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A-field: part of a DECT physical packet dedicated to signalling
Category: News-systems and communications

Acetaldehyde: the principal aldehyde of wine; is formed by the oxidation of ethyl alcohol or by the decarboxidation of pyrnvic acid
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

airfield: an area of ground prepared and used exclusively for the taking-off and landing of aircraft.
Category: Transport

ald: a computer generated diagram that represents functioning circuitry in terms of logic blocks,interconnecting conductor networks,and input-output terminals
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

ald: a chromosome X-linked disease
Category: Medicine

aldehyde: the first product of the oxydation of a primary alcohol
Category: Chemistry

aldis: Electric flashing lamp for signalling.Beam is focused on receiver,and cannot easily be seen by anyone on whom it is not trained or directed.Range exceeds 20 miles.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

aldol: a reaction between two aldehyde molecules or between one aldehyde and one ketone molecule in which the position of one of the hydrogen atoms is changed so as to form a single molecule having one hydroxyl and one carbonyl group
Category: Chemistry

aldrin: a poisonous cyclodiene insecticide
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

arnold: an angular distribution first suggested by Arnold(1941)
Category: Mathematics

B-field: part of a DECT physical packet dedicated to coded voice or pseudo-random binary sequence(PRBS)for BER measurement
Category: News-systems and communications

baldpate: mann shearwater.
Category: General

baldrick: leather or stuff lace carried across the back and used for doing some works more safely
Category: Labour

bank-holding: a financial institution the subsidiary undertakings of which are either exclusively or mainly credit institutions or financial institutions,one at least of such subsidiaries being a credit institution
Category: Economics

battlefield: systematic observation of the battle area for the purpose of providing timely information and combat intelligence
Category: Defense

battlefield: the lighting of the battle area by artificial light either visible or invisible to the naked eye
Category: Defense

battlefield: planned psychological activities conducted as an integral part of combat operations and designed to bring psychological pressure to bear on enemy forces and civilians under enemy control in the battle area,to assist in the achievement of the tactical objectives
Category: Defense

bewilderment: 2)impairment or loss of will power
Category: Medicine

Bezold: 2)a change in perceived hue of some,but not all,spectral colors with change in intensity
Category: Medicine

Bezold: change in the hue of the perceived colour with change in luminance level within the range of photopic vision
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

bold: land rising steeply from the water
Category: The cosmos

boldo: Chilean evergreen shrub(Peumus boldus)with sweet edible fruit
Category: Medicine

boulder: a large rock which must be broken down by blasting into smaller pieces(secondary blasting)suitable for further handling
Category: Mining

braze-welding: a step-by-step brazing operation,achieved by localized fusion of the filler
Category: Mechanical engineering

build: an operational version of a software product incorporating a specified subset of the capabilities that the final product will include
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

build-up: a phenomenon of an increase with depth of the absorbed dose rate due to the release of electrons and to scattered radiation in matter beyond the entrance surface
Category: Medicine

build-up: the process of attaining prescribed strength of units and prescribed levels of vehicles,equipment,stores and supplies.Also may be applied to the means of accomplishing this process
Category: Defense

builder: machine used to apply tread rubber to casing
Category: Various industries and crafts

builders: chronic pulmonary disease among millstone builders caused by the inhalation of silica dust
Category: Medicine

building: a relatively permanent,essentially boxlike construction having a roof and often windows and enclosing within its wall space,usually more than 1 level,many activities,as living,entertaining etc.
Category: Building industry

building-out: a network designed to be inserted into a circuit to increase the attenuation or to modify the input impedance
Category: News-systems and communications

building-up: a method of electroplating for the purpose of increasing the dimensions of an article
Category: Chemistry

buildings: the accounts showing the cost of buildings,installations,fixtures and fittings and infrastructure work carried out
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

buildings: the account showing the cost of buildings, i.e. the value of foundations and supports, walls, floorboards, roves, as well as the costs relating to their construction; it excludes all assets which are easily removable, i.e. fixtures and fittings, and assets whose importance or nature would require separate disclosure
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

buildup: the increase in strength of a fire management organisation
Category: Management in the public and private sector

buildup: the accelerated spreading of a fire with time
Category: Management in the public and private sector

buildup: the cumulative effects of long-term drying on current fire danger
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bulldog: bond issued in pounds sterling on the London market outside the U.K.
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

bulldog: u-bolt with specially shaped sheeve used to clamp together two wire ropes
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bulldog: the foreign market in the United Kingdom
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

bulldozer: a caterpillar tractor with a wide blade,the mouldboard,mounted in front of it,at right angles to the track of the machine.The mouldboard can be raised or lowered and serves to move material by pushing
Category: Building industry

bulldozer: A powerful crawler tractor pushing a strong steel blade for use in moving obstacles,debris,earth,levelling uneven surfaces or in clearing underbrush
Category: Management in the public and private sector

butt-weld: weld between two pieces without overlap,frequently a resistance weld
Category: Iron and steel industries

butt-welding: weld between two pieces without overlap,frequently a resistance weld
Category: Iron and steel industries

caldera: large,more or less circular,more-than-mile-in-diameter depression formed either by collapse(as a result of withdrawal of magma from beneath)or by explosion,usually at the summit of a volcano
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

cardholder: customer associated with PAN or extended PAN
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

cardholder: the person to whom the card has been issued
Category: General

child: A person over seven but under fifteen years of age.
Category: Defense

child: a) the components of a design instance in a product structure tree; b) the nodes in a database tree structure that have a parent
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

child-woman: the number of children under 5 per 1,000 women ages 15-49
Category: Statistics

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