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Acoris Gramineus: Japanese Sweet Flag or Rush. A foliage plant that grows in shallow water and when bruised gives off a lovely licorice scent. Grows from rhizomes. Propogated by division.
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Begonias: The best know begonias probably are Semperflorens, commonly known as Fibrous or Wax begonias. They are perennials, grown indoors in cooler weather, or outdoors as bedding plants. Although [..]
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Pollinating Stick: Also called a bee stick, this device can be nothing more than a toothpick with the thorax of a dead bee glued to one end. Fastplants.org provides this useful sketch, courtesy of [..]
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Non Selective Herbicides
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Anyone listening in on any gardening enthusiasts or reading gardening magazines to try and get some gardening tips or ideas might come across a lot of lingo. Like many hobbyist, gardeners have their own terminology. If you would like to contribute to a conversation with any of your gardening buddies or even understand what the horticulturist is ref [..]
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F Fade a shot that, for a right-handed golfer, curves slightly to the right, and is often played intentionally by skilled golfers. An overdone fade will appear similar to a slice.
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Commanding Officer, Officer of the Day, Officers, and Non-Commissioned Officers of the guard only." (See also: 12th General Order)
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Here are some words you might find in the books, with a brief layman’s explanation to their meaning:
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Alliteration – repetition of the initial consonant sounds of words: “Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers”
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Allusion – a reference to something well-known that exists outside the literary work
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Antagonist- character that is the source of conflict in a literary work
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Aside – a dramatic device in which a character makes a short speech intended for the audience but not heard by the other characters on stage
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Assonance – repetition of vowel sounds followed by different consonant sounds: “Anna’s apples,” “the pond is long gone”
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Conflict - struggle between two or more opposing forces (person vs. person; nature; society; self; fate/God)
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Dialogue - direct speech between characters in a literary work
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Diction - word choice to create a specific effect
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Flashback- the method of returning to an earlier point in time for the purpose of making the present clearer
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Foreshadowing- hint of what is to come in a literary work
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Genre – type or category to which a literary work belongs
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Hyperbole – extreme exaggeration to add meaning
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Irony - Dramatic… when the reader or audience knows something a character does not
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Metaphor – an implied comparison between dissimilar objects: “Her talents blossomed”
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Motif- a recurring feature of a literary work that is related to the theme
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Onomatopoeia – use of a word whose sound imitates its meaning: “hiss”
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Oxymoron – phrase that consists of two words that are contradictory: “living dead” or “Microsoft works”
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Personification – figure of speech in which non-human things are given human characteristics
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Plot- The sequence of events in a literary work
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Rhyme Scheme – pattern of rhyme among lines of poetry [denoted using letters, as in ABAB CDCD EE]
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Symbol/symbolism – one thing (object, person, place) used to represent something else
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Implicit Tax
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R-Square (the Coefficient of Determination)
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Social responsibility
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See our article about disc brakes. There have been concerns about the safety of front disc brakes, in conjunction with lightweight quick-release skewers. See James Annan's article on this topic.
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See the entry for skid patch in this glossary for how to choose sprockets to increase wear life of the rear tire if you use skip stops.
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The table below is for threaded bottom-brackets. For the Ashtabula OPC and other unthreaded bottom brackets, see the unthreaded bottom-bracket cribsheet. Bottom Bracket Threading Standard: Threading A [..]
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A European digital communications line with a transmission speed of 2.048 Mbps, as defined under the E-carrier system. For DS1, 32 digital voice channels are multiplexed onto one E1 channel
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A digital telecommunications connection category defined under the European E-carrier system. An E2 line has an aggregate capacity of 8.448 megabits per second.
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A European digital telecommunications facility with a transmission speed of 34.368 Mbps. For DS3, 32 voice channels are multiplexed onto one E3 channel.
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TOP HOME What Help is Available? As with any other computer program you have obtained, help can be provided by a variety of sources. For example, colleges and universities, libraries, public schools, [..]
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Single-faced corrugated board (corrugated rolls) consists of liner paper and fluting
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Single-wall corrugated board is made of an outer liner, the fluting and an inner liner
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Double-wall corrugated board is created by gluing two single-faced corrugated webs together and laminating them to a liner web.
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Triple-wall corrugated board consists of three single-faced corrugated boards with different types of fluting and an inner liner.
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Mindshare A measure of the amount of people who think of you or your product when thinking of products in your category.
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Robots.txt A file which sits in the root of a site and tells search engines which files not to crawl. Some search engines will still list your URLs as URL only listings even if you block them using a [..]
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Specific bands are detected by hybridization.
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cellome, cellomics: Omes & omics
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Fin seals are created when the inside edges of the substrate are bonded, leaving the seam standing out from the package, such as on potato chip bags.
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FFS machines can be oriented either vertically (VFFS) or horizontally (HFFS). Vertical machines form and cut packages, to be filled with product dropped into the package before final sealing. Horizontal machines are used in cases where dropping a product vertically may cause damage (such as pastries, chocolate bars and cookies) and instead, the pro [..]
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Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene – Material which has been stretched in both machine and transverse direction, creating properties desirable in certain food processing situations.
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a particular development, behavior, or physiological change in a population of organisms, in response to changes in the populations. adenosine triphosphate (ATP) -
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helium flash The sudden onset of helium core fusion (or "burning") in post-main sequence stars is called the helium flash. It occurs in stars with mass less than about 2-3 solar masses once post-main sequence hydrogen shell burning has dumped sufficient helium nuclei into the core, heating it up to about 100 million K. Once the temperatur [..]
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Evaluation carried out by an outside agency (such as an accountancy firm or the tax authorities) of a taxpayer's books and accountants and/or the general accuracy of returns and declarations, either as a routine operation, or where evasion is suspected.
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Adam Smith, the founder of modern economics, said, "It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker, that we can expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own inte [..]
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Universal authentication
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A form of propaganda, astroturfing attempts to affect selectively the emotions of the public, whether trying to win a campaign, be the top music or book seller, or gain political support. Astroturfing [..]
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Mirror Site A website that duplicates the contents of another website.
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Lurker Online, a lurker is a person who reads discussions on a message board, newsgroup, or social network but rarely or never participates by adding comments of his/her own.
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Link Juice Link juice is the amount of energy passed from one link to another.
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Long Tail Keywords Long tail keywords are longer, more precise, and more specific, and thus they are easier to rank for and tend to convert better. For example, a long tail keyword would be something [..]
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Link Building The process of building high-quality linkage data that search engines will evaluate to determine whether your website is authoritative, relevant, and trustworthy.
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Link Underlined text that the user can click on to move from one web page to another or to another position on the same web page. Most major search engines consider links from other sites pointing to [..]
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JavaScript A website scripting language that can be embedded into HTML documents to add dynamic features such as drop down menus or rotating images.
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Keyword Stuffing The practice of writing web page text that uses the core keyword an excessive number of times per page.
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IP Address Internet Protocol Address. Every computer connected to the Internet has a unique IP address.
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htaccess Apache directory-level configuration file which can be used to password protect or redirect files. This is one place you can set up 301 redirects.
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Inbound Marketing The practice of marketing by sharing helpful content instead of pushing ads on people. SEO, social media, blogging, lead nurturing, conversion optimization, online PR, and analytic t [..]
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GoogleBot Google’s search engine “spider” or web-crawling robot.
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z It is difficult keeping up with all the new words and phrases associated with the Internet so we have turned the Internet into plain English. This G [..]
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Borscht – Also known as borsch and borsch. A beef soup that originated in Ukraine and is considered their national soup. his delicious soup is served in many variations with up to 25 different ingred [..]
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broth – Broth is a flavorful liquid resulting from the long simmering of meat, vegetables, poultry or fish. The French call if “bouillon.” Also know as “stock.”
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cabbage – There are over 70 varieties of cabbage. Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, kohlrabi, collards, kale, turnips, and many more are all a member of the cabbage family. These plants are al [..]
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Devil’s Food Cake – A light-textured chocolate layer-type cake with a deep reddish brown color. The cake generally has more baking soda, a stronger flavor, and a darker color than regular chocolate c [..]
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dim sum (dihm suhm) – In Cantonese, Dim Sum means “the heart’s delight” or “touch the heart.” They are also know as Yam Cha. Dim Sum is Cantonese cuisine that comes mainly in the form of steamed and [..]
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havarti cheese (huh-VAR-tee) – It is a light to pale yellow cheese with tiny holes “eyes” in its smooth body, it melts well when it is shredded . It is similar to Montery Jack cheese.
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Kipper – To kipper means to cure, usually fish, by cleaning, salting and drying or smoking. It also means a male salmon during or shortly after spawning. When a herring is kippered it is first butte [..]
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kosher salt (KOH-sher) – A pure, refined rock salt used for pickling because it does not contain magnesium carbonate (because it does not cloud brine solutions). Also used to kosher items. Also know [..]
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ostrich (AWS-trich) – Ostrich is a red meat that has a mild, beef-like flavor. It is very low in fat and cholesterol (about the same as skinless turkey). It can be used as a steak, ground for burger [..]
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quatre epices (KAH-tray-PEES) – In French it means “four spices.” It is a mixture of ground spices usually consisting of pepper, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves. Since there is no standard mixture for qu [..]
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sandwich – A sandwich is two or more slices of bread with a filling, such as meat, cheese, jam or various mixtures, placed between them.
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//store.indianfoodsco.com/index.cfm?DeptName=Global Market&Category=Foods Of Greece&Dept=GC&Cate=GR">Greek Foods
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//store.indianfoodsco.com/index.cfm?DeptName=Global Market&Category=Foods Of Persia / Iran&Dept=GC&Cate=PI">Foods of Persia
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French for “German sauce.”
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HOMEPAGE
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Subject – a subject is a discrete unit of study and a combination of subjects make up a course of study.
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Notes The EU Commission President and the EU President also take part in the meetings. Since the Treaty of Nice, EU positions in the G8 on issues relevant to economic and monetary union are decided [..]
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Links Prodi Commission: http://ec.europa.eu/archives/commission_1999_2004/index_en.htm Kalniete's personal page: http://ec.europa.eu/archives/commission_1999_2004/kalniete/index_en.htm
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Links European Convention http://european-convention.eu.......r.asp?lang=EN&Content=WGXI
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David Barouh displays fresh fish for sale at Seattle’s Pike Place Market.
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Stock - A population from which catches are taken by a fishery. A stock is usually defined in terms of a particular population more or less isolated from other populations of the same species and hence self-sustaining.
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Mean High Water ElevationA vertical elevation determined from tidal datum information maintained and provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). NOAA calculates the mean hi [..]
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WMO EXTRANET -
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% anorthite (CaAl2Si2O8) % albite (NaAlSi3O8) Anorthite 90-100 10-0 Bytownite 70-90 30-10 Labradorite 50-70 50-30 Andesine 30-50 70-50 Oligoclase 10-30 90-70 Albite 0-10 100-90
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GDOP
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PDOP
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HTDOP
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HDOP
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VDOP
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TDOP
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ONCAT A member organization with participation of all 45 publicly funded colleges and universities in Ontario, ONCAT was established in 2011 to enhance academic pathways and reduce barriers for students looking to transfer among those institutions.
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1.6em;">Magnetic flux: A measure of quantity of magnetism, taking into account the strength and the extent of a magnetic field.
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Top of Page
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DECOMPRESSION POINT The point at which there is zero pressure at the joint interface as a result of forces applied to the joint. If the applied force is increased beyond the decompression point, a gap [..]
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HIGH STRENGTH FRICTION GRIP BOLTS Sometimes abbreviated to HSFG bolts. Bolts which are of high tensile strength used in conjunction with high strength nuts and hardened steel washers in structural ste [..]
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SOFT TORQUE An alternative name, used by some manufacturers, for snug torque.
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STRUCTURAL BOLT A structural bolt is a heavy hexagon head bolt having a controlled thread length intended for use in structural connections and assembly of such structures as buildings and bridges. Th [..]
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VIRTUAL EFFECTIVE DIAMETER The effective diameter of a thread but allowing for errors in pitch and flank angles.
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Are YOU ready for the next power outage?
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Grid In order to meet the power needs at the grids in different points, a system of power lines and generators, interconnected is used. This is a grid.
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Terminology
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Black Agate
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ABSOLUTE ERROR
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ABSOLUTE POLAR MEASUREMENTS
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ACCELERATION
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ACCELERATION OF GRAVITY
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ACCELERATION SCUFF
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ACCELERATION SKIDS
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ACCENT STRIPES
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ACCESSORIAL SERVICE
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ACCESSORY WEIGHT
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ACCIDENT
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ACCIDENT ANALYSIS:
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ACCIDENT RATE
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ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION
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ACCIDENT SCENE
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ACCOMMODATIONS
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ACKERMAN STEER ANGLE
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ACKERMAN STEER ANGLE GRADIENT
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ACQUAINTANCE
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ACRS
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ACRS MODULE
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ACTIVE CODE
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ACTUAL FRONT OF DASH
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ACTUATION
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ACUTE ANGLE
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ADAPTOR, SPEEDO
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ADJUSTABLE AXLES
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ADVANCE MATERIAL
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ADVANCE OF A SIGNAL
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"A" END OF CAR
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AERODYNAMIC ANGLE OF ATTACK
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AERODYNAMIC FORCES
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AERODYNAMIC SIDESLIP ANGLE
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A-FRAME SUSPENSION
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AFTER-ACCIDENT SITUATION MAP
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AFTERBURNER
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AFTERCOOLER
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AGENT
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AGGREGATED SHIPMENTS
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AGITATOR BODY
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AGREED VALUATION
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AIR BAG
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AIR BRAKE HOSE
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AIR BRAKE SYSTEM
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AIR BRAKES
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AIR CLEANER
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AIR CLEANER, DRY
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AIR CLEANER, WET
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AIR COMPRESSOR
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AIR CUSHIONS
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AIR FILTER
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AIR FILTER RESTRICTION GAUGE
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AIR GAUGE
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AIR HOSE
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AIR INTAKE DISTRIBUTING MANIFOLD
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AIR LINES
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AIR PRESSURE GAUGE
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AIR RESERVOIR
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AIR RESISTANCE
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AIR SLIDER
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AIR SUSPENSION SYSTEM
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AIR TAG
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AIR-FUEL RATIO
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AIR-LIFT AXLE
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AIR-OVER-HYDRAULIC BRAKE SYSTEM
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AIS ( Abb. Injury Scale )
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ALARM
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ALEMITE FITTING
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ALERTOR
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ALLEY
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ALLOWANCE
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ALLOY STEEL
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ALTERNATING CURRENT
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ALTERNATOR
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ALUMINUM KILLED STEEL
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A. M. A.
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AMBIENT
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AMBIENT WIND VELOCITY
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AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS, INC.
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AMMETER
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AMNESIA
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AMPERE
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AMPLITUDE
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AMPLITUDE RATIO
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AMPMETER
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ANALYSIS
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ANGLE COCK
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ANGLE COLLISION
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ANGLE OF APPROACH
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ANGLE OF DEPARTURE
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ANTI-LOCK SYSTEM
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ANTI-LOCK WARNING
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APCN
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APE HANGARS
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APEX
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API
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"A" PILLAR
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"A" POINT
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APPLICATION PRESSURE AIR GAUGE
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APPLIQUE
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APPROACH SIGNAL
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APU
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APWCS
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ARC
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AREA OF IMPACT
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AREA OF REST
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ARGENT FINISH
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ARMATURE
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ARRIVAL NOTICE
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ARTICULATED
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ASBE
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ASPECT
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ASPECT RATIO
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ASSIGN
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ASSIGNED CAR
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ASSIGNEE
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ASSIGNOR
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ASOS
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ASTM
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ASTRAY FREIGHT
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ASYMPTOTIC STABILITY
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AT CRASH
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ATMOSPHERICAL REFRACTION
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ATOMIZE
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AT-SCENE INQUIRY
|
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AT-SCENE INVESTIGATION
|
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ATTITUDE CHANGES
|
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ATTRIBUTE
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ATV
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AUGMENTED INFLATOR
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AUTO TRANSPORTER BODY
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AUTOMATIC AIR BRAKE
|
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AUTOMATIC BELTS
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AUTOMATIC BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM (ABS)
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AUTOMATIC BLOCK SIGNALING
|
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AUTOMOBILE CAR
|
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AXIS
|
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AXLE
|
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AXLE ELLIOT
|
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Axle fore-and-aft shake
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AXLE RATIO
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AXLE REVERSE ELLIOT
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MOTOR VEHICLE
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TERMINOLOGY The following glossary is an alphabetical list of some of the terms commonly used in road design and construction by Main Roads Western Australia. This glossary is provided to assist under [..]
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Broussard's Cajun Cuisine • 114 North Main Street Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701 • Phone: (573) 334-7235
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Arrearage or “Outstanding Arrearage" A delinquent account balance owed by a customer for electric, natural gas, or water service; other than for the most current billing cycle usage.
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A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V W X ACL
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***These definitions do not represent the official views of any government or agency involved in the Nuclear Security Summit and are provided only to assist reporters unfamiliar with some of the commonly used terms in the field of nuclear security.***
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Standard-Protocol Approach Standardized protocols are academic and behavior interventions that researchers have validated as effective, meaning that the experimental applications were completed with the proper experimental and control groups to demonstrate that the interventions work. School staff are expected to implement specific evidence-based i [..]
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O.C.G.A. § 20-3-250.2.(3.1)
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N Neglect
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Q Quasi-Criminal Offences
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R Rape
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Bird's eye view
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LATEST UPDATES
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MESSAGE BOARD
|
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CHAT ROOMS
|
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CLASSIFIEDS
|
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BUSINESS CARDS
|
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ADVERTISING
|
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SPONSORS
|
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MULTIMEDIA
|
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ACTION GALLERY
|
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GIFT IDEAS
|
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ONLINE STORE
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LINKS
|
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OTHERS
|
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RACE SCHEDULES
|
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PRESS RELEASES
|
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TEAM NOTES
|
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RACE FANS
|
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SPECIAL THANKS
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Fuel Efficiency
|
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Gas Mileage Devices
|
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Information and Advice FAQs Shipping and Delivery Lowest Price Guarantee Buying Guide Ultimate Sat Nav Guide Our Brand Our Service Our Promise Fitting Home » [..]
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Work for Hire (aka Work Made for Hire)
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//www.rationalmagic.com/MailMe.html">Let me know your opinion of this page.
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Alternating Current (AC)
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Biofuels
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Inverter
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LED Lights
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There are two versions of the hurdler—the front hurdler and the side hurdler. In both, the most important thing is that the bent knee is facing the side as if placed on a table. In the front hurdler, the straight leg is extended to the front of the body and the bent knee to the back. In the side hurdler, the straight leg is to the side and the bent [..]
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AFUE-Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency
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This is the first article in an ongoing series focusing on Daily Fantasy Sports formats, which will continue to be a focal point for FantasyGuru.com throughout the season. For more about DFS analyst Kevin Adams, scroll to the bottom of the glossary.
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Note: For selected terms, examples are centered immediately below in italics.
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Central conflict:
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This listing of water-related terms is intended to reduce the potential for misunderstanding presentations made by elected officials, environmental agencies and news reporters. The definitions and associated explanations provide working knowledge of water. Some terminology could be defined differently to describe water supply issues in other locati [..]
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Aluminum
|
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Ammonia (NH4)
|
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Anion
|
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Anion exchange
|
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Antimony (Sb):
|
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Aquifer
|
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Cation exchange
|
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Chloride (Cl):
|
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Chlorine:
|
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Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD):
|
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Conductivity:
|
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Cone of depression
|
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Contaminant
|
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Copper (Cu):
|
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Fecal Streptococcus:
|
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Health advisory level (HAL)
|
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Heterotrophic Bacteria
|
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Hydraulic conductivity
|
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Hydraulic gradient
|
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Hydrologic cycle
|
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Phosphate (PO4):
|
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Point-of-entry (POE) treatment
|
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Point-of-use (POU) treatment
|
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Point source (PS) pollution
|
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Pollutant
|
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Porosity
|
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Potable water supply
|
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Precipitation
|
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Pumping water level
|
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Engineering, Construction, and Electrical Training Programs
|
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Keurig K-Cups Green Mountain Coffee K-Cups Starbucks Coffee K-Cups Folgers Coffee K-Cups Coffee People K-Cups Tully's Coffee K-Cups Caribou Coffee K-Cups Wolfgang Puck Coffee K-Cups Celestial Seasonings Tea K-Cups Café Escapes K-Cups Eight O'Clock Coffee K-Cups Shop With Us New Products Buy More K-Cups & Save Clearance K-Cups Recurr [..]
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Brandy of France, made only from grapes grown in the Cognac
|
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|
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Disposal date
|
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Gross Non-Retirement Funding Income
|
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Term used to acknowledge receipt of a command or order from senior. It means "I have heard the order; I understand it; I will carry it out. "This affirmative expression is generall [..]
|
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Downward, beneath, or beyond something, as to lay below; below the flight deck; below the horizon.
|
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Place or duty to which one is assigned.
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Copyright © 1999-2005 Last modified: June 11, 2005 Webmaster
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//www.apsltd.com/hardware/blocks-and-accessories.html">Block: A pulley
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669 |
//www.apsltd.com/bow-doinker.html">Bow doinker: A small, but sometimes important device; designed to keep a sailboat crew from keelhauling their own sheet lines.
|
670 |
//www.apsltd.com/c420-rudder-tiller-centerboard-fittings.html">Centerboard: A board which pivots downward into the water in order to stop sideways slippage, and generate forward momentum by working in conjunction with the sails to create lift.
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//www.apsltd.com/dcs-spectra-cover-3.html">Chafing: Any wear to running rigging or sails, created by unwanted friction.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/hardware/turnbuckles-shroud-adjusters/product-url.html">Chain plate: Where standing rigging is attached to the hull of a boat.
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673 |
//www.apsltd.com/40mm-carbo-cheek.html">Cheek block: A block designed to be mounted to the side of a surface.
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674 |
//www.apsltd.com/hardware/cleats-clutches/horn-cleats.html">Cleat: A broad classification of devices used to secure a control line, sheet, or halyard on a boat.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/college-sailing-discounts/">Corinthian: An amateur sailor, or sailing group.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/laser-pro-spliced-cunningham-1.html">Cunningham: A line which provides downward force on the luff of a sail, in order to fine tune sail shape.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/optiparts-opti-bow-bumper.html">Fender: A bumper designed to act as a cushion between a boat and the dock.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/selma-fids-set-of-5.html">Fid: A splicing tool designed to facilitate the making of various splices in rope or wire.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/forestay-for-club-420-and-v15.html">Forestay: A line or cable attached from the bow to the mast, in order to provide structural support to the mast.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/new-sailboats/laser-laser-radial-laser-4-7.html">Laser: A small one design sailboat designed by Bruce Kirby.
|
681 |
//www.apsltd.com/buy-new-dinghy-sailboats/buy-sunfish-dinghy-sailboat/2015-sunfish-race.html">Lateen rig: A triangular sail set on a long spar mounted at an angle to the mast.
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//www.apsltd.com/halyard-leader-2mm.html">Leader line: A small diameter line used to pull a larger line through a mast, spar, or other rigging.
|
683 |
//www.apsltd.com/line.html">Line: Correct nautical terminology for a rope.
|
684 |
//www.apsltd.com/line/dyneema-blended-single-braids.html">Mainsheet: Primary control line for the mainsail. Has the greatest effect on sail trim.
|
685 |
//www.apsltd.com/shackler-spike-tool.html">Marlinspike: Rope working tool used for splicing and untying knots.
|
686 |
//www.apsltd.com/dm-2-masthead-w-sheaves.html">Masthead: A platform or fixture at the top of a mast from which rigging, blocks, tackle, and lighting may be attached.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/book-chapman-piloting-seamanship-67th-edition.html">Navigation rules: The “rules of the road” that provide the means for organized maritime traffic.
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//www.apsltd.com/one-design-parts.html">One design: A system of racing sailboats in which all competing vessels are of equal design, construction, sail plan, rigging, etc.
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//www.apsltd.com/book-p-r-tactics.html">Over tacking: Turning a sailing vessel through the wind, past the angle necessary to maintain a close-hauled course. Detrimental to making progress upwind.
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//www.apsltd.com/hardware/tillers-rudder-steering/pintles-gudgeons-rudder-heads.html">Pintle: One half of a fitting designed to attach a rudder to a hull.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/accessories/sailing-books-magazines-and-cds/book-the-world-of-pirates.html">Pirate: Anyone who participates in piracy.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/awesome-aussie-skiffs-i-dvd.html">Pitch pole: A type of spectacular end-for-end capsize, in which the stern is catapulted over the bow.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/harken-port-starboard-decal-1-1-2-x-5.html">Port: Left
|
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//www.apsltd.com/hardware/hatches-portlights.html">Porthole: A window
|
695 |
//www.apsltd.com/one-design-parts/optimist/mast-rake-measuring-tool-for-opti.html">Rake: Measurement of fore/aft angle of a mast.
|
696 |
//www.apsltd.com/hardware/blocks-and-accessories/ratchets-auto-ratchets.html">Ratchet block: A block that will spin in one direction, but not the other. Designed to provide friction in the loaded direction so as to make handling a line easier.
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//www.apsltd.com/Rigging">Rigging: The system of lines, spars, and hardware on a sailing vessel.
|
698 |
//www.apsltd.com/line/tow-rope-dock-lines-anchor-rode/nylon-brait-yale.html">Rode: An anchor line.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/rudder-rigged.html">Rudder: The part of a ship’s steering system that makes contact with the water.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/running-rigging">Running rigging: The set of lines used to control sail shape.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/line/polyester-polypropylene-sheets.html">Sheet: A line used to control the shape of a sail in reference to the wind direction.
|
702 |
//www.apsltd.com/shroud-for-club-420-1.html">Shroud: The lines or cables that hold a mast up from the sides.
|
703 |
//www.apsltd.com/aps-racing-flags-sticker.html">Signal flag: A flag that is representative of a letter, word, or some other semantic meaning.
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//www.apsltd.com/awesome-aussie-skiffs-i-dvd.html">Skiff: A lightweight, high performance sailing dinghy, capable of easily planing across the water at high speeds.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/speed-depth-system.html">Sonar: A device that uses sound to range and image underwater objects.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/optiparts-black-gold-racing-spars.html">Spar: Any pole that supports a sail.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/one-design-parts/club-420/c420-sails.html">Spinnaker: A large downwind sail.
|
708 |
//www.apsltd.com/one-design-parts/club-420/c420-spinnaker-pole-fittings.html">Spinnaker pole: A spar deployed to help control a spinnaker,
|
709 |
//www.apsltd.com/line/tow-rope-docklines-anchor-rode.html">Spring line: A line securing a vessel to a dock, particularly one that prevents fore and aft movement.
|
710 |
//www.apsltd.com/running-rigging">Splice: A method of joining two lines together, or creating an eye at the end of a line, by unraveling the braid and recombining into one continuous piece.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/hardware/mast-boom-and-spreader-parts/spreaders-brackets-fittings.html">Spreader: A spar used in conjunction with shrouds to help stabilize the mast.
|
712 |
//www.apsltd.com/j-105-tapered-stanchion-only.html">Stanchion: A short vertical pole through which life lines are run to keep crew from falling overboard.
|
713 |
//www.apsltd.com/standing-rigging">Standing rigging: A system of line or wire that is designed to support the mast, and is not normally adjusting while under sail.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/harken-port-starboard-decal-1-1-2-x-5.html">Starboard: Right.
|
715 |
//www.apsltd.com/new-sailboats/sunfish.html">Sunfish: A popular, beach launched sailing dinghy with a lateen rig.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/accessories/wind-indicators-tell-tales-leach-tails.html">Tell-tale: Small strip of yarn or fabric attached to a sail, used as an indicator of air flow.
|
717 |
//www.apsltd.com/laser-tiller-w-cleat-plate.html">Tiller: A lever attached to the rudder used for steering.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/hardware/tillers-rudder-steering/carbon-fiber-tiller-extensions.html">Tiller extension: An extension attached to the tiller to aid in gaining better helm feel, and body positioning.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/j-80-mainsheet-traveler-system.html">Traveler: A fitting that slides from side to side on a line or track. Commonly used as an attachment point for the mainsheet.
|
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//www.apsltd.com/book-p-r-trim.html">Trim: Small adjustments made to sails in order to maximize their efficiency.
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A loan is a type of financial assistance that must be repaid. PLUS loans are loans parents may obtain to assist with education expenses for dependent undergraduate students enrolled at least half time. PLUS loans are credit based and amounts listed are subject to credit approval by the lender. Students whose parents do not qualify for PLUS loans ma [..]
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A system where orders for an end item are pulled through the facility to satisfy demand for the end item. An examples of pull system is the JIT Kanban process. Purchasing Lead Time (PLT).
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