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Definition of journal
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"Journal
(a.) A daily
register
of the
ship's
course
and
distance,
the
winds,
weather,
incidents
of the
voyage,
etc..
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Adjournal
::
Adjournal
(n.)
Adjournment;
postponement.
Bearing
::
Bearing
(n.) The part of the
support
on which a
journal
rests and
rotates.
Journal
::
Journal
(a.) That which has
occurred
in a day; a day's work or
travel;
a day's
journey.
Noctuary
::
Noctuary
(n.) A
record
of what
passes
in the
night;
a
nightly
journal;
--
distinguished
from
diary.
Housing
::
Housing
(n.) A frame or
support
for
holding
something
in
place,
as
journal
boxes,
etc..
Daybook
::
Daybook
(n.) A
journal
of
accounts;
a
primary
record
book in which are
recorded
the debts and
credits,
or
accounts
of the day, in their
order,
and from which they are
transferred
to the
journal..
Shaft
::
Shaft (n.) A solid or
hollow
cylinder
or bar,
having
one or more
journals
on which it rests and
revolves,
and
intended
to carry one or more
wheels
or other
revolving
parts and to
transmit
power or
motion;
as, the shaft of a steam
engine..
Journal
::
"Journal
(a.) A book of
accounts,
in which is
entered
a
condensed
and
grouped
statement
of the daily
transactions..
Bookkeeping
::
Bookkeeping
(n.) The art of
recording
pecuniary
or
business
transactions
in a
regular
and
systematic
manner,
so as to show their
relation
to each
other,
and the state of the
business
in which they
occur;
the art of
keeping
accounts.
The books
commonly
used are a
daybook,
cashbook,
journal,
and
ledger.
See
Daybook,
Cashbook,
Journal,
and
Ledger..
Pin
::
Pin (n.) A short
shaft,
sometimes
forming
a bolt, a part of which
serves
as a
journal..
Pedestal
::
Pedestal
(n.) A
casting
secured
to the frame of a truck and
forming
a jaw for
holding
a
journal
box.
Brass
::
Brass (n.) A
journal
bearing,
so
called
because
frequently
made of
brass.
A brass is often lined with a
softer
metal,
when the
latter
is
generally
called
a white metal
lining.
See Axle box,
Journal
Box, and
Bearing..
Rock Shaft
::
Rock shaft () A shaft that
oscillates
on its
journals,
instead
of
revolving,
--
usually
carrying
levers
by means of which it
receives
and
communicates
reciprocating
motion,
as in the valve gear of some steam
engines;
--
called
also
rocker,
rocking
shaft,
and way
shaft..
Journal
::
"Journal
(a.) The
record
of daily
proceedings,
kept by the
clerk..
Diary
::
Diary (n.) A
register
of daily
events
or
transactions;
a daily
record;
a
journal;
a blank book dated for the
record
of daily
memoranda;
as, a diary of the
weather;
a
physician's
diary..
Journal
::
Journal
(a.) A
diary;
an
account
of daily
transactions
and
events.
Cap
::
Cap (n.) The
removable
cover of a
journal
box.
Ledger
::
Ledger
(n.) A book in which a
summary
of
accounts
is laid up or
preserved;
the final book of
record
in
business
transactions,
in which all
debits
and
credits
from the
journal,
etc., are
placed
under
appropriate
heads..
Wastebook
::
Wastebook
(n.) A book in which rough
entries
of
transactions
are made,
previous
to their being
carried
into the
journal..
Paper
::
Paper (n.) A
printed
sheet
appearing
periodically;
a
newspaper;
a
journal;
as, a daily
paper..
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