Definitions for "WEBS"
World Equity Benchmark Shares. Exchange-listed index funds holding portfolios of securities that track the Morgan Stanley Capital International Indices for particular country. WEBS are managed to trade at prices very close to the net asset value of the underlying stocks in the portfolio.
World Equity Benchmark Shares, or WEBS, are index-like securities which track specific foreign markets including Germany (EWG), Japan (EWJ), and the U.K. (EWU). Like SPDRs and HOLDRs, these securities are traded throughout the day rather than priced once a day, like traditional open-end index funds.
See: World Equity Benchmark Series
often species typical; each spider species can only build its particular type of web; there are very many web forms (ie: purse webs, orb webs, sheet webs, cob-web, trap doors, etc.); many spiders build reductions (or parts) of webs (ie: Bolas spider, triangle spider, etc.)
Yarn store in Northampton, Massachusetts, USA, which sells full-priced and discount yarns. Also famous for their "Grab Bag." For questions, call +1 (413) 584 2225. To order information ($2), call +1 (800) 367 9327 or mail $2 to P.O. Box 147, Northampton, MA 01061-0147. Enjoy their services but don't forget to support your local yarn shop if you're lucky enough to have one.
The supporting members of a hollow die mandrel that support the internal surface forming portion of the die.
Wetland Bird Survey
Timber members that connect the rafters and the ceiling tie together forming triangular patterns which transmit the forces between them.
Material between two openings or edges.