any medication or chemical remaining in meat or milk
The remainder of the estate after debts, legacies, funeral and other expenses have been deducted.
The part of an estate which is left after the payment of specific and pecuniary legacies, debts, funeral expenses and IHT.
Any organic matter left as residue, such as agricultural and forestry residue, including, but not limited to, conifer thinnings, dead and dying trees, commercial hardwood, noncommercial hardwoods and softwoods, chaparral, burn, mill, agricultural field, and industrial residues and manure.
The dry solids remaining after the evaporation of a sample of water or sludge. Also see total dissolved solids
Whatever remains after all claims have been satisfied
The remainder of an estate after all tax, debts, administration expenses and specific gifts and legacies have been paid.
Material left in the intestine after digestion; includes mostly dietary fiber and undigested starches and proteins.
The part of a pesticide that remains in the environment for a period of time following application or a spill.
Excess of unwanted substances remaining after soldering, such as flux or oil.
What is left of a decedent's estate after all debts, distributions, and expenses have been satisfied.
The portion of the estate remaining which has not been specifically bequeathed. Unless the entire estate is specially bequeathed, a residuary heir must be nominated. (The spouse is normally the heir of the residue of the estate.)
All that remains of your estate after all specific and pecuniary bequests have been made, and all taxes and any outstanding debts have been paid.
That quantity of a herbicide remaining in or on the soil, plant tissue, animal tissue, whole organisms, and surfaces.
That quantity of pesticide, its degradation products, and/or its metabolites remaining on or in the soil, plant parts, animal tissues, whole organisms, and surfaces.
that which remains, leftovers, e.g. the residue from logging operations is small bits of wood, branches and twigs, and sawdust
The remainder upon division of one integer by another.
Residual herbage remaining after grazing.
The substances left after an evaporation or distillation. A recognizable molecular fragment embedded in a larger molecule; for example, amino acid "residues" within a protein.
substance that is left after an initial process has been completed, usually a small amount He said he had cleaned the flat but there was a residue of dust everywhere. residual (adj), residually (adv)
The property left for distribution after all of the administration expenses, debts, taxes, and specific or pecuniary gifts have been paid or distributed.
matter that remains after something has been removed
something left after other parts have been taken away; "there was no remainder"; "he threw away the rest"; "he took what he wanted and I got the balance"
management to handle something that remains after a part is taken, separated, or designated
The remains of the active constituent(s) in a chemical product persisting in or on food, agricultural commodities or plants, soil, water or other environmental components, together with all derivatives, metabolites, and degradation products of the active constituent(s) arising from their use.
All property given by Will or Trust after specific gifts of property have been made - -, ie. the balance/what’s left.
Particles from forest and agriculture include sawdust, chips, bark, sugar cane, wheat straw and rice hulls.
The hazardous material remaining in a packaging, including a tank car, after its contents have been unloaded to the maximum extent practicable and before the packaging is either refilled or cleaned of hazardous material and purged to remove any hazardous vapors.
the remainder of an estate after all claims, debts, and bequests are satisfied.
The sum that is left from your Estate when all debts, costs and gifts have been deducted.
An undesirable substance remaining on a substrate after a process step.
What is left of the estate after the payment of all debts, taxes, administration expenses, legacies and bequests under the Will.
The remaining part of a deceased person's Estate after payment of all legacies, debts and funeral expenses
Property that remains after any bequests have been made and debts and expenses have been paid.
That portion of the natural gas stream which remains after the extraction of ethane and heavier liquid and liquefiable hydrocarbons, impurities and less fuel, incidental losses, by-passed natural gas and natural gas reserved by a seller under a gas purchase agreement.
Something that remains, or is left over. Residues of toxic materials left in empty containers can pose a threat to the environment
Something that remains after a part has been removed. Removing a label and leaving a portion of the adhesive or face material in place would be an example.
A remainder; that which remains after the removal of other substances.
What's left of your estate after all debts and expenses have been deducted, and all bequests have been paid (except residuary legacies)
The remains of your estate after payment of all debts, expenses, tax and distribution of pecuniary and specific legacies
The remainder of an estate after all legacies and bequests have been given and once all debts, taxes and expenses have been paid
what remains in an estate after every debt, trust and bequest is paid out.
The remainder of something that has evaporated, been distilled, or the particles held back by a filter.
The bottoms taken from distillation units. Both atmospheric and vacuum stills yield a residue. The industry sometimes uses "bottoms" to designate this unboiled material. Atmospheric residue can undergo further distillation in a vacuum unit. Heavy fuel oil blending absorbs much of the vacuum residue produced; although some serves as feedstock for coking, asphalt manufacture, and other upgrading processes.
the volume of timber left on the harvested area which meets or exceeds the size requirements but is below the log grade requirements of the minimum utilization standards in the cutting authority. It is part of the allowable annual cut for cut control.
the remainder of the estate after debts, funeral expenses, administration costs and tax have been paid and all specific gifts distributed.
Residue is that part of the estate to be distributed after fees, liabilities and specific bequests have been paid.
The remaining part of a decedent's estate after the payments of debts and legacies. Also called "residuary estate."
The remains from fire, smoke, soot, gases, etc.
what is left in an estate after all bequests have been made.
That part of a decedent's estate remaining after payment of debts and taxes and distribution of specific bequests and devises.
That portion of a person's estate that has not been specifically devised. Back to the Top
Cleaning chemicals or soil left in carpet after the cleaning process.
The portion of the assets of an estate or trust that remain after all specific bequests and distributions are made.
Is material that has been left in the carpet after the carpet has been cleaned.
Property left for the final beneficiaries named in a will after all other bequests have been paid.
A chemical bond that is left on the product.
The value of the estate after all debts, gifts and fees have been deducted
the surplus of a testator's estate when all other obligations have been legally taken care of
Adhesive left on a substrate when a label is removed.
Leaves, stems, stalks, stubble, and other plant parts that are left on the soil surface after the harvested portion of a crop is removed. Crop residue protects the soil surface, improves water infiltration, and reduces crusting, erosion, and evaporation. But large amounts of residue also can keep soil excessively cool and wet early in the growing season.
A solid substance that remains after evaporating liquid(s).
What is left of your estate when all bequests, debts, legal and funeral costs have been deducted.
the part left over in a death estate after legacies and bequests have been met
nbspAdhesive left on a substrate when a label is removed.
The hazardous material remaining in a packaging, including a tank car, after its contents are unloaded but before being cleaned and purged.
A material remaining in a package after its contents have been emptied and before the package is refilled or cleaned and purged of vapor to remove any potential hazard. Whatever remains after a part is taken; the remainder.
The remains after a portion is removed. The remainder.
That part of a metal working fluid mix left after the evaporation of water. Residues are generally classified as oily or sticky. Sticky residues sometimes cause problems as they build-up on machine surfaces.
That portion of an estate remaining after all specific bequests and specific devices have been made.
Trace of a pesticide and its metabolites remaining on and in a crop, surface, soil or water; usually expressed as parts per mullion (ppm) or parts per billion (ppb).
The remaining portion of the crude oil feedstock that does not vaporize in the refinery distillation process. This product can be used directly as a boiler fuel, or it can be used as feedstock for vacuum distillation units.
Any substance, including metabolites, remaining in livestock at time of slaughter or in carcass tissues after slaughter as the result of treatment or exposure of the livestock to a pesticide, organic or inorganic compound, hormone, hormonelike substance, growth promoter, antibiotic, anthelmintic, tranquilizer, or other therapeutic or prophylactic agent.
