| The branch of mathematics dealing with the relations of the sides and angles of right triangles and with the relevant functions of any angles.
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| Involving three lines.
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| surface coating differing from ordinary house paint by faster drying, by having more gloss and showing fewer brush marks; used mostly on trim, shutters, and screens.
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| The act or process of applying paint to trim work.
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| Finish materials, such as moldings applied around openings (window trim, door trim) or where walls join the floor or ceiling of a room (baseboard, cornice, and other moldings).
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| An arch, usually of brickwork and of low rise used for supporting the fireplace hearth.
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| 1. A beam or floor joist into which joists are framed. 2. A beam or joist to which a header is nailed in framing, as for a chimney or a stairway.
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| Tile units of various shapes consisting of such items as bases, caps, corners, moldings, and angles necessary or desirable to make a complete installation and to achieve sanitary purposes as well as architectural design for all types of tile work.
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| Putting the inside and outside finish and hardware on a building.
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| An assembly of three panes of glass separated by air spaces; triple glass.
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| A mechanical cooking device that has three separate chambers with doors.
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| The condition of temperature and pressure under which the gaseous, liquid, and solid phases of a substance can exist in equilibrium.
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| An apartment having rooms on three floors.
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| 1. A three-family house. 2. A Triplex Apartment.
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| A three legged support for something, such as a transit or camera.
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| see Rottenstone.
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| A picture or carving in three panels.
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| 1. To divide into three parts. 2. To divide into three equal parts.
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| A crystalline compound that forms the base for cleaning compounds; especially good for washing walls prior to repainting.
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| A channel-like enclosure for light sources.
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| A masonry wall, usually glazed on the outside, used to trap solar heat, as a part of a passive solar heating system.
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| Part of the atmosphere immediately above the earths surface in which occur most weather disturbances.
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| Making repeated dozer pushes in one track, so that ridges of spilled material hold dirt in front of the blade.
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| The smooth finish coat surface of concrete, plaster, or stucco produced by troweling.
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| A hand tool used by masons and plasterers to apply, shape, spread, or smooth plastic materials such as plaster and mortar.
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| Applying, spreading, or smoothing plastic materials such as mortar, concrete, or plaster, using a hand trowel.
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| A mechanical device mounted on the bed of a truck for hoisting or lifting materials.
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| A concrete mixer capable of mixing concrete in transit when mounted on a truck chassis.
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| An enclosure or structure for the storage of motorized trucks.
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| A ramped-down depressed area adjacent to a loading door to allow trucks to be loaded or unloaded with the truck bed level with the building floor.
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