| Heat transferred by fluid motion.
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| A heat exchange device that uses the heat in steam, hot water, or an electric resistance element to warm the air in a room; also called a radiator.
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| The method of installing ceramic tile with portland cement mortar.
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| A type of construction whose primary structural elements are formed by a system of repetitive wood-framing members.
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| A mortgage not insured by the FHA or guaranteed by the VA.
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| That which causes change to different state; catalyst; curing agent; promoter.
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| A fillet weld having a convex face.
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| A protruding rounded surface, curved or rounded like the exterior of a sphere or circle.
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| The maximum distance from the face of a convex fillet weld perpendicular to a line joining the toes.
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| The transfer of property from one owner to another, usually by deed.
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| A device used to move material from one place to another, including elevators, escalators, moving walks, dumbwaiters, and conveyors.
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| An assembly of one or more domestic surface heating elements for cooking purposes designed for flush mounting in, or supported by, a counter, and which assembly is complete with inherent or separately mountable, controls and internal wiring; see Oven, Wall-Mounted.
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| Hues or colors in which blue-green predominates; so termed because of the association with ice, water, and sky; also called Cold Colors.
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| A method of heat recovery from exhaust air which uses finned-tube coils installed in the incoming and exhaust air supply.
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| A nail with special size and head configuration for use in gypsum board applications.
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| See Bottle Cooler.
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| See Water Cooler.
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| Heat exchanger which removes heat from a substance.
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| A heat exchange between a cooling element and the air stream; the cooling medium may be chilled water or refrigerant gas.
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| A structure in which warm water is circulated for cooling by evaporation by exposure to the air; the water is cooled to the wet bulb temperature of the air.
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| A barrel maker.
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| 1. Barrels and kegs. 2. A place where barrels are made.
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| 1. The act of working together for the common good. 2. A behavioral aspect of management; this is achieved by leadership and should be encouraged by management.
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| A system of magnitudes to fix the position of a point, line, or plane.
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| Coefficient of Performance.
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| Group of resinous substances exuding from various tropical trees; collected from living trees and also dug from the ground as a fossil; includes resins such as amber, congo, kauri, manila, Pontianak, West India gum, and zanzibar.
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| To cut or shape the end of a molded wood member so it will cover and fit the contour of an adjoining piece of molding; see Scribe and Scribing.
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| See Scribing, 2.
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| A handsaw with a very narrow blade held under tension in a U-shaped frame; used for cutting curves in wood.
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| See Clay Coping.
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