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Stack
A unit of volume equivalent to 108 cubic feet. It is used in the sale of firewood.
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Some fifty miles below the Inner Station we came upon a hut of reeds, an inclined and melancholy pole, with the unrecognizable tatters of what had been a flag of some sort flying from it, and a neatly stacked wood- pile.
The kitchen and lobby were still stacked with furniture and straw, but, as far as she could make out, nothing had been broken or scratched.
At the top of the stairs, wide reaches of shadowy space led to far corners where the roof came almost down to the floor, and where were stacked innumerable trunks and boxes.
Narrow strips from 1" to 6" wide and 3/16" to 5/8" thick can be automatically stacked by the machines.
NIST researchers have measured the first constant voltage steps in stacked Ti-barrier Josephson junctions.
Flexibility is its unusual feature: It can pack layers of stacked containers either vertically or horizontally or both in the same box.
Dense-Pac Microsystems (Nasdaq: DPAC), introduced its new LP-Stack DDR series of interchangeable memory devices using its patented stacked semiconductor design technology.
Using Site Manager, the network operator can manage multiple stacked Access Stack Nodes as a single routing platform.
MobileStak[TM] Enables Smaller Mobile Products by Combining Multiple Heterogeneous Devices into a Stacked Module
FlashStak X-2 uses standard design and assembly processes consisting of a singulated printed circuit board (PCB) interconnect placed horizontally along the edges or leads of the stacked TSOP devices.
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