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| Cross section
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(1) A drawing or photograph of a plane surface exposed by cutting through. (2) A vertical section of the ground surface taken at right angles to a survey line. |
| Cross sectional area
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The surface area of a cutting to create a cross section. |
| Cross shaft
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Bridge crane shaft, which connects the drive, motor to a wheel at each end of the bridge and used to transmit power. Alternately called a squaring shaft or drive shaft. |
| Cross spraying
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Spray painting in directions at right angles to each other to lay an even coat of paint. |
| Cross tees
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Supports of the ceiling tiles used in a drop or suspended ceiling. |
| Cross tie
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Horizontal structural member. |
| Cross ventilation
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The effect of air moving through a roof cavity between vents. |
| Cross-bedded
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Having layers of laminations oblique or transverse to the main beds of stratified rock. For example, after a cut has been made, the layers can be seen from the side. |
| Cross-bridging
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Bracing cross members between beams to strengthen a structure. |
| Cross-connection
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Any connection or situation that may allow wastewater to enter the supply system. |
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