Each of the vertical boards closing the spaces between the treads of stairways.

late 14c., "rebel," agent noun from rise (v.). Meaning "one who rises" (from bed, in a certain manner) is mid-15c. Meaning "upright part of a step" is from 1771.

A pole that can be added to the top of a substantial stand to extend its height. Safety tip: weight the Stand and check its stability.

Each of the vertical boards closing the spaces between the treads of stairways.

Pipe connecting offshore installation to a sub sea wellhead or pipeline for drilling or production purposes.

(1) A cylindrical metal device placed betwen the dolly head and the camera base to raise the camera. (2) A prebuilt platform used to raise the set, camera, or lights. (Grip/Lighting)

A shelf that extends above the normal top shelf to give a higher profile.

A platform for people or materials.

Reservoir of molten metal from which casting feeds as it shrinks during solidification.

A riser that does not break through the top of the cope, and is entirely surrounded by sand; opened to the atmosphere by means of a firecracker core.

Conventional form of riser usually located at the heaviest section of the casting, and extending through the entire height of the cope.

A pipe between a seabed BOP and a floating drilling rig.

The section of pipework that joins a seabed wellhead to the Christmas tree.

The vertical member between treads of a stair.

A supply line pipe that rises from one story to the next; also the short vertical pipes that bring water from the branch to the fixture.

A platform for people or materials.

A pipe between a seabed BOP and a floating drilling rig.

The section of pipework that joins a seabed wellhead to the Christmas tree.

(n) a person who rises (especially from bed)(n) a vertical pipe in a building(n) structural member consisting of the vertical part of a stair or step

Each of the vertical boards closing the spaces between the treads of stairways.

A vertical tube or pipe which carries refrigerant in any form from a lower to a higher level.

A vertical tube or pipe, which carries refrigerant in any form from a lower to a higher level.

A supply line pipe that rises from one story to the next. It also refers to the short vertical pipes that bring water from the branch to a fixture.

The upright piece of a stair step, from tread to tread.

Each of the vertical boards closing the spaces between the treads of stairways.

In offshore oil production, risers link the seabed to the surface and are primarily used to transfer oil or gas to the production platform or vessel. Risers also include lines for injecting water, if [..]

a vertical tube or pipe, which carries refrigerant in any form from a lower to a higher level.

A unit of pressure control equipment used to space apart or raise other equipment to a useful height or position. See Spacer Spool.

The vertical piece between two stair steps. Shade Structure:

A vertical extension pipe

  A pipe leading from the fireman to fireplugs on upper deck levels.  

a pipe running up and down between decks and having branch connections or offshoots.

1. The vertical face of a stair step; 2. any vertical plumbing, electrical, sprinkler or air duct line which extends vertically one story or more; 3. a platform on the stage of a theatre or concert ha [..]

podium (stage, dais

A pipe between a seabed BOP and a floating drilling rig.   

The section of pipework that joins a seabed wellhead to the Christmas tree.   

A pipe which extends the well from the sea bed to the drilling platform. It acts as a conduit for drilling fluids and provides the communication route for the purpose of controlling a well in the even [..]

see marine riser.

The section of pipework that joins an offshore seabed wellhead to the Christmas tree. RockEval

a vertical metal or plastic supply line that connects a faucet or shower fixture to the water supply stop valve. It is usually made of copper though Metal Flex Risers are corrugated to facilitate bend [..]

The nonworking middle section of a bow that separates the limbs.

Webbing strip joining the parachute lines to the harnes

Steel or flexible pipe which transfer well fluids from the seabed to the surface. Further Reading

Vertical board rising from the back of one tread of a staircase to the front of the next.

Someone or something which rises. A platform or stand used to lift or elevate something. ''The choir stood on risers for the performance.'' The vertical part of a step on a staircase. (arche [..]