| A stairway with terrazzo as the wearing surface.
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| stairs built between walls, and usually with no support except the wall.
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| One or more flights of stairs including the landings leading from one floor to another.
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| A unit of horizontal treads, vertical risers, that make up a system of steps from one level to another.
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| On a road job, a stake on the line of the outer edge of the proposed pavement; any stake not on the center line.
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| In earthwork, a stake marking the line where a cut or fill meets the original grade.
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| 1. A stout stick or post sharpened at one end and driven into the earth as a support or boundary marker. 2. Something that is invested for gain or loss; an interest or share in a financial undertaking. 3. A Mormon territorial jurisdiction comprising a group of wards.
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| In an electric motor, the torque developed when starting.
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| A compartment where water is showered on a person.
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| 1. A booth or counter in a market or building for the sale of goods. 2. A compartment for one domestic animal in a stable. 3. A compartment for one person in a shower bath; a stall shower. 4. A space marked off for parking one car.
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| An upright, vertical support or strut.
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| Heat-thickened vegetable oil, or combination of vegetable oils, such as linseed and tung.
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| A system of piping installed for fire protection purposes having a primary water supply constantly or automatically available at each hose outlet.
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| see Standard Conditions.
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| Used as a basis for air conditioning calculations, temperature of 68°F. (20°C.), pressure of 29.92 inches of mercury and relative humidity of 30 percent; also called Standard Air.
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| The ratio of pipe or tubing diameter to wall thickness.
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| The specified dimension of units.
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| Highest grade of all types of ceramic tile.
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| The degree of comfort available to people.
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| A standard or prescribed method to be followed routinely for the performance of designated operations or in designated situations.
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| 1. A stanchion or support. 2. A criterion accepted by custom or general agreement. 3. A level of quality or quantity established by authority for size, weight, value, or extent.
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| To bring into conformity with a standard.
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| The finish woodwork of the openings and the base, and all of the interior finish work.
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| A sheet metal roof system that has seams that project at right angles to the plane of the roof.
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| A pipe that extends the full height of a building, with hose connections, used to provide water exclusively for the fighting of fires; see Dry Standpipe and Wet Standpipe.
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| Trademark; a hand tool with removable blades; see Board Knife.
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| Containing or relating to tin.
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| Relatively short natural or synthetic fibers ranging from approximately 1-1/2 to 7 inches in length, which are spun into yarn, as contrasted with continuous filament.
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| A spring-loaded or pneumatic devise for driving staples.
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| Double pointed, U-shaped metal fastener used for same purposes as nails, but providing additional head holding power.
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