Mean Higher High Water Line (MHHWL): The line on a chart or map which represents the intersection of the land with the water surface at the elevation of mean higher high water.

 

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Mean Higher High Water Line (MHHWL): The line on a chart or map which represents the intersection of the land with the water surface at the elevation of mean higher high water.

National Water Level Observation Network (NWLON): The network of tide and water level stations operated by the National Ocean Service along the marine and Great Lakes coasts and islands of the United States. The NWLON is composed of the pri . . . View Full Definition

Necessary Line: The imaginary line the offense must cross to achieve a new first down.

Mortgage Pipeline Risk: The risk associated with taking applications from prospective mortgage borrowers who may opt to decline to accept a quoted mortgage rate within a certain grace period.

Mortgage Pipeline: The period from the taking of applications from prospective mortgage borrowers to the marketing of the loans.

Misdemeanor: Offenses less serious than felonies and generally punishable by a fine or imprisonment less than one year.

Monocline: The S-shaped fold connecting two horizontal parts of the same stratum at different elevations. Its central limb is usually not overturned.

New High-New Low: A stock valued at its highest or lowest price in the last year.

Nodal Line: A line in an oscillating body of water along which there is a minimum or zero rise and fall of the tide.

Nutrition Guidelines: Federal guidelines established for meals served in child nutrition meal service programs governing the types of foods and nutrient content required in order to be eligible for reimbursement.