This is the STE dictionary table, a reproduction of the ASD-STE100 dictionary table for review.
| Word (Part of Speech) | STE | Approved meaning / ALTERNATIVES | STE Example | Non-STE Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UNUSUAL (adjective) | ✔ | Not usual | UNUSUAL LOADS CAN CAUSE TREAD SEPARATION IN THE TIRES. | |
| UNUSUALLY (adverb) | ✔ | In an unusual manner | THE VALVE OPERATES WHEN THERE IS AN UNUSUALLY LARGE FLOW OF FLUID. | |
| UNWANTED (adjective) | ✔ | That must not be there | UNWANTED AIR GOES OUT THROUGH THE OVERFLOW PORT. | |
| IF THE DRAIN HOLE IS BLOCKED, REMOVE THE UNWANTED MATERIAL. | ||||
| UNWIND (verb) , UNWINDS, UNWOUND, UNWOUND | ✔ | To remove or become removed from around an object | UNWIND THE CABLE. | |
| IF THE HOSE UNWINDS TOO QUICKLY FROM THE REEL, STOP THE TEST. | ||||
| UP (adjective) | ✔ | In a position above | MAKE SURE THAT THE ANCHOR IS UP. | |
| UP (adverb) | ✔ | To a position above | IF THE POINTER MOVES UP, DECREASE THE POWER. | |
| UP (preposition) | ✔ | To a position above | LET THE SLEEVE MOVE UP THE GUIDE TUBE. | |
| up to (preposition) | ✘ | UNTIL (preposition) | UNTIL THIS STEP, THE UNIT IGNORES ALL OUTPUT SIGNALS. | Up to this step the unit ignores all output signals. |
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