a style of bridal bouquet, a waterfall of flowers and greenery anchored to a hand-held base.
A Waterfall that doesn't drop all at once but in many levels
Sometimes referred to as a waterfall, our cascade is a beautiful and functional addition to any wine cellar. The top bottle positions are great for displaying your favorite wines.
A series of reply posts to a USENET message, each adding a trivial or nonsense theme to the corpus of previous replies. Some consider this art; there is a USENET newsgroup devoted to propagating this self-expressive form (alt.cascade).
a fall of water arranged in a succession of stages, either informally over a rock formation or more formally over a series of steps; a rustic arch often projects above the cascade, especially if the water emerges from a hillside.
A series of events that result in transmission and usually amplification of a weak signal.
Fabric that hangs in a way that it resembles the look of a waterfall.
a small waterfall or series of small waterfalls
a group of thousands of centrifuges spinning together for long periods to produce even low-level enriched uranium
a series of axel-backs bringing the kite down through the center of the window
a series of connected centrifuges used to ensure that the uranium is enriched sufficiently
a series of small waterfalls whereas a waterfall is one vertical drop
a series of steps or stages that once initiated continues to the final step by virtue of each step being triggered by the preceding one, sometimes with cumulative effect
a string of centrifuges operating in unison
a term for a waterfall , or series of waterfalls, and is applied abstractly to many different concepts involving a series of steps or effects that follow one after the other
a waterfall, and it conjures up the image of an object caught in the power of the current as it rushes inexorably by, tossed and buffeted by the flow, unable to regain control once the momentum is achieved
white water with small waterfalls.
A waterfall-like spill of blooms and greenery that cascades gracefully over the bride's hands.
A section of river that falls and drops.
From the Latin 'cascare', to fall, the word came into use for a small waterfall in a garden (either natural or artificial).
A bouquet of flowers and greenery that flows down from the holder, full at the top, dropping into tendrils of flowers. A range of flower types can be used. This style was extremely popular in the 1980s (Lady Diana carried a cascade bouquet). Though considered less fashionable now, this lavish, dramatic look is still favored by many brides.
A short, steep drop in stream bed elevation often marked by boulders and agitated white water.
A type of waterfall that flows down a rock face with many jumps. The slope is usually close to 45%. More consistent and defined jumps are commonly referred to as a Staircase or Tiered falls.
A waterfall that drops over a series of rock steps or follows an uneven bedrock surface. The gradient can be steep, shallow, or any point between.
A method of connecting circuits in series so that the output of one is the imput of the next.
A connected series of enrichment machines, material from one being passed to another for further enrichment.
A series of small steep drops increasing the velocity of the stream.
A description of an EXCESS OF LOSS programme where all layers are capable of dropping to a lower layer so as to give additional low level reinstatement coverage. See also TOP AND DROP.
(Machine Safety) Series connection (or "daisy-chaining") of multiple sensors.