| A large sewer leading from the lower end of the collecting system to the place of disposal.
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| A box or container which houses an electrical outlet and its connections.
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| 1.An electrical receptacle into which appliances may be plugged. 2. A way out; an exit.
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| An arrangement of incandescent lamps or gaseous tubes to outline and call attention to certain features such as the shape of a building or the decoration of a window.
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| An abbreviated form of specifications normally produced with schematic design or design development drawings.
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| A work scaffolding supported on outrigger beams cantilevered out from the building or structure being worked on.
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| see Flagpole Outrigger.
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| A structural member projecting from a main structure to provide additional stability or to support something, such as an outside scaffold.
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| The single tier of stretcher courses on the face of the wall.
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| see Bake Oven.
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| see Convection Oven.
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| see Wall Mounted Oven.
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| Wood dried to a relatively constant weight in a ventilated oven at 102 to 105° C.
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| Dispersed too finely by use of excessive atomizing air pressure.
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| The process of an architect or engineer certifying more than the proper amount to be paid to a contractor.
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| second coat; topcoat.
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| Any device that limits the current in a wire to a predetermined number of amperes.
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| An electrical current that is in excess of the capacity of the wiring and devices.
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| surface water collection or draw-off arrangement.
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| An opening to allow rainwater to overflow after it reaches a predetermined height, commonly 2 inches in the case of roof drains.
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| A ceramic or metallic decoration applied and fired on the previously glazed surface of ceramic ware.
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| A complete wall that is built from a scaffold that is located only on one side of the wall; the outside or farther face brickwork is laid by reaching over the wall.
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| A beam that is supported by two or more supports and has one or both ends projecting beyond the support.
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| 1. The part of a roof that extends beyond the exterior walls of the building. 2. An overhead projection from the wall. 3. A leaning of the wall face away from the vertical.
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| A door closer concealed in the head frame with an arm connecting with the door at the top rail.
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| A door, commonly used in garages and warehouses, that opens upward from the ground.
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| All of the indirect costs which can not be directly related to a unit of production and which must be included in the cost of the sale by some allocation method.
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| An improvement of excessive size or cost in comparison with similar properties particularly when it is not the highest and best use of the land.
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| 1. The width of fresh paint covered by next layer. 2. Protrusion of weld metal beyond the bond at the toe of the weld.
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| A method of building cabinets where the doors and drawer fronts are in front of the face frame.
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