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ancient: Part of the town enclosed by the line of the former oldest walls. (PH/NS AP)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

associe: the seral equivalent of an association
Category: Botany and zoology

associes: the seral equivalent of an association
Category: Botany and zoology

CIE: a dedicated inference engine devoted to operate on metaknowledge,in such a way as to provide the needed specialisation of the general inference engine(GIE)for each individual specialist of a knowledge-based cooperative interactive problem solving architecture
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

coefficient: occasionally used to denote a dimensionless statistic,e.g.the moment-ratio beta2 as a coefficient of kurtosis or the coefficient of product-moment correlation
Category: Mathematics

competencie: These refer to skills, areas of knowledge or personal qualities required in order to perform a particular job effectively (see Essential Competencies, Job-specific Competencies)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

competencies: These refer to skills, areas of knowledge or personal qualities required in order to perform a particular job effectively (see Essential Competencies, Job-specific Competencies)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

consocies: the seral equivalent of a consociation
Category: Botany and zoology

contingencie: unforeseen expenses incurred in a business or an enterprise
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

contingencies: unforeseen expenses incurred in a business or an enterprise
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

deficiencie: deficiencies consist of two types: a) conditions or characteristics in any equipment or software which are not in compliance with the specified configuration, or; b) inadequate (or erroneous) configuration identification which has resulted, or may result, in configuration items that do not fulfil approved operational requirements
Category: Standards, measures and testing

deficiencies: deficiencies consist of two types: a) conditions or characteristics in any equipment or software which are not in compliance with the specified configuration, or; b) inadequate (or erroneous) configuration identification which has resulted, or may result, in configuration items that do not fulfil approved operational requirements
Category: Standards, measures and testing

deficiency: an insufficient payment,often relating to an amount recovered under a power of sale or foreclosure action
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

deficiency: the excess of the demand over the inflow
Category: Management in the public and private sector

deficient: these problems include insanitary, deficient, or obsolete housing
Category: Building industry

deficient: of part of the body.
Category: Medicine

discrepancie: refers to any differences between the scaled dimensions on the contract drawings,to differences between the information given on the drawings and the specifications,and to any other ambiguities that may have crept into the contract documents
Category: Building industry

Discrepancies: refers to any differences between the scaled dimensions on the contract drawings,to differences between the information given on the drawings and the specifications,and to any other ambiguities that may have crept into the contract documents
Category: Building industry

efficiency: efficient use of resources
Category: Management in the public and private sector

efficiency: the extent to which software performs its intended functions with a minimum consumption of computing resources
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

efficiency: the ratio between the cutting power and the power consumption of the machine tool
Category: Iron and steel industries

efficiency: the ratio of the output power to the input power
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

efficiency: the ratio of the useful energy produced by a machine,an engine or a body to the energy supplied to it
Category: Medicine

efficiency: The ratio of the energy output to the energy input of a process or a machine.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

efficiency: CERCHAR
Category: Mining

efficiency: in statistical estimation,it is an attempt to measure objectively the relative merits of several possible estimators
Category: Statistics

efficiency: use of financial, human and material resources in such a way as to maximise output for a given amount of resources, or to minimise input for a given quantity or quality of output
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

efficiency: the ratio of the output of the cell or battery to the input required to restore the initial state of charge under specified conditions of temperature,rate of discharge and final voltage
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

efficient: a) of a statistic that has a variance smaller than any other estimate of the same population parameter; b) of an experimental design that secures a certain degree of precision, one design being deemed more efficient than another if it secures greater precision, or the same precision with less expenditure of time and money
Category: Statistics

facie: a) Braun-Blanquet`s term for a local modification of an association, generally of small extent, characterised by great (but sometimes temporary) abundance of some one species; b) Clements` term for the seral equivalent of his faciation
Category: Botany and zoology

facie: greasy facial skin as a consequence of abnormal sebaceous secretion; may be due to disturbances in the basal ganglia of the central parts of the brain
Category: Medicine

facies: a) Braun-Blanquet`s term for a local modification of an association, generally of small extent, characterised by great (but sometimes temporary) abundance of some one species; b) Clements` term for the seral equivalent of his faciation
Category: Botany and zoology

financier: a person who organises deals involving large amounts of money
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

glacier: a vast mass of perpetual ice on land produced by the long-term compaction and crystallisation of snow, with evidence of very slow movement throughout its history; a major cause of avalanches
Category: Management in the public and private sector

glacier: a mass of snow and ice continuously moving from higher to lower ground or, if afloat, continuously spreading. The principal forms of glacier are: inland ice sheets, ice shelves, ice streams, ice caps, ice piedmonts, cirque glaciers and various types of mountain ( valley ) glaciers
Category: The cosmos

inefficient: a statistic with less than the maximum possible efficiency in the sense of having the minimum sampling variance
Category: Mathematics

insufficient: An offence against the administration of justice in which a person,on a professional basis,accepts,holds on deposit,or assists in investing or transferring outside assets and fails to ascertain the identity of the beneficial owner of the assets with the care that is required in the circumstances.
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

policie: reinsurance treaty basis:the test of the reinsurer`s liability is when the original insurance was started,rather than whether the loss occurred was notified during the reinsurance period
Category: Insurance

policies: reinsurance treaty basis:the test of the reinsurer`s liability is when the original insurance was started,rather than whether the loss occurred was notified during the reinsurance period
Category: Insurance

policies: are merely guidelines to action in certain recurring situations. They necertheless constitue very real objectives.
Category: Economics

science: one of the broad groups in the ISCED,composed of fields of education having similarities which are:life sciences,physical sciences,mathematics and statistics,and computing
Category: Statistics

scientific: a special, forward-looking evaluation exercise to ensure an effective scientific framework for execution
Category: Technical and industry in general

scientific: the format used to display and print scientific data
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

scientific: a formula handling scientific variables or containing scientific formulas
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

scientific: a function dealing with scientific operations,like trigonometry,statistics,logarithms
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

scientific: an activity in the field of natural or applied sciences for the extension of knowledge,which may lead to the discovery of new materials and processes
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

scientific: group of people meeting specifically to discuss, supervise and co-ordinate the scientific content of the programme, and who, where appropriate, would select papers from submitted abstracts
Category: General

scientific: Normally ascribed to medical meetings,it is the content of the meeting described in chronological order and generally including the list of speakers and the titles of their papers.
Category: General

scientific: administrative staff appointed to process all aspects of the scientific programme of a conference
Category: General

scientific: agreeing with or conducted or prepared strictly according to the principles and practice of or for the furtherance of exact science
Category: Statistics

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