- A
buckle or
clasp is a
device used for
fastening two
loose ends, with one end
attached to it and the
other held by a
catch in a
secure but
adjustable manner...
- In
structural engineering,
buckling is the
sudden change in
shape (deformation) of a
structural component under load, such as the
bowing of a
column under...
-
reminiscent of the
smell of a buck. All
three are
types of
smoked herring.
Bucklings are hot-smoked whole;
bloaters are cold-smoked whole;
kippers are split...
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buckle in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
buckle is a
clasp used for
fastening two
things together.
Buckle or
Buckles may also
refer to:
Buckle Island...
- A
scleral buckle is one of
several ophthalmologic procedures that can be used to
repair a
retinal detachment.
Retinal detachments are
usually caused by...
- Knee
buckling is a
symptom of knee
instability that
frequently affects older individuals,
especially when
putting weight on the knees.
Treatments that...
-
Frank Woodruff Buckles (born Wood
Buckles,
February 1, 1901 –
February 27, 2011) was a
United States Army
corporal and the last
surviving American military...
- A belt
buckle is a
buckle, a
clasp for
fastening two ends, such as of
straps or a belt, in
which a
device attached to one of the ends is ****ed or coupled...
- A
buckling spring is a type of
keyswitch mechanism, po****rized by IBM's
keyboards for the PC, PC/AT, 5250/3270 terminals, PS/2, and
other systems. It...
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Buckling can also
refer to:
Buckling (fish), a form of
smoked herring Geometric and
material buckling in
nuclear reactors Buckle (disambiguation) Sun kink...
