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notchingenUK
notch N0172600 (nŏch)n.1. a. A V-shaped cut.b. Such a cut used for keeping a record.2. A narrow pass between mountains.3. Informal A level or degree: a notch or two higher in quality.tr.v. notched, notch·ing, notch·es 1. To cut a notch in.2. To record by or as if by making notches: notched the score on a stick.3. Informal To achieve; score: notched 30 wins in a single season. [Probably from a notch, alteration of an otch, from French oche, from Old French, from ochier, to notch.]TranslationsIdiomsSeenotchNotchingenUK
notching[′näch·iŋ] (electricity) Term indicating that a predetermined number of separate impulses are required to complete operation of a relay. (mechanical engineering) Cutting out various shapes from the ends or edges of a workpiece. NotchingIn carpentry, a method of joining timbers by cutting notches at the ends of a piece, then overlapping the notched pieces to form a joint.Notching (in mining), the process of making a cut in a mineral (coal, rock salt, and so on). Supplementary free surfaces are notched in the seam to be worked to facilitate breaking-out. Until the early 20th century, notching was done mainly by hand by miners and was one of the most laborious processes; notching is now performed by cutting machines. notching notching Joining of timbers, usually meeting or crossing at right angles, by cutting a notch in one or both pieces.notchingenUK A term referring to small grooves on the inferior face of the ribs, usually the 4th-8th thoracic ribs, seen on a plain film of 70% of older children and adults with uncorrected post-ductal—ductus arteriosus—coarctation of the aorta, due to ‘tracks’ from the pressure of dilated intercostal collateral vessels on the ribsnotching Radiology Small grooves on the anterior aspect of ribs seen on a plain CXR of children with post-ductal–ductus arteriosus coarctation of the aorta, due to 'tracks' from the pressure of collateral vessels on the ribs.FinancialSeeNotch |