| Cash and other assets that can be easily and quickly converted to cash, usually within one year.
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| Liabilities to be paid within a certain time, usually one year.
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| The ratio of current assets to current liabilities.
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| An automatic electrical control device for maintaining a constant current in the primary of the welding transformer.
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| Device which opens or closes a circuit; made to act by a change of current flow in that circuit.
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| 1. Electrical flow through conductors, measured in amperes. 2. Belonging to the present time, as current week or month.
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| A device which, when interrupting a specified circuit, will consistently limit the short-circuit current to a specified magnitude substantially less than that obtainable in the same circuit if the device was replaced with a solid conductor having comparable impedance.
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| See Intercepting Drain.
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| A horizontal bar that supports window coverings.
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| An exterior non-bearing wall between columns, sometimes containing windows or are all glass.
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| See Gym Curtain.
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| 1.A single layer of vertical and horizontal reinforcing bars in a wall. 2. Window drapery.
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| The ground or yard surrounding a house up to the boundary fence.
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| A factor applied to the allowable bending stress of glue-laminated beams where a curved portion occurs.
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| The friction resulting from bends or curves in the specified prestressing tendon profile.
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| A curve shaped support for the placing, pouring and curing of a concrete curb.
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| Terrazzo tile used in a curved stair system.
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| A curved shaped support for the placing, pouring, and curing of concrete in a curved wall system.
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| Tile on which the facial edges have a distinct curvature that results in a slightly recessed joint.
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| See Carpet Padding.
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| A projecting point between small arcs in Gothic tracery.
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| The way the majority of those in the trades and professions commonly conduct themselves in doing their particular work.
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| A door that has been manufactured to fit a specific size opening or manufactured from specific materials.
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| A work method which involves excavation in the open, and placing of a temporary roof over it to carry traffic during further work.
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| Excavated material removed from one location and used as fill material in another location.
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| The end of the gypsum board with the exposed core.
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| Painting the window sash; ordinarily done with a brush, often called a sash tool, which permits the painter to get a clean edge.
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| Masonry bed and head joints cut flush with trowel.
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| In carpet making, pile surface in which the tufts have been cut to reveal the fiber ends.
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| 1. A mechanical or electrical device used to break an electrical circuit because of an overload. 2. An opening in a wall or surface for access. 3. A piece stamped out of metal. 4. An opening in a countertop for access or installation of a piece of equipment.
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