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abridged: a)extracts from or summaries of a text chosen and presented in such a way as to give an abbreviated overall picture b)non-evaluative content of a document,which includes the essential data and is intended substitude for reading the original
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

abridged: a shortened version of a work,retaining the essential character and theme of the original
Category: Printing and publishing

abridged: for arch dams it is used for preliminary design work by making use of tables and curves for determining deflections of arches.Modified assumptions are made with regard to foundation in this analysis which neglect(i)differences in elasticity of rock and concrete,(ii)the angle which the plane of the abutment makes with a vertical plane,and(iii)certain secondary effects
Category: Building industry

acknowledge: a transmission made by a receiving station to indicate that a message has been satisfactorily received
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

acknowledged: technical provision acknowledged by a majority of representative experts as reflecting the state of the art
Category: Technical and industry in general

acknowledgement: a function of the(N)-layer which allows a receiving(N)-entity to inform a sending(N)-entity of the receipt of an(N)-protocol-data-unit
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

acknowledgement: a transmission made by a receiving station to indicate that a message has been satisfactorily received
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Acknowledgments: the page of a book on which the author thanks the people who have helped him/her in the writing of the book
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

agedridge: ridge which has undergone considerable weathering. These ridges are best described as undulations
Category: The cosmos

anti-smudge: for fitting to printing machines
Category: Various industries and crafts

auto-acknowledgement: the automatic origination of receipt notifications(RN),by the interpersonal message system(IPMS),on the user`s behalf
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

badge: accessory for article of apparel
Category: Various industries and crafts

badge: identifying tag worn by meeting participants
Category: General

badge: machine-readable document with information punched into it used either to ensure that no mistake is made in the entry of employee numbers,job numbers or machine-tool numbers or to identify the identify the terminal user.The user inserts the badge into a terminal badge reader
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

badge: a card,usually of plastic,containing a notched or magnetic stripe code for identifying an operator at a computer terminal
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Badges: those features of a transaction or arrangement which tend to indicate that fraud may be involved,for example tax evasion
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

Badges: various criteria used to determine whether or not a particular transaction or activity may be regarded as a trade for taxation purposes
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

block-acknowledged: a cyclic counter provided within the signalling terminal to count the number of blocks acknowledged as received at the distant end
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

bodging-on: A process of putting fabric onto points or needles,similar to running-on but less precise.
Category: Various industries and crafts

bridge: ship`s structure, topside and unusually forward, that contains control and visual communication stations
Category: Transport

bridge: a form of dental prosthesis which replaces one or more lost or missing teeth,being supported and held in position by attachments to adjacent teeth
Category: Medicine

bridge: a local area network internetworking device that filters and passes data between LANs based on layer 2(medium access control layer)information
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

bridge: In a system of measurement,the instrument in which part or all of a bridge circuit is used in measuring one or more electrical quantities.In relation to a fully electronic stringed instrument,the bridge converts the mechanical vibrations produced by the strings into electrical signals.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

bridge: annular deposit of slag and agglomerated metallic materials forming on the cupola furnace wall above the tuyeres
Category: Iron and steel industries

bridge: an internal double wall separating the melting end and working end of a tank furnace and through which they are linked by means of the throat
Category: Various industries and crafts

bridge: an artificial more or less level surfaced structure spanning a body of water or a depression in the land,often carrying a road or railway
Category: Transport

bridge: An erection amidships above the main deck the top of which forms the bridge deck.It affords a favourable position for living quarters and provides a raised platform for navigating purposes and protection for engine and boiler room openings.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bridge: a functional unit that interconnects two local area networks that use the same logical link control protocol but may use different medium access control protocols
Category: General

bridge: bridge: A structure to carry traffic across a gap. Its substructure ( or ) infrastructure consists of an abutment at each end and intermediate piers if the bridge has more than one span. Its superstructure may be of massive construction in the form of a concrete, masonry or brick arch or in simple cases wooden beams: otherwise of steel or reinforced concrete slabs, built-up girders with cross girders, etc. Bridges are divisible also into over-bridges and under-bridges and according to whether they carry a railway or have a solid deck ( or ) floor for road traffic, or are footbridges. A multi-span bridge over a valley may be called a viaduct, or if it carries a water channel may be part of an acqueduct, but these terms are not precise
Category: Building industry

bridge: that part of an overhead crane consisting of girders,trucks,end ties,walkway and drive mechanism which carries the trolley and travels in a direction parallel to the runway
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

bridge: a device,or set of devices that interconnect two or more networks enabling data transfers to be made between them.When the networks offer similar services,the gateway may simply serve to route packets or messages from one network to another.When the networks differ(i.e.in packet size,connection service,etc.)a gateway performs extensive protocol translation services also
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

bridge: a form of dental prosthesis which replaces one or more lost or missing teeth, being supported and held in position by attachments to adjacent teeth.
Category: Medicine

bridge: a section of the stage floor which can be raised or lowered.
Category: General

bridged: said of a cupola furnace in which a bridge has formed
Category: Iron and steel industries

bridged-T: (graphic figure,see IEV)
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

bridgehead: an area of ground,in a territory occupied or threatened by the enemy,which must be held or at least controlled,so as to permit the continuous embarkation,landing or crossing of troops and material,and/or to provide manoeuvre space requisite for subsequent operations
Category: Defense

Bridgetown: capital of Barbados
Category: The cosmos

bridging: solidification of slag within the cupola at or just above tuyeres or hanging up of a large charge piece
Category: Iron and steel industries

bridging: the ability of an enamel to cover a crack, void or other small gap
Category: Iron and steel industries

bridging: arrangement of small wooden pieces between timbers, such as joists, to stiffen them and hold them in place..
Category: Building industry

Bridgman: a technique for crystal growth by lowering a melt in a crucible through a temperature gradient with a freezing plane
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

budgerigar: allergic alveolitis from avian proteins(1)
Category: Medicine

budget: a quantified forecast of operations, for a specified period, prepared for management control purposes; a quantitative, financial expression of a programme of measures planned for a given period. The budget is drawn up with a view to planning future operations and to making ex post-facto checks on the results obtained
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

budget: Estimated total expenditure divided into subject categories and arranged by principal heads of expenditure.
Category: General

budget: the official or governmental statement of actual or projected revenue and expenditure
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

budgetary: control by which an authority which has granted an entity a budget ensures that this budget has been implemented in accordance with the estimates, authorisations and regulations ; a means of controlling the activities of an enterprise by carefully forecasting the level of each activity and converting these estimates into monetary values
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

budgetary: a means of controlling the activities of an enterprise by carefully forecasting the level of each activity and converting these estimates into monetary values.
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

budgeted: the cost of unit estimated in advance on the basis of a budget
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

budgeting: the preparation of budgets to help plan expenditure and income
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

cambridge: a local area ring transmitting bits from one station to another at a raw bit rate of 10 Mbps
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

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