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Что (кто) такое track maintainer - определение

TYPE OF SPORT
Track cyclist; Track Cycling; Track Cyclist; Bicycling/Track; Track Cycling(sport); Cycling track; Track cyslist
  • Aero Special track bicycle, original, c 1910
  • Indoor cycling at the [[Sportpaleis Alkmaar]], Netherlands
  • time trial]]
  • The [[Manchester Velodrome]], a banked [[Siberian Pine]]-surfaced track, which has hosted the [[UCI World Championships]] on three occasions and home to [[British Cycling]].
  • An outdoor track race in Paris in 1908 featuring [[Major Taylor]], the first African-American cyclist to become world champion
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Software maintainer         
PERSON WHO BUILDS SOURCE CODE INTO A BINARY PACKAGE FOR DISTRIBUTION, COMMITS PATCHES, OR ORGANIZES CODE IN A SOURCE REPOSITORY
Project maintainer; Package maintainer
In free and open source software and inner source software, a software maintainer or package maintainer is usually one or more people who build source code into a binary package for distribution, commit patches, or organize code in a source repository.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_maintainer
Railway track         
  • Ballastless high-speed track in China
  • Diagram of cross section of 1830s ladder type track used on the [[Leeds and Selby Railway]]
  • An expansion joint on the [[Cornish Main Line]], England
  • Ladder track at [[Shinagawa Station]], Tokyo, Japan
  • Measuring rail gauge
  • Welded rail joint
  • [[Intercity-Express]] Track, [[Germany]]
  • A pull-apart on the [[Long Island Rail Road]] [[Babylon Branch]] being repaired by using flaming rope to expand the rail back to a point where it can be joined together
  • Buses driving on tracks, [[Adelaide]], Australia
  • Panama Canal construction track, 1907
  • <small>Section through railway track and foundation showing the ballast and formation layers. The layers are slightly sloped to help drainage. <br> Sometimes there is a layer of rubber matting (not shown) to improve drainage, and to dampen sound and vibration</small>
  • Circa 1917, American section gang ([[gandy dancer]]s) responsible for maintenance of a particular section of railway. One man is holding a lining bar (gandy), while others are using rail tongs to position a rail.
  • abbr=on}} rail. The alternating bolt head orientation is to prevent complete separation of the joint in the event of being struck by a wheel during a derailment.
  • On this Japanese high-speed line, mats have been added to stabilize the ballast.
  • Flange oilers lubricate wheel flanges to reduce rail wear in tight curves, [[Middelburg, Mpumalanga]], South Africa
RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE
Railroad track; Rail track; Train tracks; Railroad tracks; Maintenance of Way; Train Tracks; Train Track; Railway tracks; Track (rail transport); Permanent Way; TRACK MACHINES; Welded rail; Commercial track; Ribbon rails; Ribbon rail; Continuous welded rail; Maintenance-of-way; Track maintenance; Waybeam; Wheeltimber; Track repair; Continuously welded rail; Rail classification; Rail class; Train speed limit; Rail speed limit; Railway lines; Track Maintenance; Sidetrack (rail transport); Railway maintenance; Track machine; Permanent way (current); Rail tracks; Permanent way; Track banking; Track (railway transport); Jointed-rail; Jointed track; Rail welding; Rail lengths; Trackage; Track maintenance equipment; Maintenance of way equipment; Train track; Jointed rail; Track (rail); Rail (rail transport); 🛤; Rail Tracks; Rail transport tracks; Rail joint; 🛤️; Maintenance of Rail; Portable track; Railway rail; Rail (Railway); Railroad track foreman; Temporary way; Railroad Track; Railway track maintenance; Railroad rail
A railway track (British English and UIC terminology) or railroad track (American English), also known as permanent way or simply track, is the structure on a railway or railroad consisting of the rails, fasteners, railroad ties (sleepers, British English) and ballast (or slab track), plus the underlying subgrade. It enables trains to move by providing a dependable surface for their wheels to roll upon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_track
Trackage         
  • Ballastless high-speed track in China
  • Diagram of cross section of 1830s ladder type track used on the [[Leeds and Selby Railway]]
  • An expansion joint on the [[Cornish Main Line]], England
  • Ladder track at [[Shinagawa Station]], Tokyo, Japan
  • Measuring rail gauge
  • Welded rail joint
  • [[Intercity-Express]] Track, [[Germany]]
  • A pull-apart on the [[Long Island Rail Road]] [[Babylon Branch]] being repaired by using flaming rope to expand the rail back to a point where it can be joined together
  • Buses driving on tracks, [[Adelaide]], Australia
  • Panama Canal construction track, 1907
  • <small>Section through railway track and foundation showing the ballast and formation layers. The layers are slightly sloped to help drainage. <br> Sometimes there is a layer of rubber matting (not shown) to improve drainage, and to dampen sound and vibration</small>
  • Circa 1917, American section gang ([[gandy dancer]]s) responsible for maintenance of a particular section of railway. One man is holding a lining bar (gandy), while others are using rail tongs to position a rail.
  • abbr=on}} rail. The alternating bolt head orientation is to prevent complete separation of the joint in the event of being struck by a wheel during a derailment.
  • On this Japanese high-speed line, mats have been added to stabilize the ballast.
  • Flange oilers lubricate wheel flanges to reduce rail wear in tight curves, [[Middelburg, Mpumalanga]], South Africa
RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE
Railroad track; Rail track; Train tracks; Railroad tracks; Maintenance of Way; Train Tracks; Train Track; Railway tracks; Track (rail transport); Permanent Way; TRACK MACHINES; Welded rail; Commercial track; Ribbon rails; Ribbon rail; Continuous welded rail; Maintenance-of-way; Track maintenance; Waybeam; Wheeltimber; Track repair; Continuously welded rail; Rail classification; Rail class; Train speed limit; Rail speed limit; Railway lines; Track Maintenance; Sidetrack (rail transport); Railway maintenance; Track machine; Permanent way (current); Rail tracks; Permanent way; Track banking; Track (railway transport); Jointed-rail; Jointed track; Rail welding; Rail lengths; Trackage; Track maintenance equipment; Maintenance of way equipment; Train track; Jointed rail; Track (rail); Rail (rail transport); 🛤; Rail Tracks; Rail transport tracks; Rail joint; 🛤️; Maintenance of Rail; Portable track; Railway rail; Rail (Railway); Railroad track foreman; Temporary way; Railroad Track; Railway track maintenance; Railroad rail
·noun The act of tracking, or towing, as a boat; towage.
II. Trackage ·add. ·noun Lines of track, collectively; as, an extensive trackage.
permanent way         
  • Ballastless high-speed track in China
  • Diagram of cross section of 1830s ladder type track used on the [[Leeds and Selby Railway]]
  • An expansion joint on the [[Cornish Main Line]], England
  • Ladder track at [[Shinagawa Station]], Tokyo, Japan
  • Measuring rail gauge
  • Welded rail joint
  • [[Intercity-Express]] Track, [[Germany]]
  • A pull-apart on the [[Long Island Rail Road]] [[Babylon Branch]] being repaired by using flaming rope to expand the rail back to a point where it can be joined together
  • Buses driving on tracks, [[Adelaide]], Australia
  • Panama Canal construction track, 1907
  • <small>Section through railway track and foundation showing the ballast and formation layers. The layers are slightly sloped to help drainage. <br> Sometimes there is a layer of rubber matting (not shown) to improve drainage, and to dampen sound and vibration</small>
  • Circa 1917, American section gang ([[gandy dancer]]s) responsible for maintenance of a particular section of railway. One man is holding a lining bar (gandy), while others are using rail tongs to position a rail.
  • abbr=on}} rail. The alternating bolt head orientation is to prevent complete separation of the joint in the event of being struck by a wheel during a derailment.
  • On this Japanese high-speed line, mats have been added to stabilize the ballast.
  • Flange oilers lubricate wheel flanges to reduce rail wear in tight curves, [[Middelburg, Mpumalanga]], South Africa
RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE
Railroad track; Rail track; Train tracks; Railroad tracks; Maintenance of Way; Train Tracks; Train Track; Railway tracks; Track (rail transport); Permanent Way; TRACK MACHINES; Welded rail; Commercial track; Ribbon rails; Ribbon rail; Continuous welded rail; Maintenance-of-way; Track maintenance; Waybeam; Wheeltimber; Track repair; Continuously welded rail; Rail classification; Rail class; Train speed limit; Rail speed limit; Railway lines; Track Maintenance; Sidetrack (rail transport); Railway maintenance; Track machine; Permanent way (current); Rail tracks; Permanent way; Track banking; Track (railway transport); Jointed-rail; Jointed track; Rail welding; Rail lengths; Trackage; Track maintenance equipment; Maintenance of way equipment; Train track; Jointed rail; Track (rail); Rail (rail transport); 🛤; Rail Tracks; Rail transport tracks; Rail joint; 🛤️; Maintenance of Rail; Portable track; Railway rail; Rail (Railway); Railroad track foreman; Temporary way; Railroad Track; Railway track maintenance; Railroad rail
¦ noun Brit. the finished trackbed of a railway together with the track and other permanent equipment.
Track cycling         
Track cycling is a bicycle racing sport usually held on specially built banked tracks or velodromes using purpose-designed track bicycles.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Track_cycling
Axle track         
DISTANCE ACROSS BETWEEN THE WHEELS OF A VEHICLE
Track (automobile); Wheeltrack; Wheel track; Wheel gauge; Track width; Wide track
In automobiles (and other wheeled vehicles which have two wheels on an axle), the axle track is the distance between the hub flanges on an axle. Wheel track, track width or simply track refers to the distance between the centerline of two wheels on the same axle.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axle_track
Kégresse track         
BELT-TRACK DESIGNED TO BE RETROFITTED ONTO THE DRIVE WHEELS OF A STANDARD AUTOMOBILE, TO CONVERT IT FOR USE IN ROUGH OR SNOWY/ICY TERRAIN.
Belt track; Kegresse tracks; Kegresse; Kegresse track; Band track
A Kégresse track is a kind of rubber or canvas continuous track which uses a flexible belt rather than interlocking metal segments. It can be fitted to a conventional car or truck to turn it into a half-track, suitable for use over rough or soft ground.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kégresse_track
track event         
  • A graph of the world record progression in the men's 100&nbsp;metres
  • The finish of a women's 100&nbsp;m race
  • [[Panathenaic Stadium]] in [[Athens]], one of the first modern track and field stadiums
  • The [[2006 European Athletics Championships]] at the [[Ullevi Stadium]]
  • Men assuming the starting position for a sprint race
  • A women's 400&nbsp;m hurdles race at the 2007 Dutch Championships
  • [[Arne Andersson]] (left) and [[Gunder Hägg]] (right) broke a number of middle distance world records in the 1940s.
  • A [[javelin]] athlete
  • [[Carl Lewis]] was among the athletes who helped increase track and field's profile.
  • An early model of [[hurdling]] at the [[Detroit Athletic Club]] in 1888
  • The pole vault competition at the [[2007 Pan American Games]]
  • Girls handing over the baton in a relay race in [[Leipzig]] in 1950
  • The Gordon Indoor Track sports an 80-yard sprint straight, and the track is 220 yards in length
  • American athlete [[Jim Thorpe]] lost his [[Olympic medal]]s having taken expense money for playing baseball, violating Olympic [[amateurism]] rules, before the 1912 Games.
  • [[Kenenisa Bekele]] leading in a long-distance track event
  • Men traversing the water jump in a steeplechase competition
  • [[Marion Jones]], after admitting to doping, lost her Olympic medals, was banned from the sport, and spent six months in jail.
  • [[Naide Gomes]] in the jumping phase of the event
  • A child taking part in a local schools meeting in [[Cambodia]]
  • [[Oscar Pistorius]], running in the first round of the 400&nbsp;m at the 2012 Olympics
  • A Greek vase from 500&nbsp;BC depicting a running contest
  • A typical layout of an outdoor track and field stadium
  • [[Anna Giordano Bruno]] releases the pole after clearing the bar
  • [[Remigius Machura]] preparing to throw within the circle
  • [[Olga Rypakova]] performing a triple jump in 2012
  • The 100 m final at the [[2008 Summer Olympics]]
  • A woman attempting to high jump whilst using the [[Fosbury Flop]] technique
  • [[Yury Shayunou]] spinning with the hammer within the circle
  • [[Zoltán Kővágó]] preparing to spin and throw the discus
SPORT INVOLVING VARIOUS RUNNING, JUMPING AND THROWING DISCIPLINES
Track running; Track and Field; Running/track; Track & field; Track & Field; Track and field athlete; Track runner; Track-and-field; Track (sport); Indoor Track; Indoor athletics; Indoor track; Track athlete; Outdoor Track; Track-and-field sports; Rules of track athletics; Field athletics; Outdoor track; Track and field athletics - Women's events; Track and field athletics - Men's events; Field event; Track events; Track and field athletics; Track and field sports; Track and field sport; Indoor track and field; Outdoor track and field; Track and field athletes; Field athletes; Track and Field athletics; Track event; Outdoor Track and Field; Field athlete; Track and fields; Track and field (indoor); Track and field (outdoor); Indoor track & field; Outdoor track & field; Ran track; Indoor Track and Field; Indoor (athletics)
(track events)
A track event is an event in athletics which involves running or walking around a racetrack, in contrast to events that involve only jumping or throwing.
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track events         
  • A graph of the world record progression in the men's 100&nbsp;metres
  • The finish of a women's 100&nbsp;m race
  • [[Panathenaic Stadium]] in [[Athens]], one of the first modern track and field stadiums
  • The [[2006 European Athletics Championships]] at the [[Ullevi Stadium]]
  • Men assuming the starting position for a sprint race
  • A women's 400&nbsp;m hurdles race at the 2007 Dutch Championships
  • [[Arne Andersson]] (left) and [[Gunder Hägg]] (right) broke a number of middle distance world records in the 1940s.
  • A [[javelin]] athlete
  • [[Carl Lewis]] was among the athletes who helped increase track and field's profile.
  • An early model of [[hurdling]] at the [[Detroit Athletic Club]] in 1888
  • The pole vault competition at the [[2007 Pan American Games]]
  • Girls handing over the baton in a relay race in [[Leipzig]] in 1950
  • The Gordon Indoor Track sports an 80-yard sprint straight, and the track is 220 yards in length
  • American athlete [[Jim Thorpe]] lost his [[Olympic medal]]s having taken expense money for playing baseball, violating Olympic [[amateurism]] rules, before the 1912 Games.
  • [[Kenenisa Bekele]] leading in a long-distance track event
  • Men traversing the water jump in a steeplechase competition
  • [[Marion Jones]], after admitting to doping, lost her Olympic medals, was banned from the sport, and spent six months in jail.
  • [[Naide Gomes]] in the jumping phase of the event
  • A child taking part in a local schools meeting in [[Cambodia]]
  • [[Oscar Pistorius]], running in the first round of the 400&nbsp;m at the 2012 Olympics
  • A Greek vase from 500&nbsp;BC depicting a running contest
  • A typical layout of an outdoor track and field stadium
  • [[Anna Giordano Bruno]] releases the pole after clearing the bar
  • [[Remigius Machura]] preparing to throw within the circle
  • [[Olga Rypakova]] performing a triple jump in 2012
  • The 100 m final at the [[2008 Summer Olympics]]
  • A woman attempting to high jump whilst using the [[Fosbury Flop]] technique
  • [[Yury Shayunou]] spinning with the hammer within the circle
  • [[Zoltán Kővágó]] preparing to spin and throw the discus
SPORT INVOLVING VARIOUS RUNNING, JUMPING AND THROWING DISCIPLINES
Track running; Track and Field; Running/track; Track & field; Track & Field; Track and field athlete; Track runner; Track-and-field; Track (sport); Indoor Track; Indoor athletics; Indoor track; Track athlete; Outdoor Track; Track-and-field sports; Rules of track athletics; Field athletics; Outdoor track; Track and field athletics - Women's events; Track and field athletics - Men's events; Field event; Track events; Track and field athletics; Track and field sports; Track and field sport; Indoor track and field; Outdoor track and field; Track and field athletes; Field athletes; Track and Field athletics; Track event; Outdoor Track and Field; Field athlete; Track and fields; Track and field (indoor); Track and field (outdoor); Indoor track & field; Outdoor track & field; Ran track; Indoor Track and Field; Indoor (athletics)
¦ plural noun athletic events that take place on a running track. Compare with field events.
field event         
  • A graph of the world record progression in the men's 100&nbsp;metres
  • The finish of a women's 100&nbsp;m race
  • [[Panathenaic Stadium]] in [[Athens]], one of the first modern track and field stadiums
  • The [[2006 European Athletics Championships]] at the [[Ullevi Stadium]]
  • Men assuming the starting position for a sprint race
  • A women's 400&nbsp;m hurdles race at the 2007 Dutch Championships
  • [[Arne Andersson]] (left) and [[Gunder Hägg]] (right) broke a number of middle distance world records in the 1940s.
  • A [[javelin]] athlete
  • [[Carl Lewis]] was among the athletes who helped increase track and field's profile.
  • An early model of [[hurdling]] at the [[Detroit Athletic Club]] in 1888
  • The pole vault competition at the [[2007 Pan American Games]]
  • Girls handing over the baton in a relay race in [[Leipzig]] in 1950
  • The Gordon Indoor Track sports an 80-yard sprint straight, and the track is 220 yards in length
  • American athlete [[Jim Thorpe]] lost his [[Olympic medal]]s having taken expense money for playing baseball, violating Olympic [[amateurism]] rules, before the 1912 Games.
  • [[Kenenisa Bekele]] leading in a long-distance track event
  • Men traversing the water jump in a steeplechase competition
  • [[Marion Jones]], after admitting to doping, lost her Olympic medals, was banned from the sport, and spent six months in jail.
  • [[Naide Gomes]] in the jumping phase of the event
  • A child taking part in a local schools meeting in [[Cambodia]]
  • [[Oscar Pistorius]], running in the first round of the 400&nbsp;m at the 2012 Olympics
  • A Greek vase from 500&nbsp;BC depicting a running contest
  • A typical layout of an outdoor track and field stadium
  • [[Anna Giordano Bruno]] releases the pole after clearing the bar
  • [[Remigius Machura]] preparing to throw within the circle
  • [[Olga Rypakova]] performing a triple jump in 2012
  • The 100 m final at the [[2008 Summer Olympics]]
  • A woman attempting to high jump whilst using the [[Fosbury Flop]] technique
  • [[Yury Shayunou]] spinning with the hammer within the circle
  • [[Zoltán Kővágó]] preparing to spin and throw the discus
SPORT INVOLVING VARIOUS RUNNING, JUMPING AND THROWING DISCIPLINES
Track running; Track and Field; Running/track; Track & field; Track & Field; Track and field athlete; Track runner; Track-and-field; Track (sport); Indoor Track; Indoor athletics; Indoor track; Track athlete; Outdoor Track; Track-and-field sports; Rules of track athletics; Field athletics; Outdoor track; Track and field athletics - Women's events; Track and field athletics - Men's events; Field event; Track events; Track and field athletics; Track and field sports; Track and field sport; Indoor track and field; Outdoor track and field; Track and field athletes; Field athletes; Track and Field athletics; Track event; Outdoor Track and Field; Field athlete; Track and fields; Track and field (indoor); Track and field (outdoor); Indoor track & field; Outdoor track & field; Ran track; Indoor Track and Field; Indoor (athletics)
(field events)
A field event is an athletics contest such as the high jump or throwing the discus or javelin, rather than a race.
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Track cycling

Track cycling is a bicycle racing sport usually held on specially built banked tracks or velodromes using purpose-designed track bicycles.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Track cycling
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