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Toys and games
1) Devices that are used exclusively for recreation and play. Toys are most often used with children and pets and as a medium of education and development. Toys are not always obvious in their nature. A simple bottle can be considered a toy if an individual uses it for recreational use. 2) Games are structural activities used for physical or psychological education. In most cases, games are recreation. However, games can also be considered work. For example, a professional soccer game is a career to the participants.
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safety zone
Sports; Archery
There is a safety zone around an archery shooting area. Spectators must remain approx. 65 feet (20 meters) from the sideline of the field and approx. 32 feet (10 meters) behind ...
spark-ignition (SI) engine
Automotive; Vehicle equipment
An internal combustion engine in which the fuel mixture is ignited electrically. A spark-ignition engine runs on an Otto cycle — most gasoline engines run on a modified Otto ...
airport surveillance radar (ASR)
Aviation; Airport
A radar system which allows air traffic controllers (ATC) to identify the direction and distance of aircrafts that may be arriving or departing from an airport.
margin security
Financial services; General Finance
A security that may be bought or sold in a margin account as defined in Regulation T.
cantabile
Entertainment; Music
1. 'Singable' piece designed to sound like the human voice. 2. First half of a double aria.
voting certificate
Financial services; General Finance
Certificates issued by a voting trust to stockholders in exchange for their common stock, which represent all the rights of common stock except voting rights.
