1 3. Hi-lift track, which is used when the ceiling is unusually high, but the door must still retract to a horizontal position. 2  You should be able to raise your door in 1' increments and the door should stay in place where you stop it. 3  When the door comes down, it lowers in a controlled manner and doesn't slam.
aristocracy. 1  a class of persons holding exceptional rank and privileges, especially the hereditary nobility. 2  a government or state ruled by an aristocracy, elite, or privileged upper class. 3  government by those considered to be the best or most able people in the state.
aristocracy government by âthe bestâ citizens; political supremacy of a privileged order XVI; patrician order, nobles XVII. â (O)F. aristocratie â Gr. aristokratiÄ, aristokratÃ­Ä. f aristos; Ã¡ristos-BEST. See cracy SO. aristocrat xviiiristocracy. A vague term, derived from the Greek aristokratia, meaning the rule of the best. In ancient Roman society it was represented by the patricians. It is broader than peerage or even nobility.