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aerodynamics: the study of the motion of gases and the reaction of that motion on bodies in contact with the gas; for example, the passage of rockets through the atmosphere.
Category: Physics

aerothermodynamic: study of aerodynamic phenomena at velocities high enough for thermodynamic properties of constituent gases to become significant
Category: Transport

aerothermodynamics: study of aerodynamic phenomena at velocities high enough for thermodynamic properties of constituent gases to become significant
Category: Transport

agamid: a widely distributed family of Old World lizards
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

agamids: a widely distributed family of Old World lizards
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

AMI: a line code used for T-1 and E-1 lines that has a 12.5% ones density minimum,and the one conditions of the signal alternate between positive and negative polarity
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

AMI: an indicating instrument which shows continuously and automatically the air distance flown
Category: Standards, measures and testing

amidship: In the middle portion of a vessel.The point of intersection of two lines,one drawn from stem to stern,the other across the beam(or widest part)is the actual midships.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

amidships: In the middle portion of a vessel.The point of intersection of two lines,one drawn from stem to stern,the other across the beam(or widest part)is the actual midships.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

aminization: microbiological decomposition of protein to amino compounds
Category: Chemistry

amino: The building blocks of proteins.
Category: Medicine

amino: plastics based on resins made by the condensation of amines with aldehydes
Category: The chemical industry

amino: the end of a protein or polypeptide chain that contains a free amino group(-NH2)
Category: Medicine

amino: resins obtained by the condensation of certain aminated products,such as urea,with formaldehyde
Category: The chemical industry

amino: plastic based on resins made by the condensation of amines, such as urea and melamine, with aldehydes.
Category: The chemical industry

amino-terminal: the end of a protein or polypeptide chain that contains a free amino group(-NH2)
Category: Medicine

aminoplast: formed by the condensation of amines or amides with aldehydes
Category: The chemical industry

aminoplastic: a synthetic resin derived from the reaction of urea,thiourea,melamine or allied compounds with aldehydes,particularly formaldehyde
Category: The chemical industry

amphetamine: Prototype of a class of noncatecholamine compounds that produce strong central nervous system(CNS)stimulation.Technically,the name amphetamine refers specifically to the substance phenylisopropylamine,but commonly this name includes a number of structurally related compounds(e.g.methamphetamine,fenfluramine,phentermine,synthetic amphetamine analogues)that share similar pharmacological and toxic effects
Category: General

antifoaming: additive used to reduce or eliminate foam
Category: Medicine

antivitamins: substances which exert metabolic effects antagonistic to those of vitamins
Category: Medicine

aramid: a fibre in which the fibre-forming substance is a long-chain synthetic polyamide,in which at least 85% of the amide linkages are attached directly to two aromatic rings
Category: Various industries and crafts

aramide: en aromatic polyamide
Category: Various industries and crafts

auramine: a diphenylmethane dye
Category: Chemistry

bahamian: inhabitant of The Bahamas
Category: The cosmos

beaming: the primary operation of warp-making in which ends withdrawn from a warping creel,evenly spaced in sheet form,are wound onto a beam to substantial length(usually a multiple of loom warp length)
Category: Various industries and crafts

beaming: crosslinking by means of high-energy electrons
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

beaming: the process whereby the yarn, after being taken from the spinning and then spooled, is placed in a warper creel and warped onto the warper.
Category: Various industries and crafts

biodynamic: the study of the effects of dynamic processes(motion,acceleration,vibration,weightlessness,etc.)on living organisms
Category: Medicine

biodynamics: the study of the effects of dynamic processes(motion,acceleration,vibration,weightlessness,etc.)on living organisms
Category: Medicine

calamity: a major adversity and distress, mainly personal; Sometimes used for disaster. All disasters are calamities, but not every calamity is a disaster for the community
Category: Management in the public and private sector

cardiodynamics: kinetic mechanisms by means of which the heartbeat insures the circulation of the blood through the heart to the periphery and back to the heart
Category: Medicine

catecholamine: a group of chemical substances manufactured by the adrenal medulla and secreted during physiological stress
Category: Medicine

Ceramic: of or pertaining to materials or objects formed by heating a powder or a powdery substance to a temperature below its melting point
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Ceramic: a solid body prepared by forming and heating a powder to a temperature below its melting point,as in pottery,so that the powder grains join together by sintering,which may include melting of their surface and inter-diffusion of the solids
Category: The chemical industry

ceramics: the art or technology of preparing ceramic materials or objects
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

cinnamic: c9H8O2,PhCH=CHCO2H. Colourless crystals. Decarboxylates on prolonged heating. Oxidised by nitric acid to benzoic acid. Ordinary cinnamic acid is the trans-isomer, m.p.135-136 °C; on irradiation with UV light it can be isomerized to the less stable cis-isomer, m.p.42 °C. Prepared by heating benzaldehyde with sodium ethanoate and ethanoic anhydride (Perkin reaction) or with ethyl ethanoate and sodium ethoxide. Occurs in storax, or liquid amber, as the ester cinnamyl cinnamate made from cinnamylacohol, PhCH=CH. CH2OH Cinnamic acid and its derivatives are used in flavours, perfumery, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.(1)
Category: Chemistry

coaming: The raised borders about the edge of hatches and scuttles for preventing water on deck from running below.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

coaming: upright piece which forms the side of an opening
Category: Transport

coaming: raised railing around a cockpit to prevent water from= running in.
Category: Transport

contaminant: undesirable solid,liquid or gaseous material present in the liquid or gaseous medium
Category: Physics

contaminated: made radioactive by addition or adsorption of more or less minute quantities of radioactive material
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

contamination: invasion of a person or animal by pathogenic germs (contaminants); Presence of an infectious agent on inanimate articles such as clothes, surgical instruments, dressings, water, milk, food; Transfer and propagation of a contaminant; The undesirable presence of radioactive material
Category: Management in the public and private sector

contamination: the introduction or presence of contaminants or undesirable modifications to the composition of the liquid or gaseous medium
Category: Physics

contamination: the presence of unwanted particles,chemicals,or other substances
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

contamination: the introduction or presence of contaminants or undesirable modifications to the composition of the liquid or gaseous medium
Category: Environment

creaming: a method of concentrating rubber latex by adding to it certain colloid materials...which causes the latex to separate into two layers
Category: Various industries and crafts

cross-contamination: the transfer of harmful bacteria from one food to another
Category: Medicine

decontaminating: a specially chosen combination of chemical compounds and substances which effectively destroy the bond between the radioactive ions and the surface to be cleaned,removing the contaminants in the form of solutions and preventing their being precipitated again superficially
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

decontamination: Medicine: using techniques that render clothing, surfaces and objects free from infection or infestation; Radiation: removing radiological contamination from a person, object or area; Chemistry: neutralising a chemical on a person, object or area
Category: Management in the public and private sector

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