break-in service
41break point — noun Tennis the state of a game when the player receiving service needs only one more point to win the game …
42break-out box — (BOB) a service tool that tees in between the computer and the multi pin harness connector. Once connected in series with the computer and the harness, this test device permits measurements of computer inputs and outputs …
43break-even point — noun : the point at which volume of sales or production enables an enterprise to cover related costs and expenses without profit and without loss : that volume of trade or degree of activity at which total income equals total expenditures * * *… …
44Motorway service area — This article is about Motorway services in Great Britain and Ireland. For similar facilities in other countries, see Rest area. Norton Canes services on the M6 Toll motorway In the UK motorway service areas, also known as service stations, are… …
45Maryland National Guard State Service Medal — The Maryland National Guard State Service Medal is presented to members of the Maryland National Guard to promote efficiency and as a reward for five years of continuous state service. Commanders may forward request for the issuance of the state… …
46Civil Service Retirement System — The Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) organized in 1920 and has provided retirement, disability and survivor benefits for most civilian employees in the US federal government. Upon the creation of a new Federal Employees Retirement System… …
47break service — idi (in tennis) to win a game served by one s opponent …
48service break — /ˈsɜvəs breɪk/ (say servuhs brayk) noun (in tennis) a game won by the receiver …
49Welcome Break — Infobox Company company name = Welcome Break company company type = Private foundation = 1960 location = Newport Pagnell, England, UK key people = Rod McKie, CEO area served = United Kingdom industry = Hospitality products = 26 service stations… …
50Alternative break — An alternative break is a trip where a group of college students (usually 10 12 per trip) engage in volunteer service, typically for a week. Alternative break trips originated with college students in the early 1980’s as a counter to traditional… …
