Translation of EDA (English-English)

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antedating: the action of expressing a policy as operating from a date before final agreement was reached on its terms
Category: Insurance

apedal: an adjective to indicate the lack of peds within a soil material
Category: Botany and zoology

cedant: the transfer of risks by an insurer by means of reinsurance
Category: Insurance

EDA: a set of techniques developed by Tukey for presenting data in visually meaningful ways
Category: Statistics

edam: a Dutch pressed cheese of yellow colour made in balls (Websters)
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

edaphic: pertaining to the soil in its ecological relationships
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

edaphology: the scientific study of the relationships between soils and living entities,including man`s use of the land
Category: Medicine

edaphon: the aggregate of organisms in a soil,save for the roots and underground stems of plants
Category: Botany and zoology

exceedance: a class of distribution-free tests of identity of two populations,characterised by having a test statistic that is the number of observations in a simple random sample from one population that exceed a particular order statistic in a simple random sample from the other population
Category: Mathematics

exceedance: the percent of the time the level is exceeded.Thus,the median value,L50,is the A-weighted sound level,in dB,that is exceeded 50% of the time,L10 is the level exceeded only 10% of the time and so on
Category: Medicine

exceedance: this test is mathematically equivalent to the precedence test
Category: Statistics

exceedances: a class of distribution-free tests of identity of two populations,characterised by having a test statistic that is the number of observations in a simple random sample from one population that exceed a particular order statistic in a simple random sample from the other population
Category: Mathematics

Fedayeen: Comet landed in Munich to pick up three fedayeen who had been held by West Germans...TIMEC 70 38..
Category: Defense

Fedayeen: most significant, Hussein appears ready to risk yet another explosion if the -- challenge his authority again...because of the size and strength of the fedai movement..TIMEC 70 38..
Category: Defense

heteroscedasticity: the absence of homogeneity of variance
Category: Statistics

homoscedastic: in a biavariate distribution,the graph of the variance of arrays of one variate against the corresponding values of the other variate is called a scedastic curve.If the variance of one variate is the same for all fixed values of the other,the distribution is said to be homoscedastic in the first variate
Category: Mathematics

impedance: once the fluid is in the ground it must emerge in one or other of the boreholes with the minimum loss of flow and the minimum head loss in the system; the impedance being defined as head loss divided by return well flow
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

impedance: the apparent opposition in an electrical current to the flow of an alternating current that is analogous to the actual electrical resistance to a direct current and that is the ratio of electromotive force to the effective current
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

impedance: the total opposition offered by a component or circuit to the flow of an alternating or varying current:a combination of resistance and reactance
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

impedance: a complex quantity whose modulus is the modulus of the impedance and whose argument is the phase angle of the voltage minus the phase angle of the current
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

interpedal: voids occurring between peds
Category: Botany and zoology

medalist: a recipient of a medal as a prize in competitive sports.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

pedagogical: bulletin which serves as a link between the European Schools
Category: Education

pedal: control device foot operated in one direction only
Category: Mechanical engineering

pedalfer: one of the 2 major soil groups recognised by Marbut in which CaCO3 does not accumulate and soil properties are determined mainly by Al and Fe
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

pedalo: a type of pedal operated float
Category: Transport

PREDATOR: animal that preys on other animals as a source of food
Category: Environment

predator: a US remote-controlled reconnaissance drone armed with 1,5m long Hellfire missiles
Category: Defense

predator-prey: relations existing between predator and prey populations occurring in the same environment, consisting in regulating their number and characteristics; this leads to either steady or fluctuating equilibrium of these populations
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

predatory: price fixed at an uneconomic level, often by a large organisation, in order to drive a competitor out of the market
Category: Economics

predatory: A (deliberate) strategy, usually by a dominant firm, of driving competitors out of the market by setting prices below production costs. If the predator succeeds in driving existing competitors out of the market and in deterring future entry of new firms, he can subsequently raise prices and earn higher profits. Predatory pricing by dominant firms is prohibited by EU competition law as abuse of a dominant position. Prices set below average variable costs can be presumed to be predatory, because they have no other economic rationale than to eliminate competitors, since it would otherwise be more rational not to produce and sell a product that cannot be priced above average variable cost. Where prices are set below average total (but above variable) costs, some additional elements proving the predator`s intention need to be established in order to qualify them as predatory, given that other commercial considerations, like a need to clear stocks, may lie at the heart of the pricing policy.
Category: The European Communities

sedan: an automobile having four or two doors and an enclose body with permanent top of one compartment seating four to sevent persons including the driver.
Category: Transport

sedative: Drug that produces sedation.A central nervous system depressant used to produce sedation
Category: Medicine

sedative: an agent that calms nervousness, irritability and excitement. In general, sedatives depress the central nervous system and tend to cause lassitude and reduced mental activity.
Category: Medicine

stepped-impedance: waveguide whose transverse cross-section dimensions change abruptly in a number of steps with each section between steps usually being a quarter-wave length long
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

transpedal: voids traversing the soil material without any specific relationship to the occurrence of peds
Category: Botany and zoology

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