| An external drive compressor; not hermetic.
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| A deck in which the joists on the underside are exposed.
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| Commercial refrigerator designed to maintain its contents at refrigerating temperatures even though the contents are in an open case.
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| A toilet seat with an open gap at the front, usually used in public toilet rooms for improved sanitation.
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| A listing agreement with one or more real estate brokers to sell or lease ones property on a non-exclusive basis.
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| A method of heat recovery from exhaust air in which a fluid is inserted alternately in the supply and exhaust air stream; this system transfers both sensible and latent heat.
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| The period of time during which the bond coat retains its ability to adhere to the tile and bond the tile to the substrate.
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| see Compressor, Open Type.
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| A deck in which the joists on the underside are exposed.
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| One containing little or no mineral filler and in which the void spaces in the compacted aggregate are relatively large.
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| A pavement surface course that consists of a high-void, asphalt plant mix that permits rapid drainage of rainwater through the course and out the shoulder. The mixture is characterized by a large percentage of one-sized coarse aggregate. This course prevents tire hydroplaning and provides a skid-resistant pavement surface.
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| Woods with large pores, such as oak, ash, chestnut, and walnut; also known as Coarse-Grained or Coarse Textured.
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| A prefabricated, welded steel truss used at closely spaced intervals to support floor or roof decking.
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| A door, of a pair, that is normally operable.
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| A part of a piece of equipment or appliance used to insert or withdraw objects, or to activate, deactivate or adjust the equipment or appliance, such as a coin slot, pushbutton, or handle.
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| The written explanations and descriptions furnished by manufacturers and fabricators of building equipment and components for the proper operation of their products.
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| The ratio of the percentage change in profit to the percentage change in sales.
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| Actual pressure at which a refrigerating system works under normal conditions; this pressure may be positive or negative (vacuum).
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| Revenue of the business less the total of all costs of the operation.
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| A room in a hospital for surgical operations.
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| Total of all expenses including cost of sales, general and administrative expenses as well as indirect operating expenses.
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| Two sets of blades in a damper, linked so that the adjacent blades can open and turn in opposite directions.
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| 1.Something that may be chosen. 2. A right given for a consideration to keep an offer to purchase or lease open for a specific time.
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| 1. One who receives an option. 2. The prospective purchaser or lessee in a real estate option.
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| 2. One who gives an option. 2. The owner-seller or lessor in a real estate option
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| The phrase used in specifications providing that substitutions must be equal in all relevant respects and usually subject to the approval of the architect.
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| A contract in words that are not rced to writing.
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| Red lead prepared by roasting basic carbonate white lead; used mainly in printing ink for its characteristic color.
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| 1. A pitted texture of a fired glaze resembling the surface of rough orange peel. 2. Spray painting defect in which the lacquer coat does not level down to a smooth surface but remains rough, like the peeling of an orange.
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| A hand-held platform sander that moves rapidly in a circulatory movement.
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