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affidavit: a written statement,sworn or affirmed,for example concerning the ownership and origin of securities
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

antigravity: a hypothetical effect that would arise from cancellation by some energy field of the effect of the central force field of the Earth or other body
Category: Physics

autoclaving: treatment of freshly-cast concrete or aerated concrete or sand-lime bricks for 10-20 hours at about 10 atmospheres of steam pressure (370 deg. F)
Category: Building industry

Avi: a Microsoft compression technique used to encode audiovisual information for personal computers
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

avian: the general name for a group of malignant diseases of domestic fowls,caused by RNA tumour viruses and characterized by tumours of the internal organs and other parts of the body and/or leukaemia
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

avian: an infectious wasting disease of poultry and most other birds,caused by Mycobacterium avium
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

avian: a form of encephalomalacia,usually seen in chicks and poults,caused by a dietary deficiency of vitamin E or by interference with the vitamin`s metabolism.Signs include incoordination,orthotonos,opisthotonos,clonic convulsions,death
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

avian: an infectious disease of domestic fowls,turkeys,and other birds due to a picornavirus and marked by ataxia and tremor of the head,neck,and limbs
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

avian: a plasmodial infection in birds
Category: Medicine

aviator: a male pilot
Category: Transport

aviators: decompression sickness in pilots subjected to a rapid lowering of atmospheric pressure
Category: Medicine

aviators: nasopharyngal carcinoma among bush pilots alleged to be related to frequent barometric pressure changes combined with some other factor
Category: Medicine

aviators: a medical practitioner authorized to perform physical examinations on persons to assess their fitness for the issuance or renewal of licences to fly
Category: Medicine

avidity: the strength of the interaction of an antiserum with a multivalent antigen
Category: Medicine

avidity: the frequency of fishing activity,measured as number of days on which fishing trips were made
Category: Statistics

avionic: the development and production of electrical and electronic devices for usein aviation,esp.of electronic control systems for aircraft and airborne weapons.
Category: News-systems and communications

avionic: the development and production of electrical and electronic devices for use in aviation,especially of electronic control systems for aircraft and airborne weapons
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

avionics: the development and production of electrical and electronic devices for usein aviation,esp.of electronic control systems for aircraft and airborne weapons.
Category: News-systems and communications

avionics: the development and production of electrical and electronic devices for use in aviation,especially of electronic control systems for aircraft and airborne weapons
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

avis: any booking of a call may include an 'avis d`appel' the object of which is the summoning of a correspondent or his substitute at the same address, for the purpose of taking a call.
Category: News-systems and communications

behavioral: Behavioral science:a scientific discipline concerned with the development of a body of principles that will contribute to the understanding of human behavior.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

behavioral: usually applied to a theoretical approach to psychology, which emphasizes the importance of an objective study of actual responses.
Category: Medicine

behavioral: the next generation mechanical design automation technology for design engineers. Behavioural modelling promotes product design excellence through the synthesis of requirements, desired functional behaviour, design context, and geometry in an open extensible environment. Built on the solid foundation of an associative, feature-based, parametric modelling kernel, behavioural modelling raises the level of mechanical design automation from simple geometry creation to fully engineering a solution
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

behaviour: the response(s)made by an organism to stimulus from its internal or external environment.Response may be overt(observable,external)or covert(unobservable,internal)
Category: Medicine

behaviour: in testing:testing the extent to which the dynamic conformance requirements are met by the IUT
Category: News-systems and communications

behavioural: behavioural or algorithmic level in the design of components consisting of specifying the behaviour of the components in terms of its application requirements and performance,including the instruction set,after which the hardware architecture is defined and a rough estimate made of chip size and the overall layout topology
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

behavioural: the ability to simulate the behaviour of a function described by a high-level descriptive language such as C,Pascal,Verilog hardware description language(HDL)and VHSIC hardware description language(VHDL)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

behavioural: in statistical decision theory,a rule for choosing between the possible decision functions,based on the outcome of an experiment
Category: Mathematics

behavioural: the study of some particular behavioural items, based on the analysis of information collected through behavioural observations, and performed in reference to psychological models of behaviour
Category: Man and society

behavioural: a set of procedures defined to observe or measure in traffic situations a number of variables describing specific behavioural items relevant to road safety. A grid of observation is usually designed to ensure consistency and reliability of the data collected
Category: Man and society

brazzaville: capital of Congo
Category: The cosmos

caviar: sturgeon roe
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

caving: the collapse of a bank caused by undermining due to the wearing away of the toe of the bank by the action of flowing water.Also applied to the falling in of the concave side of a bend whose curvature is changing
Category: Building industry

cavings: The reject from the bottom ridge of a roughing-out machine consisting mostly of rough bits of broken straw and some root ends.
Category: Various industries and crafts

cavitation: disturbance around revolving propeller blades struts, etc., caused by formation and collapse of momentary cavities in the water
Category: Transport

cavitation: form of mechanical erosion related to the collapse of gas bubbles, often encountered in pumps
Category: Management in the public and private sector

cavitation: the formation of cavities between the downstream surface of a moving body and a liquid in contact with it, resulting in corrosion of the surface
Category: Mechanical engineering

cavitation: the production of gas-filled cavities in a liquid when the pressure is reduced below a certain critical value with no change in the temperature
Category: Building industry

cavitation: a term loosely applied to describe the formation of intergranular holes in fuel cans or material during deformation
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

cavitation: The formation of cavities round a pump rotor or propeller blade-often on the back of the blade-these cavities being filled with air or water vapour.The effect of cavitation on a propeller is twofold:(1)the cavities formed eventually collapse resulting in a severe mechanical action which produces erosion of the blade surface,(2)with severe cavitation there is a loss in propulsive efficiency.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

cavitation: cavitation, cavitation damage : deterioration caused by formation and collapse of cavities in a liquid
Category: Iron and steel industries

cavity: the depression formed in a mould
Category: The chemical industry

cavity: the volume bounded by conducting surfaces,capable of supporting at least one mode of resonance
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

cavity: that part of the mould which imparts shape to the moulding
Category: The chemical industry

cavity: material defect; flaw
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

Clavicle: a long bone of the shoulder girdle
Category: Medicine

clavier: the keyboard of a musical instrument.
Category: General

cleaving: the splitting or tendency to split, along planes determined by the crystal structure. It is always parallel to a possible crystal face; b) the measure of the ease and distinctness with which a mineral may be separated on planes parallel to the crystal faces (RF=ICID)
Category: Various industries and crafts

craving: ..he must continue to take the drug...Frequently, a craving for the drug, akin to an intense hunger for food, but many times stronger, will accompany this compulsion.
Category: Medicine

david: a distribution-free test of the null hypothesis that a continuous population has a particular completely specified probability density function against the general alternative hypothesis that it has not.The idea behind the test is that if the area under the hypothesised density function is divided into a number of vertical strips of equal area,the bases of which are considered as cells,then a simple random sample from the actual population would tend to be more evenly dispersed among the cells if the hypothesis were true than if it were false.The number of empty cells should thus provide a reasonable index of the truth or falsity of the hypothesis
Category: Mathematics

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