Glossary S

Sweeper/stick vacuum refers to a commonly used cleaning device for quick, cleanup areas, such as kitchen and bathroom floors. Most stick vacuums have a dirt cup as opposed to bags to collect debris.
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Vacuum (Vacuum means void, emptiness, vacuity; space that ...)
Tick (Ein Tick ist die kleinste Preisver?nderung f?r ...)
Debris (A Debris is any solid material exceeding a 60 mm ...)

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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): sticker, stickers, sticks, vacuums

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Swivel chair is described as a revolving seat on a fixed frame, used for desk chairs, dressing chairs, music stools, etc
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Chair (Chair is also known as seat is defined as a ...)
Swivel (Swivel is a drilling equipment that is fitting. ..)
Dressing (Dressing an animal involves the preparation of ...)

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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): swivels, chairs

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Swivel is a drilling equipment that is fitting at the top of the drill string enables the flow of drilling mud into the drill rods while simultaneously permitting them to rotate.

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"Swivel" is in the HS Code "9401.30"
  - - Swivel seats with variable height adjustment

"Swivel" is in the UNSPSC Code "31161719"
  Swivel nuts

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Caster (Caster is defined as small, swiveling rollers. ..)
Swivel chair (Swivel chair is described as a revolving seat on ...)
Drilling (Drilling -is described as the use of such a ...)
wheel chair (Footrest is a wheel chair component that are ...)
Trailer (Trailer a device that makes it possible to tow a ...)

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Synthesizer is identified as a musical instrument that is capable of digitally reproducing almost any sound, whether it is another instrument, an animal, or an human. The instrument also has the ability to bend and shape sound, through the application of specialized oscillators, rheostats and resistors to the sound wave, and synthesize or make innovative sounds and noises.

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Synthetic ethanol is referred to as ethanol produced by any one of several synthetic processes, such as the catalytic hydration of ethylene, the sulfuric-acid hydration of ethylene, and the Fischer-Tropsch process. Synthetic ethanol is chemically identical to fermentation ethanol, but may not be used in the production of alcoholic beverages
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Ethanol (Ethanol (Ethylalkohol, Siedepunkt 78?C) ist der ...)
Ethanol (Ethanol pertains to a fuel that is created from ...)

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Standard Industrial Classification
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Classification (Classification is a term that can refer to: 1. ...)
North American Industry Classification System
Standard Industrial Classification
North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)

Deutsch: Qualifikationslücken / Español: Brechas de Habilidades / Português: Lacunas de Competências / Français: Lacunes de Compétences / Italiano: Divari di Competenze

Skill Gaps in the industrial context refer to the disparity between the skills that workers currently possess and the skills that are required to effectively perform their job roles, particularly in a rapidly evolving industrial environment. These gaps can occur due to technological advancements, automation, and the increasing Complexity of industrial processes, making it challenging for workers to keep pace with the changing demands of the industry. Skill gaps can result in decreased productivity, inefficiencies, and difficulty in adopting new technologies, ultimately impacting the competitiveness and growth of industrial companies.

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