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academic: relevé des notes d`un étudiant admis à la préparation d`une maîtrise.
Category: Education

academic: direction gouvernementale qui s`occupe des institutions d`enseignement ou individus qui s`intéressent à la politique canadienne.
Category: Education

academic: à l`université McGill, personne chargée de faire la publicité et de suivre les dossiers relatifs à l`échange de professeurs (et d`étudiants parfois) entre le Québec et la France.
Category: Education

anemic: hypoxia due to reduction of the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood as a result of a decrease in the total hemoglobin or an alteration of the hemoglobin constituents
Category: Medicine

anoxaemia: hypoxaemia,deficiency of oxygen tension in blood
Category: Medicine

asemia: aphasia in which there is an inability to employ or understand writing,speech or gestures as a means of communication
Category: Medicine

biochemistry: the chemistry of living organisms and of the chemical changes occurring therein
Category: Chemistry

blemish: in timber,any feature that mars its appearance without lowering its utility,e.g.blue stain in structural timber
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

blemish: anything that mars the appearance of wood but is not serious enough to be classed as defect
Category: Various industries and crafts

blemish: a localised imperfection of the storage assembly that causes unwanted output information
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

blemished: a unit of product containing at least one blemish
Category: Standards, measures and testing

bohemian: young well-off, well-educated people who are more anxious to look after themselves or the others than to earn a lot of money
Category: Man and society

chemi: girdling a tree during the growing season and treating the exposed cambium with chemicals that facilitate shedding of bark or its removal when the tree is subsequently felled,generally during a period of cambial dormancy
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

chemi: a thinning in which unwanted trees are killed by chemical poisoning
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

chemi: chemi-mechanical pulp produced by grinding wood
Category: Various industries and crafts

chemi: light signal emitted from a certain class of molecules; luminescence due to the energy liberated in a chemical reaction
Category: Chemistry

chemic: To bleach cellulosic materials by means of treatment in chemic solution.
Category: Various industries and crafts

chemic: A dilute solution of a hypochlorite.
Category: Various industries and crafts

chemical: chemicals value added comprise ISIC groups 351 and 352
Category: Statistics

chemical: For a uranium containing mineral,the age calculated from chemical analysis only,assuming thar all of the lead present is radiogenic
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

chemical: a) a fuel that depends upon an oxidiser for combustion or for development of thrust, such as liquid or solid rocket fuel or internal-combustion-engine fuel; distinguished from nuclear fuel; b) a fuel that uses special chemicals
Category: The chemical industry

chemical: a substance,such as boric acid,placed in a reactor coolant to control the reactor by absorbing neutrons
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

chemical: a two-component stain giving a process where the final colour is developed on the substrate to be stained when the pre-stain and the after-stain react with each other
Category: The chemical industry

chemical: the analysis and calibration of substances by chemical means
Category: The chemical industry

chemical: a substance used or obtained in chemistry
Category: Statistics

chemically: soil that has been polluted by chemicals; cf. oil-damaged soil
Category: Environment

chemically: a semiconductor slice cut from a crystal and polished by immersion in a chemical etching solution.During this process several micrometres of semiconductor are removed from the surfaces
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

chemically: photomask produced from an original by a chemical process which retains the negative or positive polarity of the original,but in which the geometric orientation is rotated through 180 C
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

chemically-polished: a semiconductor slice cut from a crystal and polished by immersion in a chemical etching solution.During this process several micrometres of semiconductor are removed from the surfaces
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

chemically-reversed: photomask produced from an original by a chemical process which retains the negative or positive polarity of the original,but in which the geometric orientation is rotated through 180 C
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

chemicals: chemicals value added comprise ISIC groups 351 and 352
Category: Statistics

chemiluminescence: light signal emitted from a certain class of molecules; luminescence due to the energy liberated in a chemical reaction
Category: Chemistry

chemiluminescent: devices that uses the ozone-ethylene reaction for measuring unsaturated hydrocarbons
Category: Chemistry

chemisorption: refers to the formation of a chemical compound by interaction of a gas with the wall material,as in the case of the formation of an oxide film
Category: Chemistry

collector-emitter: part of an electronic circuit containing one or more bipolar transistor(s)that accepts the output from a transistor in common-emitter connection
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a voltage appearing across the collector-emitter terminals of a bipolar transistor at the d-c quiescent bias point.This voltage is the difference between the available line voltage and the sum of the voltage drops across the passive components in the collector-emitter circuit
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: total capacitance between the collector and emitter terminals of a bipolar transistor; consists of the sum of the collector feedback capacitance and the extrinsic capacitance
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a reverse voltage appearing between the collector and emitter terminals of a bipolar transistor with a resistance connected between the base and emitter terminals
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: the leakage current of a collector-base junction,forced to flow to the common supply line by way of the emitter-base junction,and in doing so,in consequence of transistor action,causing a substantial emitter current to flow,the resultant current being larger than the simple collector-base leakage current by a factor of where is the common-base current gain of the transistor
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: the expected value of the breakdown voltage between the collector and the emitter of a bipolar transistor
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a reverse voltage appearing between the collector and emitter terminals of a bipolar transistor when the base terminal is open-circuited
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a collector-emitter voltage of a bipolar transistor in the saturation region of operation
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a specification for large-signal power bipolar transistors. It indicates the high-current point of the characteristic at which the collector-emitter voltage has the lowest value, and is measured under specified pulse conditions, with base current zero; base open
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a specification for large-signal power bipolar transistor.It indicates the high-current point of the characteristic at which the collector-emitter voltage has the lowest value and is measured under specified pulse conditions,with a specified value of base-emitter resistor
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a reverse voltage appearing between the collector and emitter terminals of a bipolar transistor with shorted emitter diode
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a diode-connected transistor used in a monolithic integrated circuit in which the collector terminal is bonded to the emitter terminal
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

common-emitter: circuit with input to base and output from emitter
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

demijohn: a narrow-necked bottle of glass or stoneware enclosed in wicker work
Category: Technical and industry in general

demilitarize: a defined area in which the stationing,or concentrating of military forces,or the retention or establishment of military installations of any description,is prohibited
Category: Defense

demilitarized: a defined area in which the stationing,or concentrating of military forces,or the retention or establishment of military installations of any description,is prohibited
Category: Defense

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