| see Environmental Impact Report.
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| A report that examines and considers all likely effects on the environment caused by a proposed development of land, and proposes measures avoiding, rcing, or offsetting any significant adverse effects; also called Environmental Impact Assessment or Environmental Impact Statement.
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| see Environmental Impact Report.
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| 401 M Street, SW, Washington, DC 20460, (202) 260-4700.
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| Land development and construction utilizing materials that are replaceable, like wood, and minimizing use of non-replaceable materials and energy resources.
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| Complex organic substance, originating from living cells, that speeds up chemical changes in foods; enzyme action is slowed by cooling.
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| Borne, eroded, or deposited by the wind.
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| Environmental Protection Agency.
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| Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer.
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| The point on the earths surface vertically above the origin, focus, or hypocenter of an earthquake.
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| The bishops ceremonial chair in a cathedral.
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| Epoxy resin having all of the required amine incorporated but requiring additional epoxy resin for curing.
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| A two-part adhesive system employing epoxy resin and epoxy hardener used for bonding of ceramic tile to back-up materials.
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| Amine-cured epoxy resin.
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| Concrete with added adhesive resin to aid in binding.
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| Epoxy-modified oil; single package epoxy.
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| A resin spread on flooring to make a hard, tough surface.
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| A two-part grout system consisting of epoxy resin and epoxy hardener, especially formulated to have impervious qualities, stain, and chemical resistance, used to fill joints between tile units.
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| A two-part mortar system consisting of epoxy resin and epoxy hardener used to bond tile to back-up material where chemical resistance and high bond strength is a consideration.
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| Paint with added resin to give it adhesive and improved bonding characteristics in certain applications.
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| An epoxy composition used as a chemical-resistant setting adhesive or chemical-resistant grout.
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| A two-part adhesive, employing epoxy resins, an epoxy hardener used for bonding marble or other stone chips set in portland cement to a backup material.
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| One that equalizes by distributing evenly or uniformly, as of force.
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| 1. A chemical equation shows what happens in a chemical reaction; the reactants equal the products. 2. A mathematical equation is a statement that two quantities or expressions are equal.
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| A triangle having three equal sides.
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| The moisture content at which wood neither gains or loses moisture when surrounded by air at a given relative humidity and temperature.
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| A state of rest due to balanced forces; state of being in balance; implies no tendency to change.
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| The assembly and movement of equipment to a jobsite.
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| A thick slab-type stone or precast concrete block placed under mechanical equipment to spread the weight and load of the machinery evenly and to prevent excessive vibration.
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| A device mounted on a wall to hold or store the implements used in an operation or activity.
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