| Material used to cover the interior framed areas or materials for walls and ceilings.
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| The process of painting the inside surfaces and trim of a building or structure.
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| A general term for plywood manufactured for indoor use or in construction subjected to only temporary moisture; the adhesive may be interior, intermediate or exterior.
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| Finish plaster for walls and ceilings, finishing, smooth, or textured, consisting of a mechanically blended compound of Keenes cement, lime (Type S), and inert fine aggregate; color pigment may be added to produce integrally colored interior stucco; also called Interior Plaster; see Stucco.
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| General term for all the molding, casing, baseboard, and other trim items applied within the building by finish carpenters.
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| A veneer applied to surfaces other than weather- exposed surfaces.
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| Wood panel members used to cover and finish interior walls; often prefinished.
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| Finish components of wood such as moldings applied around openings and intersections of surfaces at interior locations.
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| so arranged that a sequence of operation or steps are electrically or mechanically assured.
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| Grain in which the fibers put on for several years may slope in a right-handed direction, and then for a number of years the slope reverses to a left-handed direction, and later changes back to a right-handed pitch, and so on; such wood is exceedingly difficult to split radially, though tangentially it may split fairly easily.
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| The tiering, binding or blending of various articles with one another.
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| Middle coat; guide coat.
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| Cycle which repeats itself at varying time intervals.
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| Welding wherein the continuity is broken by recurring unwelded spaces.
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| Intermittent duty is a requirement of service that demands operation for alternate intervals of (1) load and no load; or (2) load and rest; or (3) load, no load and rest.
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| The method and procres adopted within a business to safeguard assets and control its operations.
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| Resistance to sliding within a mass of wet or dry earth, sand, or gravel.
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| A spray gun in which the fluid and air are combined before they leave the gun.
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| Metal vibrating head immersed in fresh concrete during placement to consolidate fresh concrete; used primarily in cast in place construction.
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| Produced by International Code Council.
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| A symbol adopted by Rehabilitation Internationals 11th World Congress for the purpose of indicating that buildings and facilities are accessible to persons with disabilities.
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| In a multiple-pass weld, the lowest temperature of the deposited weld metal before the next pass is started.
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| Between two layers of roofing.
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| Estimate the in between values from known ones in the same range.
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| Written questions that a person in a lawsuit or litigation must answer in writing, under oath.
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| The maximum current at its rated voltage that a device will open without injury to any part other than replaceable fuses. The interrupting capacity shall be determined from the recognized standards for testing equipment.
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