WHAT DOES RUDUS MEAN IN MALAY?
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Definition of rudus in the Malay dictionary
rudus I sj short sword, lover. rudus II Kd rudu, sesuai. rudus I sj pedang pendek, kelewang.
rudus II Kd rudu, luyu.
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «RUDUS»
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Studies in ancient technology. 9 (1964) - Halaman 146
When the statumen has been laid the rudus, a mixture of hardcore and lime, shall cover it. If fresh bricks are broken up for use, one should use three parts on one part of lime; if it is of old materials, five parts of rubble are to be mixed with two of ...
Robert James Forbes, 1964
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Transactions of the Architectural Institute of Scotland
The gremium consisted of three distinct parts—the lowest being the statumen, the middle the rudus, and the uppermost the nucleus. The statumen varied in depth according to circumstances. It was laid upon the surface of the bed of the road, ...
Architectural Institute of Scotland, 1855
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The Curse of Credesar (Part I):
The wagon driver, whose name was Rudus, groaned in horror when he learned that nine Galds were to sleep in the shelter with him. "They'll kill us in our sleep," he kept repeating, in spite of Dameon's reassurances. Finally, knowing he had ...
4
An Etymological Dictionary of the Latin Language - Halaman 411
Rudus, iris, unwrought ore. Pruclentius has " reris rudere." For raudus, as Caupa, Cupa. Rudus vetus, is rubbish, shards and stone broken and shattered, and is traced to ruo, whence ruidus. " Fragtnina minuta la- leruni vel lapidum et duratae ...
Francis Edward Jackson Valpy, 1828
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Studies in ancient technology. 2 - Halaman 152
Excavations have proved that roads too consist of four different layers (statumen, rudus, nucleus and pavimentum or summum dor- sum). The statumen can be compared with our handlaid foundation, the rudus is a watertight layer shutting out ...
Robert J. Forbes, Robert James Forbes, 1993
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Phraséologia generalis - Halaman 511
`Alfnmgsbill5 Sterquilínium, ltercoraríum, limetum. Permining to Битв; Stercorarius , деиоreus. ,A mmv/lie; Mufca llercoraria. To lll-mg, or pil the loud 5 Stercoribus arva l'aginare , apud Erafm. Ruderare agrum, facer-e liergorationem; rudus agro ...
Dicitur autem nouum Si uetus rudus, fed diuer/ fo lignificatu.Nouum rudus, materia pa uimenri elhuti faxa de nouo conrufa,ieu «их confraâx,cum calce,ad pauimcn/ turn faciëdum. Vide Vitruuiu'm НЕМ/й. Vetus rudus ePt materia pauímëtorum.
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Integrated Occupational Safety and Health Management: ...
Park of this kind in Europe, namely Rudus Safety Park, was constructed by multinational construction company Rudus (RUDUS Safety park 2014) in the city of Espoo in Southern Finland in 2009. This was followed by the HSEQ Training Park ...
Seppo Väyrynen, Kari Häkkinen, Toivo Niskanen, 2014
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Traffic and Congestion in the Roman Empire - Halaman 16
pavimentum nucleus rudus stolumen summum dorsum.140 The statumen is a layer of stones laid in mortar, with a thickness of 20–30 cm. The following layer called rudus is like the statumen layer, but contains fewer stones and more mortar.
Cornelis van Tilburg, 2007
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History of Engineering and Technology: Artful Methods - Halaman 69
He then goes on to say: A layer of stones (rudus) is to be spread each of which is not less than a handful. After spreading the stones, the rubble, if fresh, is to lie mixed, three arts to one of lime; if it is of old materials five parts of rubble are to be ...
