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environmental control [in¦vī·ərn¦mənt·əl kən′trōl] (engineering) Modification and control of soil, water, and air environments of humans and other living organisms. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The RHV is specifically engineered to provide the smoothest transition from the warehouse floor to the trailer bed, to help maintain environmental control and to increase security at the loading dock, and to contribute to improved productivity and safety. Though less complex in plan--being essentially a column-free floorplate stacked ten storeys high bookended by cores of public circulation and services--it directly articulates its environmental control strategies through a series of bold moves that bring a rustic vibrancy to the corporate politesse of Melbourne's CBD. In need of a thermistor, NSN 5905-01-399-4390, for your 18K environmental control unit (ECU)? |
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