| Rough.
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| A heavy petroleum oil, usually one of the Slow-Curing (SC) grades.
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| The act or process of removing or moving obstructions such as boulders, rocks, earth to prepare a path for a road or highway.
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| A mechanical device that is operated by automatic controls and is used in manufacturing processes to perform functions previously carried out by human workers.
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| The science concerned with the design, manufacture, and utilization of robots.
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| A post-tensioned rod or cable inserted into a rock formation for the purpose of anchoring a structure to it.
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| see Asphalt Rock.
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| The act or process of boring holes into rock.
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| Crushed rock in fine particles like powder.
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| A device for throwing aggregate onto a soft bedding coat in applying marblecrete.
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| A concrete defect in which a group of aggregate is not adequately surrounded by cement paste
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| The hard, firm, and stable parts of earths crust; any material which requires blasting before it can be dug by available equipment.
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| Insulation made by forming fibers from molten rock and slag; used as insulation in ceilings and walls.
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| An artistic style of the 18th century that is characterized by fanciful, excessive, intricate, and elaborate ornamentation; baroque.
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| A saw consisting of a steel rod approximately 1/8" in diameter used to cut circles or irregular curves in tile; the rod has tungsten carbide particles embedded in the surface.
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| see Ground Rod.
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| see Guy Rod.
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| see Hanger Rod.
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| see Tamping Rod.
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| see Traverse Rod.
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| 1. A slender stick, pole, or bar of wood or metal. 2. A unit of length, used in land measuring, of 16.5 feet. 3. A square rod, 273.9 square feet.
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| see Floating.
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| A roof that has been covered with an asphaltic material that comes in rolls.
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| Asphaltic roofing, coated felts, either smooth or mineral surfaced, that comes in rolls;
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| Any hot-rolled steel member such as a wide flange beam, I-beam, angle, channel, tee, or similar sections.
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| A brick that is laid with an overhanging face.
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| A window covering that retracts to the top of the window by means of a spring-loaded roller.
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| 1. A paint or other material applied to the surface by a paint roller. 2. Process of finishing an article by means of hard rubber or steel rollers.
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| A friction door latch employing a roller under spring tension which engages a recessed strike plate formed to receive the roller.
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| surface defects caused during the manufacturing process as the gypsum board is moved through the various production operations.
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