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centreplane: the median plane of the 3 DH machine positioned in each designated seating position; it is represented by the co-ordinate of the 'H' point on the 'Y' axis. For individual seats, the centreplane of the seat coincides with the centreplane of the occupant. For other seats, the centreplane of the occupant is specified by the manufacturer
Category: Transport

depletable: the energy obtained from burning coal,oil,natural gas or liquefied petroleum gases
Category: Statistics

depletable: the electricity purchased from a public utility
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

depleted: nuclear fuel which has lost a percentage of its quantity of fissile(fissionable)atoms due to the reactor operation or to an isotope separation process
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

depleted: material which has undergone depletion
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

depleted: a phreatic surface or water table lowered by over-pumping a non-artesian well
Category: Building industry

depleted: a pressure lowered by over-pumping an artesian well
Category: Building industry

depletion: the depreciation of an asset,such as a gold mine,which is gradually being used up
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

depletion: a reduction of the concentration of one or more specified isotopes in a material or in one of its constituents
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

depletion: a mechanism by which the charge carrier density in a semiconductor is reduced below that which would be expected from doping level and temperature considerations
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

deployable: deployable group of electrically interconnected solar cells assembled in a configuration suitable for oriented exposure to solar flux
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

deployable: forces which are available for the full range of NATO missions and can be fully deployed throughout Alliance territory and beyond
Category: Defense

deployment: a container,usually of fabric,in which a parachute canopy is stowed for deployment
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

deployment: the interval between the first appearance of the parachute assembly and the lines and canopy becoming taut
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

deployment: an arrangement of cords or webbing attaching the pilot chute to the apex of one or more canopies or to the deployment bags containing these canopies
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

deployment: a small parachute canopy used to aid and accelerate the deployment of a first stage,intermediate stage,or final stage canopy
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

deployment: in a strategic sense,the relocation of forces to desired areas of operation
Category: Defense

deployment: 1.the extension or widening of the front of a military unit,extending from a close order to a battle formation 2.in naval usage,the change from a cruising approach,or contact disposition to a disposition for battle
Category: Defense

EPL: a relabelled tape loop within a preamplifier,integrated amplifier,or audio receiver
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Faceplate: a large disk which may be screwed on to the spindle nose.It is provided with slots and holes for securing the workpiece.In some cases jaws are added
Category: Mechanical engineering

Faceplate: a driven disc for holding tools for facing operations on horizontal drilling and milling machins
Category: Mechanical engineering

half-replicate: an experimental design based upon the principle of fractional replication,which employs only one half of the complete number of treatment combinations in a basic design
Category: Statistics

Keplerian: orbit of a satellite in the idealised condition in which the satellite is subjected only to the attraction of the primary body,effectively concentrated at its centre of mass
Category: The cosmos

Keplerian: the orbital movement of a body about another that is not disturbed by the presence of a third celestial body
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Nameplate: a statement by the manufacturer of an energy system which gives the performance of the heating system under specific operating conditions; the full-load continuous rating of a generator, prime mover, or other electrical equipment under specified conditions as designated by the manufacturer
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

nameplate: plaque sur laquelle est gravé le nom de quelqu`un et sa profession....--a plate or plaque bearing or designed to bear a name (as of a resident, proprietor or manufacturer)
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

peneplain: low,nearly featureless,gently undulating land surface of considerable area,which presumably has been produced by the processes of long-continued subaerial erosion,primarily mass-wasting of and sheetwash on interstream areas of a mature landscape,assisted by stream erosion,almost to base level in the penultimate stage of a humid,fluvial geomorphic cycle
Category: The cosmos

preplay: in a message handling system(MHS):data store threat by which an unauthorized agent could make a copy of a deferred delivery message and send this copy to the intended recipient while the original was still being held for delivery in the MTA;this can fool the message recipient into replying to the message originator before the originator was expecting a reply or simply mislead or confuse the original intended message recipient
Category: General

protein-depleted: feeds with insufficient content of proteins,also protein-free diet
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

replace: a typing mode in which a character typed replaces the one the cursor was on
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

replace: a character string replacing another in a search-and-replace procedure
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

replaceable: aircraft maintenance access panel which has to be replaced
Category: Technical and industry in general

replacement: the presentation of another service to a customer for whom a 'blackout' applies
Category: General

replacement: (Archaeology)Substitution of an old piece of woodwork by a new one,for example after a fire.
Category: Botany and zoology

replacing: cursor that actually replaces the marked symbol by a special graphic symbol,e.g.a cross,thus obliterating the original symbol
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

replacing: operation which consists,after application of a mould blacking,of making it adhere to the mould surface by replacing the pattern in its cavity
Category: Iron and steel industries

replanting: planting again on an area which has been previously planted
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

replay: monitoring of a message by an unauthorized agent and recorded to be replayed at some later date
Category: General

replenisher: chemical that can be added to some types of developer to make good the exhaustion of the active constituents that takes place in the course of development
Category: General

replenishing: the refilling of aircraft with consumables such as fuel,oil,liquid oxygen and compressed gases to the authorised pressure
Category: Transport

replenishing: refilling of aircraft with consumables such as fuel,oil,liquid oxygen and compressed gases to authorized pressure
Category: Mechanical engineering

replenishment: refilling of aircraft tank with consumables such as fuel,oil,liquid oxygen and compressed gases,up to the authorized pressure
Category: Transport

replica: a close reproduction or facsimile,especially by the maker of the original
Category: General

replica: passive articulated system,used in programming tasks,which has a structure identical to the arm under consideration
Category: General

replicate: another standardization concept that is in use and covered under a policy and procedures statement is the replicate plant,in which an applicant proposes to construct a plant exactly like one already licensed
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

replicating: a portfolio constructed to match an index or benchmark
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

replication: the copying of DNA to form identical daughter molecules. It occurs by separation of the two DNA strands in the double helix followed by each of the strands acting as a template specifying the base sequence of newly-synthesised complementary strands. The end result is the formation of two daughter double-helical molecules of DNA, each identical to that of the parent DNA, and each containing one strand from the parent
Category: Medicine

replication: replication is the performance of an experiment or parts of an experiment more than once. Each performance including the first one is called a replicate
Category: Standards, measures and testing

replication: Sampling more than one stem radius per tree,as well as from more than one tree(a).Number of sampled trees per site or of tree-ring series per chronology(b).
Category: Botany and zoology

replication: repetition of an experiment or procedure at the same time and place..also -- PIPSY 68..
Category: General

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