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biomolecular: a scientific field at the interface between advanced computing and biotechnology
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

biomolecular: the complex biological macromolecules that can have unusual combinations of properties (e.g., strong and supple yet lightweight)
Category: Botany and zoology

caecum: The blind pouch in which the large intestine begins and into which the ileum opens from one side(2).
Category: Medicine

Consecutive: pertaining to the occurrence of two sequential events without the intervention of any other such event
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

decubitus: the position of an individual lying on a horizontal surface, designated, according to the portion of the body resting on the surface, dorsal decubitus...ventral decubitus..
Category: Medicine

decuple: to increase by ten times
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

ECU: the European currency unit to which Article 109 g of the Treaty establishing the European Community makes reference,both in its present composition as a basket of component currencies and in its future definition as a currency in its own right
Category: The European Communities

ecuadorian: inhabitant of Ecuador
Category: The cosmos

euro-securities: transferable securities which:1)are to be underwritten and distributed by a syndicate at least two of the members of which have their registered offices in different States, and; 2)are offered on a significant scale in one or more States other than that of the issuer`s registered office, and; 3)may be subscribed for or initially acquired only through a credit institution or other financial institution
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

executable: a routine that is written in,or translated into,machine language and that is therefore ready for immediate computer execution from any program
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

executable: a program either written in,or translated into,machine language,and that is therefore ready for immediate computer execution from any program
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

executable: a variable used in a function or a formula as a computation parameter
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

executable: a function that can be executed from the keyboard or from a macro or program
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

executable: an expression that can be executed,as opposed,for example,to a comment
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

executable: an instruction that can be started and executed from a macro,program,procedure,etc.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

executant: one who executes or performs; a performer, especially on a musical instrument.
Category: General

execute: the third of three cycles for program instruction execution
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

execution: this is simply a rather grand word for doing a deal in the market
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

execution: the performance of operations listed in a computer program or macro
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

execution: includes all those activities which a manager employs in carrying out his plans...reporting his results to his superiors and carrying out a list of other personal duties.
Category: Economics

executive: in systems where the write-edit-assemble-execute sequence is in any way predictable,users can have the computer schedule,load,and execute each system software module.The program that provides this service is called the Executive
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

executive: one who organises work and directs its completion through the services of others
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

executory: a document delivered by certain public authorities,such as tribunals and notaries.It enables certain obligations to be dealt with,e.g.the payment of a sum of money or disposal of property,and allows its beneficiary to exercise his rights
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

executory: the debts of a testator,or of an intestate estate,to be discharged by an executor or an administrator
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

executory: decree providing for the enforcement of a law
Category: Law

gram-molecule: the mass of a substance of which the value in grammes is expressed by the same number as its molecular mass
Category: Chemistry

macro-molecule: a large molecule containing one or several structural units,formed by groups of identical or different atoms,repeated a very large number of times
Category: Physics

molecular: gaseous flow where the average free path of the gas molecules is greater than the largest dimension of the cross-section of the duct
Category: Mechanical engineering

molecular: substances which have a regular molecular structure and are used to take in molecules of water,CO2,etc.
Category: Chemistry

molecular: a laser in which the energy levels are provided by the quantisation of the energy of vibration and rotation of the constituent gas molecules
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

molecular: alumino-silicate(zeolite)with pores of controlled molecular size,which can selectively trap those atoms or molecules which fit into the pores whilst not retaining others
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

molecular: the thickest and densest interstellar clouds consisting mainly of molecular hydrogen but also a high concentration of dust grains
Category: The cosmos

molecular: a) the weight of any molecule; b) the sum of the weights of its constituent atoms
Category: Physics

molecular: the mass of a molecule divided by one sixteenth of the mass of an atom of oxygen
Category: Chemistry

molecule: particle comprising a group of atoms bonded by valence electrons and forming a structure that persists as a unit through changes of physical state
Category: Chemistry

monomolecular: the film of a substance that is one molecule thick
Category: Building industry

pecuniary: A pecuniary legacy is a legacy of money.
Category: Law

pecuniary: beneficiary of a pecuniary legacy
Category: Law

precuring: the result of allowing thermosetting moulding material to remain too long in the hot mould cavity
Category: The chemical industry

precursor: any other radionuclide produced for radio-labelling of another substance prior to administration
Category: Medicine

precursor: any part,or all,of the starting material from which a single crystal is grown.This may be material which undergoes one or more chemical reactions prior to the actual crystal growth step
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

precursor: any radioactive nuclide which precedes that nuclide in a decay chain.The term is often restricted to the immediately preceding nuclide
Category: Physics

precursor: a substance from which another substance is formed esp. by natural processes (ethyl alcohol is the -- of acetic acid in the formation of vinegar).
Category: Chemistry

precursor: chemical compound which forms a first stage of chemical process and serving as substrate in its further stages
Category: Chemistry

precursors: small shakings of the earth`s crust or other signs preceding the main earthquake in a given area; The opposite of aftershocks
Category: Management in the public and private sector

prosecuting: the party capable of instituting proceedings,entering the claim,etc.
Category: Law

recultivation: measures taken to ensure the permanent and productive utilisation of reclaimed areas
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

recuperative: the quantity of heat which is not usable during the total heating process and which can be recuperated
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

recuperative: a method of testing the yield of a well.In this method the water surface in a well is depressed by pumping to any desired level below the normal and from this level it is allowed to refill to its normal level,the time of refilling being carefully noted and the contents of the space thus worked out accurately.Yield of the well is then worked out from a derived formula
Category: Building industry

recuperator: a vessel in which fuel is stored so as to meet negative acceleration conditions,the fuel being fed into the engine by application of air pressure
Category: The chemical industry

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