| Current assets less current liabilities.
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| The difference between total assets and total liabilities.
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| see Safety Net.
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| see Tennis Net.
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| An arbitrator not controlled by or biased in favor of any party; also called a Neutral.
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| The line on a member cross-section on which the bending moment is zero.
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| The neutral conductor is a grounded conductor; the insulation on a neutral conductor is colored white or a natural gray.
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| A gas flame wherein the portion of oxygen and the welding gas used is neither oxidizing nor rcing.
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| 1. Without color; achromatic. 2. Being neither acid nor alkaline. 3. Not electrically live. 4. Neutral Arbitrator.
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| substance used to counteract acids in refrigeration system.
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| That part of an atom core which has no electrical potential; electrically neutral.
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| see Pick and Dip.
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| 1. The principal post of the foot of a staircase. 2. The central support of a winding flight of stairs.
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| An SI unit of force that is of such size that under its influence a body whose mass is one kilogram would experience an acceleration of one meter per second per second.
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| National Flood Insurance Program.
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| National Fan Manufacturers Association.
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| Now known as AFPA.
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| National Fire Protection Association.
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| National Glass Association.
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| see Non-Grain-Raising Stain.
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| The Northern Hardwood and Pine Manufacturers Association.
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| National Institute of Building Sciences.
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| Not in Contract.
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| Either a curved or square recess in a wall, dependent on the architecture and the use for which it is intended; used for housing statues, vases, telephones, or door chimes.
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| A silver-white alloy of copper, zinc, and nickel.
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| A steel alloy containing nickel as its principal alloying element.
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| A malleable ductile silver-white metallic element, used in special steels, magnetic alloys, and as a catalyst.
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| An opening in an exterior wall of a structure or building that allows goods or materials to be delivered to a business after it has closed.
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| Not In My Back Yard, said in opposition to proposals to establish desirable developments, such as schools or hospitals, too close to ones own property.
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| A prepared roofing sheet with a 17 inch granule-surfaced exposure and a nongranule-surfaced 19 inch selvage edge; this material is also called a Split Sheet, SIS or as Wide-Selvage Asphalt Roll Roofing Surfaced with Mineral Granules.
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