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Gazebo vs Pergola   There are many different types of garden and other open space structures that people love to build for their outdoor retreat. Two such structures are the Gazebos and the Pergolas. There are similarities in these two types of structures that make a garden or patio looks extraordinary, confusing... 
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Cement vs Mortar   In earlier stages, people didn’t have sophisticated homes, and they used simple things found from the environment to build houses. But today there are many types of advanced materials and equipments, which assist in constructions. Cement is a marvelous material among them. Before developing... 
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Clinker vs Cement   Earlier stages people did not have sophisticated homes; they used simple things found in the environment to build houses. But today there are many advanced materials and equipments, which assist in constructions. Cement is a marvelous material among them. Before developing high standard... 
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Flat vs Matte | Flat Paint vs Matte Paint   So your family has finally agreed upon the shade of the paint that you are going to use inside the home on the walls. However, there is something more that requires a bit of brainstorming on your part, and that is finalizing the finish of the paint. Have you ever heard... 
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Sewage vs Drainage The two words, which are often used in the field of hydraulics, are drainage system and sewage system. There must be a proper system to send out excess or waste water in any country. Drainage systems and sewage systems are used for this purpose. Sewage The process, by which waste matters carried... 
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Bridge vs Culvert We are all aware of the construction called bridge that is used to circumvent physical obstructions like rivers or other natural structures. A bridge allows easy transport of people and vehicles from one area to another without having to face the hurdles. But, the situation becomes confusing... 
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True Meridian vs Magnetic Meridian A great circle, which passes through true north and true south is known as meridian. A circle described by the intersection of the surface of the earth with the plane passing through the centre of the earth is known as great circle. That is, great circle is a circle traced on... 
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True Meridian vs Arbitrary Meridian A great circle, which passes through the true north and true south is known as meridian. A circle described by the intersection of the surface of the earth with the plane passing through the centre of the earth is known as great circle. That is, great circle is a circle traced... 
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Active vs Passive GPS The GPS stands for Global Positioning System. As the name indicates GPS is used for the purpose of tracking something like locations, persons etc. This technology is used in almost all fields of science and others for hi-tech purposes, and by individuals for driving, exploring, running, fishing,... 
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Silt vs Clay The word soil, when used in normal contents, just refers to that on which we all stand. However, engineers define (in construction) soil as any earth material that can be moved without blasting, while geologists define as rocks or sediments altered by weathering. Practicing engineers classify soil... 
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Gravel vs Sand The word soil, when used in normal contents, just refers to that on which we all stand. However, engineers define (in construction) soil as any earth material that can be moved without blasting, while geologists define as rocks or sediments altered by weathering. Practicing engineers classified... 
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Plane Surveying vs Geodetic Surveying Surveying can simply be defined as the process or technology of making measurement in a scientific manner on, above, or below the earth’s surface in order to determine points to produce a plan or map. When the area of surveying is small, and the scale to which its result... 
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Sculpture vs Architecture Sculpture and Architecture are two terms that are often confused in terms of their meanings and connotations. Actually, both are different in their meanings. A sculpture is a three-dimensional work of art. Architecture on the other hand, is the designing and the construction of buildings.... 
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Rafters vs Trusses Rafters and trusses have long been employed in making roofs of houses. Though both rafters and trusses are commonly employed in conjunction, it is possible to go with either of them while designing a roof. There are both advantages and disadvantages while making a roof with rafters or trusses.... 
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GPS vs AGPS The acronyms GPS and AGPS stand for Global Positioning System and Assisted Global Positioning System respectively. As the names indicate, GPS and AGPS are used for the purpose of locating or positioning or tracking a location. This technology is used in almost all fields of science and others for... 
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Strut vs Column Both strut and column are ‘members’ or components of a structure. The structure can be a building, bridge, power pylon, cell base station tower (cell tower in short), or any civil engineering or mechanical engineering construction. In this article, we will explore the similarities,... 
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