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mock-up

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mock-up
a working full-scale model of a machine, apparatus, etc., for testing, research, etc.

mock-up
A model of an object in the course of design, as a section of a window or its parts; built to scale or at full size, for purposes of studying construction details, judging appearance, and/or testing performance.


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