Ink,  drawing,  2-25 Inking,  order  of,  3-27  to  3-28 Insects  and  reptiles,  recognizing  and  avoiding poisonous,   12-28 Instrument  sets,  drawing,  2-12  to  2-16 Instruments,  basic  surveying,  11-2  to  11-35 Interior  electrical  layout  (plan),  9-17  to 9-19 Interior  electrical  wiring  system,  9-6  to  9-15 conductors,  9-8  to  9-10 conduits  and  fittings,  9-10  to  9-12 insulation,  9-10 outlet  boxes,  9-12  to  9-14 panelboard,  9-8 receptacles,  9-14 service  drop,  9-6 service  entrance,  9-6  to  9-8 switches,  9-14  to  9-15 wire  connectors,  9-12 Interior  finish,  6-34  to  6-46 ceiling  and  wall  covering,  6-35  to  6-36 doors,  6-40  to  6-42 finish  flooring,  6-39  to  6-40 insulation  and  vapor  barriers,  6-37  to 6-38 stairs,  6-38  to  6-39 windows,  6-42  to  6-45 wood  trims,  6-46 J Joints  and  connections,  concrete  construction, 7-16 to 7-17 contraction  joints,  7-16  to  7-17 expansion  joints,  7-17 L Laminated  lumber,  6-8 Land surveys, 11-3 Layout,  plumbing,  8-20  to  8-21 Leaders, 3-23 Lettering  pens,  freehand,  2-24  to  2-25 Level  party  organization,  equipment,  and  field procedures,  14-5  to  14-12 duties   of   the   instrumentman,   14-5 duties   of   the   rodman,   14-6 field  procedures  for  differential  leveling, 14-7 to 14-10 leveling  the  engineer’s  level,  14-8 making  direct  readings,  14-8 making  target  readings,  14-9  to  14-10 selecting  setup  points,  14-7 setting up a level, 14-7 Level  party  organization,  equipment,  and  field procedures—Continued fundamental  leveling  procedure,  14-10  to 14-12 balancing  shots,  14-10 establishing  turning  points,  14-11  to 14-12 handling leveling instruments and equipments,  14-5 Leveling,  methods  of,  14-12  to  14-21 direct  leveling,  14-12  to  14-21 cross-section,  14-18  to  14-20 differential,  14-12  to  14-15 double  rodding,  14-20 profile,  14-15  to  14-17 reciprocal,  14-15 indirect leveling, 14-21 Lightweight  concrete,  7-14  to  7-15 Line  conventions,  3-19  to  3-26 break  lines,  3-23  to  3-24 center lines, 3-21 construction  lines,  3-21 datum  lines,  3-26 dimension  lines,  3-22  to  3-23 extension  lines,  3-22 leaders, 3-23 match  lines,  3-26 phantom  lines,  3-24 section  lines,  3-24  to  3-25 stitch lines, 3-26 visible  lines,  3-21  to  3-22 Linear  measurement,  units  of,  1-27  to  1-28 Linear  measurements,  methods  of  direct, 12-10 to 12-26 chaining  (or  taping),  12-10  to  12-25 measuring  by  the  electronic  distance- measuring  system,  12-25  to  12-26 Liquid  measure,  1-32 Lumber,  6-1  to  6-8 board  measure,  6-7  to  6-8 classification,  6-1  to  6-6 grading,  6-6  to  6-7 sizes, 6-1 M Machines,  reproduction,  3-42  to  3-50 Blu-Ray  model  842  whiteprinter,  3-42  to  3-50 Magnetic  compass,  11-12  to  11-13 Map  measures  and  scale  indicators,  2-21  to 2-22 Markers,  survey  point,  11-47  to  11-48 permanent  markers,  11-47  to  11-48 semipermanent  markers,  11-47 INDEX-9