| In welding, the deposition of filler metal on a metal surface to obtain desired properties or dimensions.
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| Relating to a surface.
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| A electrical device that minimizes or eliminates the deleterious effect of a sudden rise in voltage or current; also called a Surge Suppressor.
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| In airless spray equipment, a device to eliminate uneven fluid flow.
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| surge Arrestor.
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| Container connected to the low-pressure side of a refrigerating system which increases gas volume and rces rate of pressure change.
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| 1. To rise or fall rapidly, as electrical current. 2. Regulating action of temperature or pressure before it reaches its final value or setting.
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| An instrument used to measure time with great accuracy, used in medical applications.
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| A light source used by surgeons for its illumination abilities for close work.
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| sterilized clothes worn by physicians in surgery.
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| The area in a hospital where surgeons operate and the location of necessary implements for surgeries.
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| A surface where surgery is performed.
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| The earnings of a business from previous years which were allowed to accumulate in the business.
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| An area or substance that surrounds something, such as the frame around a wall opening.
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| An interacting system of devices, such as cameras, that detect presence in and often videotape an area.
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| 1. To examine some topic or material to determine its condition, situation, or value. 2. The precise measurement of a parcel of land to determine all its dimensions, both vertical and horizontal.
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| A branch of applied mathematics, including geometry and trigonometry, that aids in determining and delineating the form, extent and position of land.
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| The act or process of removing the modular units and skeleton frame of an old suspended ceiling.
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| A finish ceiling that is hung on wires from the structure above.
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| A structure supported principally by tension members or carrying its loads principally in tension.
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| A unit heater that is hung from the roof framing of an open space like a factory or workshop.
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| A bridge with roadway suspended from cables supported by structures at each end.
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| The temporary stopping of the work, a right reserved by owners in some construction contracts.
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| A system, usually incorporating heavy gage wire, designed to support the finished ceiling membrane in place at a pre-determined distance below the structural framing.
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| 1. Capable of supporting the weight for a long period. 2. Ability to keep up, prolong, keep going for a long time.
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| Architectural design based on the principles of sustainable development.
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| Construction that is based on energy conservation and rction in use of non-renewable resources.
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| Construction utilizing materials that are replaceable, like wood, and minimizing use of non-replaceable materials and energy resources.
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| severe Weather; see Grade SW Brick.
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| 1. A tool used for metal forming by holding it on the work or the work on it and striking with a hammer or sledge. 2. To increase or decrease the diameter of a pipe by using a special tool which is forced around the pipe.
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