| Distance between poolwater surface level and deck level.
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| Freely adapted poolshape.
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| The application of wall mortar without the use of guide screeds; this technique is used by specialists when they are setting glass mosaic murals.
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| Fine-grained sedimentary rock that has no planes of cleavage or sedimentation along which it is likely to split.
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| see Expressway.
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| A bell or buzzer used in many freezers which sounds an alarm when freezer temperature rises above safe limit.
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| Condition applied to food which has not been properly wrapped and that has become hard, dry, and discolored.
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| see Frozen, 2.
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| 1. Formation of ice in the refrigerant control device which may stop the flow of refrigerant into the evaporator. 2. Frost formation on an evaporator which may stop the airflow through the evaporator.
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| Temperature at which a liquid will solidify upon removal of heat. The freezing temperature for water is 32° F. (O° C.) at atmospheric pressure.
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| Change of state from liquid to solid.
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| A hoisting device to raise or lower cargo.
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| A merchandising account that records the transportation costs on purchases paid by the buyer.
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| A transparent plastic drafters tool for drawing miscellaneous curves.
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| A door with rectangular glass panes extending the full length.
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| A trench filled with gravel, often with a perforated pipe on the bottom, to carry off intercepted subterranean drainage.
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| High-grade wood finish obtained by applying shellac or French varnish with a cloth pad and linseed oil as a lubricant to prevent the pad from sticking.
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| Zinc oxide pigment made from metallic zinc; sometimes called indirect process; see American Process Zinc Oxide.
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| A pair of casement windows that reaches to the floor.
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| Trade name for a family of synthetic chemical refrigerants manufactured by E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
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| Dichlorodifluoromethane.
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| A device used to measure vibrations in cycles per second.
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| 1. Commonness of occurrence. 2. The rate of recurrence of a vibration, oscillation, or cycle; the number of repetitions in a given time, such as per second; one vibration per second is one hertz.
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| The art of painting on fresh plaster with water-based pigments.
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| Those waters having a specific conductivity less than a solution containing six thousand (6,000) parts per million of sodium chloride.
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| A decorative pattern of interlaced designs.
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| A finetoothed saw with its narrow blade held under tension, used for sawing curves.
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| 1. Ornamental openwork designs in woodwork cut by a fretsaw. 2. In masonry, any ornamental openwork or work in relief.
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| Any materials that contain greater than one percent asbestos, and which can be crumbled, pulverized, or rced to powder by hand pressure; this may also include previously non-friable material which becomes broken or damaged by mechanical force.
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| Any catch which, when engaged in a strike, is held in the engaged position by friction.
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