Uniform Building Code: A national building code published by the International Conference of Building Officials. It has been adopted in part by municipalities throughout the United States, but used mostly in the western states.

 

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Uniform Building Code: A national building code published by the International Conference of Building Officials. It has been adopted in part by municipalities throughout the United States, but used mostly in the w . . . View Full Definition

Power Code: Identifies the type of power supply providing power to a DC motor. Frequency, voltage, and type of rectifier configuration.

Position Building: Buying shares to build up a long position or selling shares to create a short position in a particular security or group of securities.

Part Of The Building or House: Said of the 7 or 10 pin when it remains solidly standing after an apparently perfect hit. Used in a phrase such as, That pin must be part of the building.

Part Of The Building: An expression used to describe a standing single pin after an apparent perfect hit.

Random Code Encryption: In auto security systems, these terms describe anti-code grabbing technology, a feature which prevents malicious persons who use a special receiver to intercept remote control codes, from us . . . View Full Definition

Sheen Uniformity: The even distribution of luster over the entire surface of an applied finish.

Sick Building Syndrome: The term sick building syndrome (SBS) is used to describe situations in which building occupants experience discomforting health conditions that appear to be linked to time spent in a buildi . . . View Full Definition

Sic Codes: Standard Industrial Classifications. Classifies establishments by the type of activity in which they are engaged.

SIC Code: Used for listed equity securities. Exclude a public bid or offer from participation in a print.