products.)

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тегістелмеген тас

Construction; Design; Architecture

Large stones cut individually, used for a foundation or wall of a house.

жұмыр тас

Construction; Design; Architecture

A stone used in its natural shape.

қатпарлы тас

Construction; Design; Architecture

A roof material made from a hard, fine-grained rock that cleaves into thin, smooth layers.

бүйірлік қатпарлану

Building materials; Stone

The arrangement of laminations of strata transverse or oblique to the main planes of stratification.

қалаудың төменгі қатары

Building materials; Stone

The beginning course at grade level, generally waterproofed with a damp check or damp course.

метаморфизм

Building materials; Stone

The change or alteration in a rock caused by exterior agencies, such as deep-seated heat and pressure, or intrusion of rock materials.

өңделген немесе қолмен өңделген

Building materials; Stone

The cutting of rough chunks of stone by hand to create a square or rectangular shape. A stone which is sold as dressed stone generally refers to stone ready for installation.

құлама

Building materials; Stone

The depth of stone between its outer face and a window or door set in an opening; the thickness of a wall.

дән

Building materials; Stone

The easiest cleavage direction in a stone. "With the grain" is the same as "natural bed." Also, the composition and texture of particles, crystals, sand, or rock.

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