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The definitions on this page originally appeared on the United States Environmental Protection Agency's website. Waste: 1. Unwanted materials left over from a manufacturing process. 2. Refuse from places of human or animal habitation. Waste Characterization: Identification of chemical and microbiological constituents of a waste material. Waste Exchange: Arrangement in which companies exchange their wastes for the benefit of both parties. Waste Feed: The continuous or intermittent flow of wastes into an incinerator. Water Supplier: One who owns or operates a public water system. W,是包含英文在内,欧洲高达八成的国家的第二十三个字母,虽然排列在后头,但意义却非常深远。 Star Wars Galaxies Server. W is the fourth letter of the numberbet, believe it or not, and no one cares if you do or not, so don't go around telling people if you believe it's the fourth letter of the numberbet or whatever. Previous letter: "V" Next letter: "X" W is a monthly American fashion magazine published by Condé Nast Publications, who purchased original owner Fairchild Publications in 1999. It was created in 1972 by the publisher of sister magazine Women's Wear Daily, James Brady. The magazine is an oversize format – ten inches wide and thirteen inches tall. Stefano Tonchi is the editor of W; Nina Lawrence is the vice president and publisher. W magazine has a reader base of nearly half a million, 469,000 of which are annual subscribers. 80 percent of the magazine's readers are female and have an average household income of $135,840. Wagás * Wagí * Wakás * Wakwák * Wala * Wala Nang Abtik * Waláng Anumán * Walang bísa * Walang hanggán * Waláng hiyâ * Waláng kibô * Waláng lamán * Waláng muwáng * Waláng pahintúlot * Waláng pakundángan * Waláng pások * Waláng tígil * Walnut * Walis * Wallis * Waló * Walumpû * Wappen * Waray * Warrior Escrima * Warrior Eskrima Düsseldorf * Waslik * Wastô * Watáwat * Watik Witik * Weapons of Moroland * Weibliches Dreieck * WEKAF * Wenge * Westersund, Kaj * Widu * Wikà * Wikaín * Wing Block * Wíski * Witik * Worden, Kelly * W is a letter. It is the only letter with a 2 syllable sound. It is the 23rd letter of the alphabet. It is one of the 21 consonants. It looks like a double V (VV), not Double U (UU). W is the 24th letter in the English alphabet. The most patriotic letter of the American alphabet and middle initial of the Greatest President. W – komenda występująca w systemach uniksowych, w tym w GNU/Linuksie. Pokazuje ona aktualny czas, uptime komputera, a także informacje o aktualnie zalogowanych użytkownikach (m. in. używany terminal, data zalogowania, aktualnie używana aplikacja). "W" was the President of the United States in the mid-to-late 2000s. He was in office when The Perfect One attacked the planet. He gave an emergency speech at the planet-sized fat guy's imminent arrival: Water Ballet 水上芭蕾(尤指花式游泳) Water Polo 水球 Water Ski 水上滑板運動、滑水 Wrestle 角力 Wakeboarding 水上滑板運動 沖浪運動 Winter Olympic Games 冬季奧林匹克運動會 "W" (W Daburu) is an archetype of cards supported by the anime-only card "Hyper Coat", alongside the "V", "X", "Y", and "Z" archetypes. The actual purpose of "Hyper Coat" in the anime was to power up the monsters in the "A-to-Z" series. W is a member of The Alphabet. It is also used to say "Us". W first appeared in Kirby: Not Right Back at Ya!. After M's death, W called himself M and said that he survived Giygas' Attack but was turned upside down. Nobody believed in this and W was thrown in a watercooler. His life was saved by Paper Doll Man who wanted a drink. W attacked everybody that didn't believe him, but got thrown into a high security watercooler. He was later broken out by U and V while they were arguing who W was based off of. On Christmas, he got a Shame Boy Color. He played on it for days, but then died shortly afterwards. "Happy New Years! * This item is for use in the New Years event." Welcome to the W mini wiki at Wikia. ssssssssssssssssss W is the Roman numeral for 1337. The Romans used it on their legionary standards to warn their enemies that they were very 1337, and could kick their asses at any game, including killing each other. W also just happens to be the holiest being in existence and is the creator of the universe and all life... all must bow to the power of the W Poza tym litera "W" stanowi logo Wiadomości, choć występuje tam w nieco zdeformowanej wersji. W Polsce właścicielem praw autorskich do litery W jest Grzegorz Hajdarowicz, który zabronił tygodnikowi W Sieci używania tej litery w tytule. Dlatego teraz mamy tygodnik W Sieci bez W. Klawisz W na klawiaturze pełni często rolę strzałki w górę, dlatego może być on mocno zryty. Zwłaszcza u maniaków grających 15 godzin na dobę w gry wyścigowe. She informs Alton that a spinner is the best way to dry greens fast. Different makes and models have different drive mechanisms. She states that the best use a spring loaded Archimedes screw with a push button and a brake. W (pronounced ダブルユー) is a former Hello! Project duo comprised of fourth generation Morning Musume members, Kago Ai and Tsuji Nozomi. The duo's name could also be read as Double U or Double You. The duo formed in 2004 and remained active until 2006, releasing a total of two albums and six singles. War... warhammer? How dare you hammer the war? This is... this is war! Either that, or a warthog. Wabu the waning Winkster? buzzwords commençant par W: W means it is OK for ages 6+. Examples include Sponge's Atlantis (TV version), Sailor Mouth, and the edited version of Warriors of Bikini Bottom on Bikini Bottom TV Junior. It can have very mild violence, mild insults, and very mild sexual content (such as kissing and dating). No drug use is permitted. W is the colorful letter of Webkinz called the Magic W Paw. There is a cloud of it in the Cloud Machine. The letter, which begins such words as witch, wolf, , Wodehouse, and Washington, has often been depicted in Muppet form, pummeling Kermit the Frog in an early lecture, eluding capture by Sergeant Thursday in a Dragnet spoof, and more recently, performed by Kevin Clash, being interviewed by Larry King. The "wuh" sound of W has so endeared itself to the public as to become the center of Bert's society, the National Association of "W" Lovers. In the Gift of the Magi story as heard in Merry Christmas from Sesame Street, Bert said that he had a paperclip shaped like a W. thumb|Objevitel záhadného písma. Dvojité V (dále jen W) vzniklo omylem českého politika Miloše Zemana, když pod vlivem značného množství alkoholu četl všechna písmena dvojitě. W est la 23e lettre de l'alphabet latin (mais ça tout le monde s'en fout puisque la W n'existe pas en latin). Oméga de son nom de jeune fille, est la femelle de M, et M est tellement grand, beau, fort, riche et intelligent qu'elle en est toute retournée... d'ailleurs, W est la seule lettre avec les jambes écartées. En s'associant avec le géant de la distribution, Ctrl +, W a fondé sa société de production de films pour adultes "Garde le contrôle de ton corps ;P ". Vous pouvez télécharger gratuitement ses films en utilisant le raccourci : Ctrl + W [[categoria:Codici e simboli_in_]] 1. * simbolo chimico del tungsteno. SLASH'EM introduces new creatures that use the w and W glyphs: * w worm: * w larva * w maggot * w dung worm * w acid worm * w bloodworm * w tunnel worm * w rot worm * W wraith: * W wight W ja eĉ ne estas litero en la alfabeto de Esperanto. W estas M ke por genetika ŝanĝado ĝi havas la dorson je al loko kien devus esti ĝia kapo, ĉi tiu merdo fariĝis fama post la reveno de la reto, kun la uzado de www,viapatrinoestasĉiesulino.com. Belega literoj por la Emoj.
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W (pronounced ダブルユー) is a former Hello! Project duo comprised of fourth generation Morning Musume members, Kago Ai and Tsuji Nozomi. The duo's name could also be read as Double U or Double You. The duo formed in 2004 and remained active until 2006, releasing a total of two albums and six singles. [[categoria:Codici e simboli_in_]] 1. * simbolo chimico del tungsteno. W est la 23e lettre de l'alphabet latin (mais ça tout le monde s'en fout puisque la W n'existe pas en latin). Oméga de son nom de jeune fille, est la femelle de M, et M est tellement grand, beau, fort, riche et intelligent qu'elle en est toute retournée... d'ailleurs, W est la seule lettre avec les jambes écartées. Pourtant, W est complètement à gauche du clavier, et M, complètement à droite, tandis que, par exemple, Z et S sont proches, parce qu'ils sont en couple (ils s'enlacent facilement), tout comme O et I (qui s'emboitent facilement) (Q est mal entouré, il doit donc s'auto-satisfaire). La raison est simple : M a trompé W avec %. La déchirure a coûté des centaines de millions de dollars aux concepteurs du clavier, et les nombreux témoins de mariage forment désormais un barrage permanent entre nos malheureux divorcés. W a alors sombré dans l'alcoolisme, et ses gosses sont devenus de véritables bons à rien, tandis que la nouvelle femme de M (%, il faut le rappeler, parce que votre mémoire est vraiment très limitée, non ? si !) vient de se faire installer de nouveaux airbags. Pour se remettre de cette épreuve, W s'est progressivement rapprochée des sœurs Guillemets,< et >, de vraies jumelles lesbiennes, avec qui elle fait désormais des partouzes, s'emboitant mutuellement dans tous les sens en poussant le tribadisme à son apo.G, ce qui lui rappelle ses origines grecques. Grâce cette nouvelle expérience, W qui ne touchait qu'une faible pension alimentaire, peut enfin remonter la pente, en se tournant vers le X. On a notamment pu la voir dans "Le Q au dessus", "Perversions sado-maso avec l'S" ou encore dans "L'exhibitionniste de derrière la fenêtre". En s'associant avec le géant de la distribution, Ctrl +, W a fondé sa société de production de films pour adultes "Garde le contrôle de ton corps ;P ". Vous pouvez télécharger gratuitement ses films en utilisant le raccourci : Ctrl + W War... warhammer? How dare you hammer the war? This is... this is war! Either that, or a warthog. Wabu the waning Winkster? W is the Roman numeral for 1337. The Romans used it on their legionary standards to warn their enemies that they were very 1337, and could kick their asses at any game, including killing each other. W also just happens to be the holiest being in existence and is the creator of the universe and all life... all must bow to the power of the W W is the 24th letter in the English alphabet. After M's death, W called himself M and said that he survived Giygas' Attack but was turned upside down. Nobody believed in this and W was thrown in a watercooler. His life was saved by Paper Doll Man who wanted a drink. W attacked everybody that didn't believe him, but got thrown into a high security watercooler. He was later broken out by U and V while they were arguing who W was based off of. On Christmas, he got a Shame Boy Color. He played on it for days, but then died shortly afterwards. Poza tym litera "W" stanowi logo Wiadomości, choć występuje tam w nieco zdeformowanej wersji. W Polsce właścicielem praw autorskich do litery W jest Grzegorz Hajdarowicz, który zabronił tygodnikowi W Sieci używania tej litery w tytule. Dlatego teraz mamy tygodnik W Sieci bez W. Klawisz W na klawiaturze pełni często rolę strzałki w górę, dlatego może być on mocno zryty. Zwłaszcza u maniaków grających 15 godzin na dobę w gry wyścigowe. W,是包含英文在内,欧洲高达八成的国家的第二十三个字母,虽然排列在后头,但意义却非常深远。 SLASH'EM introduces new creatures that use the w and W glyphs: * w worm: * w larva * w maggot * w dung worm * w acid worm * w bloodworm * w tunnel worm * w rot worm * W wraith: * W wight The most patriotic letter of the American alphabet and middle initial of the Greatest President. "W" (W Daburu) is an archetype of cards supported by the anime-only card "Hyper Coat", alongside the "V", "X", "Y", and "Z" archetypes. The actual purpose of "Hyper Coat" in the anime was to power up the monsters in the "A-to-Z" series. W is a member of The Alphabet. It is also used to say "Us". W first appeared in Kirby: Not Right Back at Ya!. Water Ballet 水上芭蕾(尤指花式游泳) Water Polo 水球 Water Ski 水上滑板運動、滑水 Wrestle 角力 Wakeboarding 水上滑板運動 沖浪運動 Winter Olympic Games 冬季奧林匹克運動會 W is the fourth letter of the numberbet, believe it or not, and no one cares if you do or not, so don't go around telling people if you believe it's the fourth letter of the numberbet or whatever. Previous letter: "V" Next letter: "X" W is the colorful letter of Webkinz called the Magic W Paw. There is a cloud of it in the Cloud Machine. Star Wars Galaxies Server. W is a monthly American fashion magazine published by Condé Nast Publications, who purchased original owner Fairchild Publications in 1999. It was created in 1972 by the publisher of sister magazine Women's Wear Daily, James Brady. The magazine is an oversize format – ten inches wide and thirteen inches tall. Stefano Tonchi is the editor of W; Nina Lawrence is the vice president and publisher. W magazine has a reader base of nearly half a million, 469,000 of which are annual subscribers. 80 percent of the magazine's readers are female and have an average household income of $135,840. Often the subject of controversy, W magazine has featured stories and covers which have provoked mixed responses from its intended audience. In July 2005, W produced a 60-page Steven Klein portfolio of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt entitled "Domestic Bliss". The shoot was based upon Pitt's idea of the irony of the perfect American family; set in 1963, the photographs mirror the era when 1960s disillusionment was boiling under the facade of pristine 1950s suburbia. Other controversial issues include Steven Meisel's shoot entitled "Asexual Revolution," in which male and female models (including Jessica Stam and Karen Elson) are depicted in gender-bending styles and provocative poses. In addition, Tom Ford's racy shoot with Steven Klein and the accompanying article on sexuality in fashion came as a shock to some loyal readers. During the interview, Ford is quoted as saying "I've always been about pansexuality. Whether I'm sleeping with girls or not at this point in my life, the clothes have often been androgynous, which is very much my standard of beauty." Steven Klein also was the photographer for the racy photo shoot featured in the August 2007 issue, showcasing David and Victoria Beckham.Bruce Weber produced a 60-page tribute to New Orleans in the April 2008 issue, and shot a 36-page story on the newest fashion designers in Miami for the July 2008 issue. Most of W's most memorable covers are featured on the W Classics page on the magazine's website. W is also known for its coverage of American and European society. Many of these society luminaries, as well as the elite of the entertainment and fashion industries, have allowed W into their homes for the magazine's W House Tours feature, including Marc Jacobs, Sir Evelyn Rothschild and Imelda Marcos. In 2011, Steven Meisel created controversy again by promoting fake advertisements throughout the November issue of the magazine. Celebrities endorsing these fake ads included RuPaul's Drag Race Season 3/NY Socialite Carmen Carrera, and model Linda Evangelista. In 2013, the magazine will combine the January/December and June/July issues so as to free up money to invest in the magazine's digital brand. She informs Alton that a spinner is the best way to dry greens fast. Different makes and models have different drive mechanisms. She states that the best use a spring loaded Archimedes screw with a push button and a brake. She tells Alton a chicken in a baking pan would be better off roasting in a hub cap off his father's Oldsmobile. The right roasting pan evenly distributes, absorbs and reflects heat and can be placed over two burners for fast browning and sauce reduction. It should be heavy, have upright sturdy handles to hold with mits, and have a polished surface. This reflects heat and holds on to pan drippings, not possible on a non-stick surface. She hands Alton a pan large enouth for a rib roast but not too big for lasagna. Alton almost takes her mitts. thumb|Objevitel záhadného písma. Dvojité V (dále jen W) vzniklo omylem českého politika Miloše Zemana, když pod vlivem značného množství alkoholu četl všechna písmena dvojitě. "Happy New Years! * This item is for use in the New Years event." W – komenda występująca w systemach uniksowych, w tym w GNU/Linuksie. Pokazuje ona aktualny czas, uptime komputera, a także informacje o aktualnie zalogowanych użytkownikach (m. in. używany terminal, data zalogowania, aktualnie używana aplikacja). W is a letter. It is the only letter with a 2 syllable sound. It is the 23rd letter of the alphabet. It is one of the 21 consonants. It looks like a double V (VV), not Double U (UU). Wagás * Wagí * Wakás * Wakwák * Wala * Wala Nang Abtik * Waláng Anumán * Walang bísa * Walang hanggán * Waláng hiyâ * Waláng kibô * Waláng lamán * Waláng muwáng * Waláng pahintúlot * Waláng pakundángan * Waláng pások * Waláng tígil * Walnut * Walis * Wallis * Waló * Walumpû * Wappen * Waray * Warrior Escrima * Warrior Eskrima Düsseldorf * Waslik * Wastô * Watáwat * Watik Witik * Weapons of Moroland * Weibliches Dreieck * WEKAF * Wenge * Westersund, Kaj * Widu * Wikà * Wikaín * Wing Block * Wíski * Witik * Worden, Kelly * W means it is OK for ages 6+. Examples include Sponge's Atlantis (TV version), Sailor Mouth, and the edited version of Warriors of Bikini Bottom on Bikini Bottom TV Junior. It can have very mild violence, mild insults, and very mild sexual content (such as kissing and dating). No drug use is permitted. The letter, which begins such words as witch, wolf, , Wodehouse, and Washington, has often been depicted in Muppet form, pummeling Kermit the Frog in an early lecture, eluding capture by Sergeant Thursday in a Dragnet spoof, and more recently, performed by Kevin Clash, being interviewed by Larry King. The "wuh" sound of W has so endeared itself to the public as to become the center of Bert's society, the National Association of "W" Lovers. In the Gift of the Magi story as heard in Merry Christmas from Sesame Street, Bert said that he had a paperclip shaped like a W. The letter W has appeared in the sketch American I (a spoof of American Idol) as a contestant to become the next American I by the help of his letter I lessons buzzwords commençant par W: W ja eĉ ne estas litero en la alfabeto de Esperanto. W estas M ke por genetika ŝanĝado ĝi havas la dorson je al loko kien devus esti ĝia kapo, ĉi tiu merdo fariĝis fama post la reveno de la reto, kun la uzado de www,viapatrinoestasĉiesulino.com. Belega literoj por la Emoj. "W" was the President of the United States in the mid-to-late 2000s. He was in office when The Perfect One attacked the planet. He gave an emergency speech at the planet-sized fat guy's imminent arrival: "It's the end-times! A nucular type disaster - we must lower taxes + stop social security + drill for oil in Central Park --- God's on our side -- + pray! Anyway, it's not proved, it's just rumors!!"Later, while the Scientists of Earth worked on a solution, W gave another interview: "It's a - uh- trick from these atheist Democrats - I'm appointing a committee to study these rumors. Ah - no questions!" The President's strategy of ignoring the problem proved effective, when the scientists independently developed a weapon that could hurt him. (The Perfect One: "Volume 2 issue 2a", "Volume 2 issue 2aa") Welcome to the W mini wiki at Wikia. ssssssssssssssssss The definitions on this page originally appeared on the United States Environmental Protection Agency's website. Waste: 1. Unwanted materials left over from a manufacturing process. 2. Refuse from places of human or animal habitation. Waste Characterization: Identification of chemical and microbiological constituents of a waste material. Waste Exchange: Arrangement in which companies exchange their wastes for the benefit of both parties. Waste Feed: The continuous or intermittent flow of wastes into an incinerator. Waste Generation: The weight or volume of materials and products that enter the waste stream before recycling, composting, landfilling, or combustion takes place. Also can represent the amount of waste generated by a given source or category of sources. Waste Load Allocation: 1. The maximum load of pollutants each discharger of waste is allowed to release into a particular waterway. Discharge limits are usually required for each specific water quality criterion being, or expected to be, violated. 2. The portion of a stream's total assimilative capacity assigned to an individual discharge. Waste Minimization: Measures or techniques that reduce the amount of wastes generated during industrial production processes; term is also applied to recycling and other efforts to reduce the amount of waste going into the waste stream. Waste Piles: Non-containerized, lined or unlined accumulations of solid, nonflowing waste. Waste Reduction: Using source reduction, recycling, or composting to prevent or reduce waste generation. Waste Stream: The total flow of solid waste from homes, businesses, institutions, and manufacturing plants that is recycled, burned, or disposed of in landfills, or segments thereof such as the "residential waste stream" or the "recyclable waste stream." Waste Treatment Lagoon: Impoundment made by excavation or earth fill for biological treatment of wastewater. Waste Treatment Plant: A facility containing a series of tanks, screens, filters and other processes by which pollutants are removed from water. Waste Treatment Stream: The continuous movement of waste from generator to treater and disposer. Waste-Heat Recovery: Recovering heat discharged as a byproduct of one process to provide heat needed by a second process. Waste-to-Energy Facility/Municipal-Waste Combustor: Facility where recovered municipal solid waste is converted into a usable form of energy, usually via combustion. Wastewater: The spent or used water from a home, community, farm, or industry that contains dissolved or suspended matter.Water Pollution: The presence in water of enough harmful or objectionable material to damage the water's quality. Wastewater Infrastructure: The plan or network for the collection, treatment, and disposal of sewage in a community. The level of treatment will depend on the size of the community, the type of discharge, and/or the designated use of the receiving water. Wastewater Operations and Maintenance: Actions taken after construction to ensure that facilities constructed to treat wastewater will be operated, maintained, and managed to reach prescribed effluent levels in an optimum manner. Wastewater Treatment Plan: A facility containing a series of tanks, screens, filters, and other processes by which pollutants are removed from water. Most treatments include chlorination to attain safe drinking water standards. Water Purveyor: A public utility, mutual water company, county water district, or municipality that delivers drinking water to customers. Water Quality Criteria: Levels of water quality expected to render a body of water suitable for its designated use. Criteria are based on specific levels of pollutants that would make the water harmful if used for drinking, swimming, farming, fish production, or industrial processes. Water Quality Standards: State-adopted and EPA-approved ambient standards for water bodies. The standards prescribe the use of the water body and establish the water quality criteria that must be met to protect designated uses. Water Quality-Based Limitations: Effluent limitations applied to dischargers when mere technology-based limitations would cause violations of water quality standards. Usually applied to discharges into small streams. Water Quality-Based Permit: A permit with an effluent limit more stringent than one based on technology performance. Such limits may be necessary to protect the designated use of receiving waters (e.g. recreation, irrigation, industry or water supply). Water Solubility: The maximum possible concentration of a chemical compound dissolved in water. If a substance is water soluble it can very readily disperse through the environment. Water Storage Pond: An impound for liquid wastes designed to accomplish some degree of biochemical treatment. Water Supplier: One who owns or operates a public water system. Water Supply System: The collection, treatment, storage, and distribution of potable water from source to consumer. Water Table: The level of groundwater. Water Treatment Lagoon: An impound for liquid wastes designed to accomplish some degree of biochemical treatment. Water Well: An excavation where the intended use is for location, acquisition, development, or artificial recharge of ground water. Water-Soluble Packaging: Packaging that dissolves in water; used to reduce exposure risks to pesticide mixers and loaders. Water-Source Heat Pump: Heat pump that uses wells or heat exchangers to transfer heat from water to the inside of a building. Most such units use ground water. (See: groundsource heat pump; heat pump.) Waterborne Disease Outbreak: The significant occurence of acute illness associated with drinking water from a public water system that is deficient in treatment, as determined by appropriate local or state agencies. Watershed: The land area that drains into a stream; the watershed for a major river may encompass a number of smaller watersheds that ultimately combine at a common point. Watershed Approach: A coordinated framework for environmental management that focuses public and private efforts on the highest priority problems within hydrologically-defined geographic areas taking into consideration both ground and surface water flow. Watershed Area: A topographic area within a line drawn connecting the highest points uphill of a drinking waterintake into which overland flow drains. Weight of Scientific Evidence: Considerations in assessing the interpretation of published information about toxicity--quality of testing methods, size and power of study design, consistency of results across studies, and biological plausibility of exposure-response relationships and statistical associations. Weir: 1. A wall or plate placed in an open channel to measure the flow of water. 2. A wall or obstruction used to control flow from settling tanks and clarifiers to ensure a uniform flow rate and avoid short-circuiting. (See: short-circuiting.) Well: A bored, drilled, or driven shaft, or a dug hole whose depth is greater than the largest surface dimension and whose purpose is to reach underground water supplies or oil, or to store or bury fluids below ground. Well Field: Area containing one or more wells that produce usable amounts of water or oil. Well Injection: The subsurface emplacement of fluids into a well. Well Monitoring: Measurement by on-site instruments or laboratory methods of well water quality. Well Plug: A watertight, gastight seal installed in a bore hole or well to prevent movement of fluids. Well Point: A hollow vertical tube, rod, or pipe terminating in a perforated pointed shoe and fitted with a fine-mesh screen. Wellhead Protection Area: A protected surface and subsurface zone surrounding a well or well field supplying a public water system to keep contaminants from reaching the well water. Wetlands: An area that is saturated by surface or ground water with vegetation adapted for life under those soil conditions, as swamps, bogs, fens, marshes, and estuaries. Wettability: The relative degree to which a fluid will spread into or coat a solid surface in the presence of other immiscible fluids. Wettable Powder: Dry formulation that must be mixed with water or other liquid before it is applied. Wheeling: The transmission of electricity owned by one entity through the facilities owned by another (usually a utility). Whole-Effluent-Toxicity Tests: Tests to determine the toxicity levels of the total effluent from a single source as opposed to a series of tests for individual contaminants. Wildlife Refuge: An area designated for the protection of wild animals, within which hunting and fishing are either prohibited or strictly controlled. Wind farms: A wind farm is a group of wind turbines used to generate electricity. Wire-to-Wire Efficiency: The efficiency of a pump and motor together. Wood Packaging: Wood products such as pallets, crates, and barrels. Wood Treatment Facility: An industrial facility that treats lumber and other wood products for outdoor use. The process employs chromated copper arsenate, which is regulated as a hazardous material. Wood-Burning-Stove Pollution: Air pollution caused by emissions of particulate matter, carbon monoxide, total suspended particulates, and polycyclic organic matter from wood-burning stoves. Working Level (WL): A unit of measure for documenting exposure to radon decay products, the so-called "daughters." One working level is equal to approximately 200 picocuries per liter. Working Level Month (WLM): A unit of measure used to determine cumulative exposure to radon.
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