cut

Cut stands for:

in the sense of incision, incision :

a parting line in the plaster, see Swedish section

In geology, a diagnostic method, the directional cut

in archeology the profile obtained in an excavation, the excavation cut

an interruption in the verse, see caesura

a graphic process in art and letterpress printing, see engraving and cutting

in terms off , sawn , cropping / fraction (in the form bring '):

a cutting process in material processing, how the scissors work, see shear cutting

a process and method of manufacturing technology using cutting tools, the mode of action of a blade, see cutting

the parting line that occurs during sawing, the saw cut

in-shape sawing of semi-finished wood, see sawn timber

the three sides on which the book can be opened, see book cut

in typography and printing, the variations of a font, the font style

the principle behind the creation of a garment, cutting , see pattern

the paper template of a clothing model, the pattern sheet

in the sense of cutting off :

in the sense of decomposition , purchase , supply , cut (Share, 'split):

the processing and structuring of the recorded audio and video material, the film editing
the stringing together of sequences from video source material by copying them to a target medium, video editing
a cutting of objects or models for illustration, see cutaway model
a thin layer of organic tissue made for microscopic purposes, histological section
in heraldry curvilinear divisions of the coat of arms, the coat of arms cut

mathematical-technical terms:

In mechanical engineering, the cutting principle (free cutting, system cut) for the isolated consideration of a subsystem of bodies
the technical drawing of a body in a section plane, see section (illustration)
in descriptive geometry the production of axonometric images, see incision process
the common point of two curves or a curve and a surface, see intersection
the common points of two surfaces, see intersection curve
synonymous in statistics for the mean , see mean
in mathematical set theory the intersection
a subset of the rational numbers, see Dedekind cut
a decomposition of the set of nodes in a network, see section (graph theory) ,
a transitive metalogical calculus rule in which the pontic is removed, see cut rule
a certain type of mapping in the topology, see section (fiber bundle) ,
cutting away branches of a search tree in computer science, see alpha-beta search
a morphism with a left inverse in category theory, see coretraction
Cutting into geodesy and surveying, see cutting method
a procedural step in the national surveying, forward, backward and sideways section , see triangulation (geodesy)

Miscellaneous:

Incision , the ball playing ball give a twist, the twist

the abbreviation for cornering, see cutting curves

a partially filled drink, see Spruz

Cut in particular stands for:

Cutting in particular stands for:

In particular, incision stands for:

Einschnitt (memorial) , memorial in Munich to the victims of the hostage-taking of Munich at the 1972 Summer Olympics

See also:

Wiktionary: Cut - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Wiktionary: cut - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations