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specific retention

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specific retention [spə¦sif·ik ri′ten·chən]
(geology)
The ratio of the volume of water that a given body of rock or soil will retain after saturation, and the pull of gravity to the volume of the body itself.

specific retention
The percentage of water which will be retained by rock or soil (against the pull of gravity) after being saturated; computed in terms of the ratio of volume of water retained to its own value.


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The specific retention period is found in the regulations authorized by this Executive Order, at 41 C.
Some requirements will be explicitly stated with specific retention timeframes, while others will be stated in vague language with implied timeframes.
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