- a small picture inserted within the bounds or a larger one
- set or place in
- insert: an artifact that is inserted or is to be inserted
- gusset: a piece of material used to strengthen or enlarge a garment
- (INSETTING) The placing of the section of a book, one inside the other.
- The horizontal distance from the 90 degree meridian of the distance optical center of a bifocal lens to the optical center of the segment.
- part of the deck that has been cut out to for landscape elements such as trees.
- Small image within the border of a larger map.
- a relationship between two panels where one is placed within the other (formerly Inclusionary)
- The term used when a charge or charges are set away from the edges of a flag or the panel they occupy, but not in the centre of that same flag or panel – for examples see the illustration (with an inset red chevron) below and ‘inset border’ below (also ‘centred’, ‘off-set towards’ and ‘orle’). ...
- The inner pages of a sheet, cut off in folding certain sizes; to be inset in the centre of the sheet.
- (To fix) additional matter within a book by sewing or sticking, e.g. an illustration plate within the text.
- A map within a map, either at a smaller scale to show relative location, or a larger scale to show detail. An inset may have its own set of cartographic elements, such as a scale and graticule.
- Type of door mounting where door edges are fully inside cabinet frame.
- Leaflet or other printed material bound in with the pages of a publication rather than inserted loose
- Effect where a reduced shot is placed on another shot, typically to highlight a detail of the main shot.
- This doesn't have a proper name either, so The Beech Road Inset is what I have christened the small area of housing on Beech Road on the short road set back from the main street, lying on the odd-side near the Chester Road junction.
- The door sits inside of the frame, revealing the entire frame. This construction must include a 1/8” gap between the door and the frame.
- Regarding Wire Doors: The wire door sets or rests inside the cabinet opening with the vertical wire members flush with the side panels. See Flush.
- type of sink that sits on top of the countertop
- In-service education and training
- How far the reading area of a lens is moved inward nasally to match patient convergence it is equal to the far pupillary distance – the near pupillary distance.