| Evaporator using either an automatic expansion valve (AEV) or a thermostatic expansion valve (TEV) refrigerant control.
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| A firms overhead expense that is directly attributable to completing a work in process and that would not be incurred if no projects were under way.
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| The actual cost of labor payroll for all jobs worked on during the period covered by the income statement.
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| Includes all payroll taxes, insurance, and employees benefits which are associated with the labor payroll.
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| Techniques of solar heating in which sunlight enters a house through the windows and is absorbed inside.
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| See Face-Nailing.
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| See American Process Zinc Oxide.
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| Solar radiation that comes straight from the sun, casting shadows on a clear day.
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| Light passing through a clear, transparent material.
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| Direction of flow of irrigation water; usually at right angles to the supply ditch or pipe.
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| A symbol used to denote direction.
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| A publicly displayed notice which indicates by use of words or symbols a recommended direction or route of travel.
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| A panel that is used to display information.
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| 1. A physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of the major life activities of an individual. 2. A record of such an impairment. 3. Being regarded as having such an impairment.
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| A folding, hinged stairway that is pulled down from the ceiling and commonly hidden in a trap door.
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| A special purpose valve.
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| An arch built over a lintel or header to help relieve the pressure from the wall above the arch; also known as a Relieving Arch or Safety Arch.
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| Change of color from that which is normal or desired.
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| An electrical switch.
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| A device, or group of devices, or other means whereby the conductors of a circuit can be disconnected from their source of supply.
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| 1. A dction in price or the amount of a bill. 2. To sell a note for less than its principal sum; this has the effect of increasing the yield to the buyer.
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| A process in which parties to a lawsuit are required to divulge information.
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| An electric appliance for washing dishes.
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| The act or process of transmitting an antimicrobial agent through a piping system.
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| Chemical (also called bacteriacide) used to destroy germs and bacteria.
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| Decomposition into constituent elements or fragments.
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| An electric sanding tool where the sand paper abrasive is mounted on a rotating disk.
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| The act of dropping a lawsuit.
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| A building or place where medicines and medical or dental aid are dispensed.
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| See Tissue Dispenser.
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