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Brush Marks: Marks of brush that remain in the dried paint film.

Post-Trade Benchmarks: Prices after the decision to trade.

Paint Brushes: The first known examples are probably those used in Egypt which were simple bundles of thin reeds bound to a handle; the British Museum has one of these and its date is put at about 1900 BCE . . . View Full Definition

Oscillation Ripple Marks: Symmetrical ridges in sand or other sediment that are caused by a back-and-forth wave action.

Guide Marks (Line): An aid to finding start of 2 or 3 steps for ball delivery. Most approaches have guide lines (commonly at 8 feet 2 inches and 11 feet 6 inches before the foul line; formed by 1 inch spots, 8½ . . . View Full Definition

Hash Marks: The straight lines emerging from the two big circles in front of both nets. These lines direct players where to line up for face-offs.

Pre-Trade Benchmarks: Prices occurring before or at the decision to trade.

Ripple Marks: A series of parallel or sub-parallel ridges in sand or sediment that is caused by the rhythmic or directional movement of wind or water.

Surge Marks: Streaks on the image from each of the sprockets holes of 35mm film caused by excessive agitation.

Wire Brushing: Cleaning a surface with a wire brush, or wire power brush.