The act of loading petroleum or petroleum products at a terminal or transfer point.

Digging up plants to divide them or to plant them elsewhere. loam:

The act of raising the vehicle body off its bogies. It was originally always done by a crane or cranes. Modern installations often use synchronised electric jacks. A "lifting shop" is a workshop specially reserved for this purpose. The layout of a train maintenance lifting shop has to provide sufficient space for each vehicle to be lifted [..]

 – A situation where a section of tape has pulled away form the surface to which it have been applied. (Back To Top)

Refers to tankers and barges loading cargoes of petroleum at a terminal or transshipment point.

The forcing of air in a vertical direction by an upslope in terrain or by the movement of a denser air mass.

In Scotland means lifting the coffin on the shoulders of the bearers. Certain ceremonies preceded the funeral.

Tippling. In holding a beaker or glass, most persons stick out or lift up the little finger. “Lifting” is a contracted form of the full phrase.

A form of deterioration in which pieces of paint or paint and ground are partially detached and elevated above the paint surface.

To raise a vehicles ride height for additional ground clearance to increase off-road capability. Eibach offers two types of fully engineered lifting: Pro-Lift-Kit: For light off-road use, this suspens [..]

Moving or bringing something from a lower level to a higher one. The concept encompasses biomechanic stresses resulting from Work done in Transferring objects from one plane to another as well as the [..]

Moving or repositioning Patients within their Beds, from bed to bed, bed to chair, or otherwise from one Posture or surface to another.

A Sport in which weights are lifted competitively or as an Exercise.

Softening and raising or wrinkling of a previous coat by the application of an additional coat; often caused by coatings containing strong solvents.

Transferring marks and measurements from a drwing, model, etc., to a plate or other object, by templates or other means.

Moving or bringing something from a lower level to a higher one. The concept encompasses biomechanic stresses resulting from work done in transferring objects from one plane to another as well as the [..]

In integer programming

the act of lifting the lineout jumper into the air in order to more easily catch or intercept the throw.

 - the act of lifting the line out jumper into the air in order to more easily catch or intercept the throw.

the act of lifting the lineout jumper into the air in order to more easily catch or intercept the throw.

Causing a dramatic change to the board position in connection with the cut-off rule by moving either a DVONN piece, or a stack close to a DVONN piece. Watch out for intrusions against low DVONN stacks [..]

A term used to refer to tankers and barges taking on oil or oil derivatives.

The forcing of air

Removing unwanted areas of a painting or drawing.