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mat1 a. a heavy net of cable or rope laid over a blasting site to prevent the scatter of debris b. a heavy mesh of reinforcement in a concrete slab c. (esp US) a steel or concrete raft serving as a footing to support a post mat2 Art a border of cardboard, cloth, etc., placed around a picture to act as a frame or as a contrast between picture and frame mat [mat] (civil engineering) A steel or concrete footing under a post. Mesh reinforcement in a concrete slab. A heavy steel-mesh blanket used to suppress rock fragments during blasting. (materials) Randomly distributed felt or glass fibers used in reinforced-plastics lay-up molding. (mining engineering) An accumulation of broken mine timbers, rock, earth, and other debris coincident with the caving system of mining. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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They're about 100 pounds lighter than a yoga mat, and they take up less space than your snorkel. On and off the yoga mat, our mind can behave like a monkey, randomly and inconsistently jumping from one thought to the next without focus of choice. To do hot yoga, it is necessary to have your own yoga mat and towel when doing hot yoga as you will be sweating so much. |
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