1) Altar 2) Ambo 3) Arena 4) Bandstand 5) Base 6) Catwalk 7) Chopine 8) Chopines 9) Dais 10) Deck 11) Footboard 12) Footpace 13) Footplate 14) Foretop 15) Landing 16) Launchpad 17) Pedestal 18) Pier 19) Platforms 20) Podium 21) Pulpit 22) Rostrum 23) Runway 24) Scaffold 25) Shoe 26) Stage 27) Stairhead
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1) Bandstand 2) Climate change organization 3) Dais 4) French word used in English 5) Horizontal surface 6) Level 7) Party credo 8) Podium 9) Pulpit 10) Railroad station area 11) Raised area for speakers 12) Raised floor 13) Socialist party in Europe 14) Stage 15) Stand 16) Train-station area 17) What candidates stand on
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- a raised horizontal surface
- a document stating the aims and principles of a political party
- the combination of a particular computer and a particular operating system
- any military structure or vehicle bearing weapons
- a woman's shoe with a very high thick sole
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• (v. t.) To form a plan of; to model; to lay out. • (n.) A light deck, usually placed in a section of the hold or over the floor of the magazine. See Orlop. • (v. t.) To place on a platform. • (n.) Any flat or horizontal surface; especially, one that is raised above some particular level, as a framework of timber or boards hori...
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(1) Marketed TV service consisting of a large number of TV channels and other offerings that may be on subscription or free-to-view. See Distribution platform. (2) Signal processing unit (e.g. set-top box) responsible for the decoding, conversion and selection of TV channels and other applications for on-screen display. It is possible for more than...
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(from the article `Asia`) The paleotectonic units of Asia are divided into two first-order classes: continental nuclei and orogenic (mountain-building) zones. The continental ...
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(from the article `art and architecture, Mesopotamian`) ...century emphasize the new interest in secular building and reflect the ostentatious grandeur of the Assyrian kings. Like the temples of earlier ... ...(1.5 3.5-inch; `2 4`) timber verticals, or studs, spaced 40 or 60 centimetres (16 or 24 inches) apart, which rest on...
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(from the article `presidency of the United States of America`) ...of the conventions declined, however, so too did the media coverage of them. Nevertheless, the conventions are still considered vital. It is at ...
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(from the article `undersea exploration`) Undersea exploration of any kind must be conducted from platforms, in most cases, ships, buoys, aircraft, or satellites. Typical oceanographic ...
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an offshore structure from which wells are drilled or oil is produced. Commonly known as oil rigs, these may be either drilling platforms or production platforms (see below).
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(plat´form) a flat horizontal surface higher than the level of the areas around it. force platform a small platform that measures variations in downward force between different points on its surface, for assessing stability of stance and posture as a person stands on it. Called a...
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A set of technology, which acts as a foundation for real-world applications, or higher-level platforms. Symbian OS includes C++ APIs, a leading Java implementation, an application suite and integration with wireless and other communications protocols.
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a hardware standard, such as IBM, Sun or Macintosh, etc
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an offshore structure that is permanently fixed to the seabed; plays generic hydrocarbon traps;
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Plat'form` noun [
Plat , adjective +
-form : confer French
plateforme .]
1. A plat; a plan; a sketch; a model; a pattern. Used also figuratively. [ Obsolete]
Bacon. 2. A place laid out after a model. [ Obsolete] « lf the
platform just reflect...
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Plat'form` transitive verb 1. To place on a platform. [ R.]
2. To form a plan of; to model; to lay out. [ Obsolete] « Church discipline is
platformed in the Bible.»
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The who, what and where of a scene. The success of a scene often depends on having a solid platform.
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— In the technology world, platform refers to the hardware or software that other applications are built upon. Computing platforms include Windows PC and Macintosh. Mobile platforms include Android, iPhone and Palm's webOS. More recently, in an extension of its commonly used definition, Facebook has created a platform,†allowing develo...
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An offshore structure that is permanently fixed to the seabed.
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Horizontal sedimentary deposits found on top of continental shield deposits.
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A system that manages content. For instance, Wordpress is a platform that manages a community of blogs.
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noun any military structure or vehicle bearing weapons
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political platform noun a document stating the aims and principles of a political party; `their candidate simply ignored the party platform`; `they won the election even though they offered no positive program`
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An extra component inserted between the insole and the outsole. Platforms are made of various materials like plastics, rubber, cork, wood etc. In some cases they are moulded in one piece with outsole and heel.
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A thick, high sole which is both at the front and the back of the shoe. This can be equal in height or be higher at the back.
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