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fill something to something to add material to something up to a certain point. Fill the barrel up to here and no higher. Please fill the glass to the top. See also: fill How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Even where the extent and nature of the contamination in historic fill has been fully characterized by soil sampling and other environmental assessment, complete remediation of historic fill to bring properties to residential cleanup standards or to statewide "natural" background levels often would require the excavation and disposal of the soil covering entire parcels, which will rarely be practical or cost-effective. When filling, the operator places a pre-sterilised container under the filling head and uses the foot pedal to fill to the required level. Looking to the future, lead-free assembly, due to melting points, will only complicate assembly to via-in-pad and may require implementation of via fill to reduce solder voiding to an acceptable level. |
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