| Factory made roofing cap sheet or shingles covered with mineral granules.
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| Insulation manufactured from a lightweight vitreous fibrous material.
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| Any of various lightweight fibrous materials used in heat and sound insulation.
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| Very minute or slight.
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| A small regional shopping center.
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| (Pl. minima) The least possible or attainable amount.
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| Very small.
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| Changes ordered by the architect that are within the intent of the contract documents and do not involve a change in the contract sum or the contract time.
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| see Negative Pressure, 2.
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| 1. A unit of measurement of angles, equal to 1/60 of a degree. 2. A unit of time, equal to 1/60 of an hour 3. Extremely small or tiny.
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| shop fabricated or field applied perimeter trim to contain mirror and protect and conceal edges of glass, usually constructed of metal or wood.
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| Plate Mirror.
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| Polished surface that forms images by reflection of light rays, usually fabricated of glass with silver coating on reverse side.
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| Interior asbestos-containing building material on structural components, structural members or fixtures, such as floor and ceiling tiles; does not include surfacing material or thermal system insulation.
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| Estimated taxes incurred during an accounting period and owed to local and State agencies.
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| Capability of being mixed or made homogeneous.
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| Wrongful conduct.
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| In painting, holidays; skips; voids.
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| A legal doctrine under which formation of a contract may be prevented if a party entered into the contract under a material mistake of fact.
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| Thin tack coat; thin adhesive coat.
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| A device for guiding a handsaw in the correct angle for making a miter joint in wood, plastic, or metal.
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| A fine toothed saw, usually with a stiffened back, for cutting miters.
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| The junction of two pieces of carpet, wood, or other material at an angle; usually 45°, to form a right angle, but may be any combination of angles.
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| Devising the proportioning of water, portland cement, fine and coarse aggregates, and admixtures in a concrete mix.
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| The act or process of mixing; also mixture of materials, such as mortar or concrete.
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| In concrete making, the adequacy of a mixer in rendering a homogeneous product within a stated period; homogeneity is determinable by testing for relative differences in physical properties of samples extracted from different portions of a freshly mixed batch.
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| A mixer designed to produce colloidal grout.
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| see Horizontal Shaft Mixer.
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| A kitchen utensil which blends or combines food ingredients.
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| A horizontally rotating drum mixer that charges, mixes, and discharges without tilting.
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