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What (who) is iron-clad - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
CLAD (disambiguation)
iron-clad
see ironclad
Hard-clad silica optical fiber
TYPE OF OPTICAL FIBER WITH A GLASS CORE
Hard Clad Silica; Hard-clad silica; Polymer-clad fiber; Polymer-clad optical fiber
Hard-clad silica (HCS) or polymer-clad fiber (PCF) is an optical fiber with a core of silica glass (diameter: 200 µm) and an optical cladding made of special plastic (diameter: 230 µm). In contrast to all-silica fiber, the core and cladding can be separated from each other.
Copper-clad aluminium wire
TYPE OF ELECTRICAL CONDUCTOR
CCAW; Copper-clad Aluminum wire; Copper-Clad Aluminum Wire; Ccaw; Copper-clad Aluminum Wire; Copper clad aluminum; Copper-clad aluminum; Copper-clad aluminum wire; Copper-clad aluminium; Copper Clad Aluminum; Copper Clad Aluminium; Copper clad aluminium; Copper-Clad Aluminum; Copper-Clad Aluminium; CCA cable; CCA wire
Copper-clad aluminium wire (CCAW or CCA) is an dual metal electrical conductor composed of an inner aluminium core and outer copper cladding.
Wikipedia
CLAD
CLAD may refer to:
- Centre de linguistique appliquée de Dakar, the language institute in Dakar, Senegal
- Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer
- Crosscultural, Language, and Academic Development, a certification program for Teaching English as a second language
Examples of use of iron-clad
1. Such unspoken agreements, however, are hardly iron–clad.
2. He agreed on Monday to go ahead with negotiations without any iron–clad guarantees.
3. The cavalrymen and their horses were all iron–clad in Koguryo.
4. The iron–clad cavalry of Koguryo stroke terror into the hearts of the enemy.
5. He pledged to work with Congress on a remedy, but made no iron–clad promises.