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campaign: the period during which a blast furnace is in continuous operation; the period between the blow-in and the blow-out of a blast furnace
Category: Iron and steel industries

campaign: a series of operations in which material of the same origin or for the same purpose is processed in a fabrication plant or reprocessing plant
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

campaign: the working life of a furnace between major repairs.
Category: Iron and steel industries

champagne: preparation of sparkling wine by refermentation under pressure in bottles
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

champagne: bottle similar to the Burgundy type,with very thick walls and an average capacity of 8 decilitres
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

chimpanzee: a man-like ape of tropical West and Central Africa
Category: Botany and zoology

circumpacific: the known seismic faults along the eastern and western shores of the Pacific ocean, causing earthquakes and tsunamis in most of the countries concerned
Category: Management in the public and private sector

circumpacific: the circumpacific and Indonesian belts of volcanoes correspond with zone of active orogeny
Category: The cosmos

compact: a body produced by the compression of metallic or non-metallic powders in a die
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

compact: the cadmium sulphide cell is particularly --, usually even smaller than a barrier layer cell, and is thus suitable for building into cameras.
Category: General

compacted: snow which has been compressed into a solid mass that resists further compression and will hold together or break up into chunks if picked up; specific gravity:0.5 and over
Category: The cosmos

compacted: compacted waste is hauled to the dumping site and spread on the ground
Category: Environment

compacted: close, clear-cut ice edge compacted by wind or current: usually on the windward side of an area of pack ice
Category: The cosmos

compacted: compaction of natural subgrade soil below bed and sides of the canal with the object of utilizing the natural bond between soil particles to achieve a soil structure of greater strength
Category: Building industry

compacted: measurement of soil or rock after it has been placed and compacted in a fill
Category: The cosmos

compacted: in addition to these process wastes mentinoned in Table I,approx.200 m3(7000 ft3)of compacted trash consisting of paper,rags,wood,and machine-shop scrap is generated annually,which also requires disposal
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

compacter: machines or equipment(rollers or tampers)used for developing suitable compaction of earth-fill in embankments,rolled-fill dams,etc.
Category: Building industry

compacting: deformation of the billet to completely fill the container prior to extrusion
Category: Iron and steel industries

compacting: pieces of floating ice are said to be compacting when they are subjected to a converging motion, which increases ice concentration and/or produces stresses which may result in ice deformation
Category: The cosmos

compaction: reduction of the hollow space volume, for example, in waste as a result of added load
Category: Environment

compaction: compaction involves the close-packing of the individual grains mainly by the elimination of pore-space and expulsion of entrapped water; this is normally brought about by the weight of t he overlying sediments
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

compaction: the artificial increase of the dry density of a granular soil by mechanical means such as rolling the surface layers,or for deep compaction driving sand piles,vibroflotation,or impact methods
Category: Building industry

compaction: increasing the dry density of a granular material,particularly soil,by means such as impact or by rolling the surface layers
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

compaction: a series of techniques used for the reduction of space,bandwidth,cost,transmission,generating time,and the storage of data
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

compactness: extent to which a programming language contains no superfluous informations and is characterised by a power of expression
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

compactness: rocks occur in nature having varying degrees of --.
Category: Building industry

compand: a combination of a compression process and an expansion process carried out successively on the same signal at two different points of a transmission path
Category: News-systems and communications

compand: a mathematically defined non-linear transfer characteristic used for companding
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

compand: in a telephone set:digital input-output bit stream converted to the equivalent analogue values by a codec
Category: News-systems and communications

compand: an a/d and d/a converter which employs a logarithmic transfer function to expand and then compress the analog signal range
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

companded: in a telephone set:digital input-output bit stream converted to the equivalent analogue values by a codec
Category: News-systems and communications

companding: a combination of a compression process and an expansion process carried out successively on the same signal at two different points of a transmission path
Category: News-systems and communications

compandor: a combination of a compressor at one point in a communication path,followed by an expander at another point
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

companion: A steel or wooden hood with doors built over a small hatchway on a weather deck,house top or cockpit,for covering and making weathertight an entrance to the deck below.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

companionway: Steps leading from a companion hatchway to the deck below.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

company: a legal association of persons with a certain specified object; almost always for the purpose of profit
Category: Law

comparability: the value below which the absolute difference between two single test results obtained under different conditions(different operators,different apparatus and/or different laboratories and/or different time)may be expected to lie within a specified probability
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

comparable: standards on the same product,processes or services,approved by different standardizing bodies,in which different requirements are based on the same characteristics and assessed by the same methods,thus permitting unambiguous comparison of differences in the requirements
Category: Standards, measures and testing

comparative: licence award procedure based on the review and comparison of the quality of the projects against defined criteria.This method is widely used throughout the European Union
Category: News-systems and communications

comparative: the product of the halt life 't' of a beta disintegration and a function 'f' that expresses the probability per unit of time that a beta transition will take place in a given nucleus(El sevier`s dictionary of nuclear science and technology)
Category: Physics

comparative: relation between concepts involving their respective characteristics
Category: Documentation and information

comparative: comparative study of educational theories and practices in various countries
Category: Education

comparative: a statement prepared in a manner allowing the comparison of two or more given sets of figures
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

comparative: The study of diverse literatures and their interrelations leading to an understanding of literature as a totality in spite of the natural language differences.(1)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

comparative: Study of languages from the point of view of their history and their relationship to other languages.(1)Also training in the description of languages.(1)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

comparative: this is a variant of the comparative mortality figure and is a weighted average death rate,where the weights are the mean of the actual(current)population and the standard population both expressed in proportions on a common basis of absolute size.In this sense it is an index number of the Marshall-Edgeworth-Bowley form
Category: Statistics

comparative: the ratio of the standardised death rate to the crude death rate in a standard population
Category: Statistics

comparative: the principle that,under given technological conditions,specialisation in a product or service by the nation or other regional area enjoying a comparative advantage over all others in its costs of production,and the exchange of such a product or service,will do more for the common good than regional self-sufficiency
Category: Economics

comparative: a message generator which is used to answer why-choice queries.It examines and compares the rank elements produced by evaluation functions to determine what roles they play in the selection of the chosen component,and then it creates appropriate messages
Category: General

comparative: coverage of the same area or object taken at different times,to show any changes in details
Category: Defense

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