| Lumber with cross-section over 4 by 6 inches, such as posts, sills, and girders.
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| A method of paying a contractor for work, consisting of reimbursement for time expended and cost of materials.
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| A clock that stamps an employees starting and ending times on a time card.
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| A clerk who keeps records of the time worked by employees.
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| Clock-operated mechanism used to control opening and closing of an electrical circuit.
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| Thermostat control which includes a clock mechanism; unit automatically controls room temperature and changes temperature range depending on time of day.
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| A method of sharing in the ownership, usually of recreational properties, in which each co-owner has the right to occupancy at specified times only.
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| In air sampling, this refers to the average air concentration of contaminants during a particular sampling period.
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| A small piece of tin used in flashing and repairing a shingle roof.
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| A hand tool for shearing tin.
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| A soft faintly bluish white lustrous low-melting crystalline metallic element that is malleable and ductile at ordinary temperatures and that is used as a protective coating, in tinfoil, and in soft solders and alloys.
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| slight trace of color.
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| A tinsmith.
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| In soldering, coating the metals to be joined with a thin layer of solder.
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| A worker in tin.
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| 1. A hue lightened by addition of white; a color produced by adding white pigment or paint to a colored pigment or paint, with the amount of white greater than the amount of colored pigment.
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| Glass that has been treated to rce transmitted glare.
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| A container with a slim opening that holds tissues and allows one to be drawn at a time.
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| A vitreous ceramic whiteware for technical application in which titania, TiO2, is the essential crystalline phase.
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| Paint pigment made by combining titanium dioxide of rutile type and calcium sulphate.
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| White pigment used extensively in paint making; comes in two forms, rutile and anatase; it is chemically inactive and is not affected by dilute acids, heat or light.
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| A metal which is the basis for the pigment, titanium dioxide.
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| Evidence if ownership of property.
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| A guarantee of title issued by an insurance company.
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| A research of the county records to determine the condition of title of a parcel of real property.
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| The right to ownership of property.
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| Transmission Loss.
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| Threshold Limit Value.
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| The Masonry Society.
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| A term applied to any part of the structure which faces the elements; a shingled roof is to the weather, but the framing system is not.
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