| see Bed Molding.
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| see Lip Molding.
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| see Picture Molding.
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| see Rake Molding.
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| A strip of wood, metal or plastic trim, used to conceal joints or provide decoration; also spelled moulding.
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| A meandering ridge in a roof membrane not associated with insulation or deck joints.
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| The smallest fundamental unit of a chemical compound that can take part in a chemical reaction; a group of atoms that are linked together.
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| Graph of refrigerant pressure, heat, and temperature properties.
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| A metallic element that resembles chromium and tungsten in many properties, used in strengthening and hardening steel.
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| A connection between two structural members that is resistant to rotation between the members, as differentiated from a pin connection, which allows rotation.
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| A graphical method of representing the value of the bending moment at any point along a beam.
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| A method of structural analysis for continuous beams and rigid frames whereby successive converging corrections are made to an assumed set of moments until the desired precision is obtained; also known as the Hardy Cross method.
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| The summation of the products obtained by multiplying each individual unit of area by the square of its distance to an axis.
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| A structural frame composed of rigid joints in which the members and joints resist both vertical and horizontal forces.
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| see Negative Moment.
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| see Positive Moment
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| A measure of the tendency to produce rotational motion, equal to the result of multiplying a the magnitude of a force) by its perpendicular distance from a particular axis or point; Bending Moment.
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| 1. The quantity of motion of a moving body, measured as a product of its mass and velocity. The impetus gained by movement.
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| A house for persons under religious vows.
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| An alloy of nickel with copper, aluminum, and iron that is resistant to corrosive liquids.
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| A cabinet whose doors have louvered panels to allow for ventilation, light, or finish design.
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| A structure raised above the general roof level to provide vertical windows for light and air.
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| An adjustable wrench.
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| A truss which would develop a shed type roof.
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| Popular low temperature refrigerant, Freon 12 or R-22, with a boiling point of –41° F. at atmospheric pressure; cylinder color code is green.
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| Color harmony formed by using shades and tints of a single color.
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| Having or consisting of one color or hue.
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| A single color decoration.
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| A type of construction in which the outer skin carries all or a major part of the stresses.
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| A single-fired tile manufactured by a process which allows the simultaneous firing of the clay with the glaze producing a finished tile with a single firing.
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