噛み合い構造
English translation: interlocking structure
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| 3 +2 | interlocking structure |
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| 4 | mesh structure |
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33 mins confidence: 
mesh structure Explanation: 噛み合い normally translated as meshed or mated into English, based upon known industry dictionaries. 構造 is often translated as structure. Now, the combination 噛み合い構造 refers to a specific configuration of a substrate and is used in a variety of industries as a terminology. |
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45 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2interlocking structure Explanation: I believe that something like the nojilock system from Matsumoto Industries is being referred to (see first link below). 噛み合い is sometimes translated as "interlocking" and I think that may be appropriate here. Reference: http://www.matsumoto-screw.com/matsumoto/nojilock/mechanism.... |
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