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assumption: belief supported by the inability to disprove some fact
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

assumption: a statement that is presumed to be true,often only temporarily or for a specific purpose
Category: Statistics

assumption: the agreement between buyer and seller where the buyer takes over the payments on an existing mortgage from the seller
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

assumptions: the off-project factors which must exist for a project to be expedient and realistic in terms of achieving the objectives
Category: Politics

asymptote: a straight line that is closely approached by a plane curve so that the perpendicular distance between them decreases to zero as the distance from the origin increases to infinity
Category: Mathematics

asymptotic: of, or relating to, or of the nature of an asymptote.
Category: Mathematics

asymptotic: a curve on a surface whose osculating plane at each point is the same as the tangent plane to the surface
Category: Mathematics

asymptotic: a series of the form a0 +(a1/x)+(a2/x raised to the power of 2)+...+(an/x raised to the power of n)+...is an asymptotic expansion of the function f(x)if there exists a number N such that for all n>N the quantity x raised to the power of n [f(x)-Sn(x)]approaches zero as x approaches infinity,where Sn(x)is the sum of the first n terms in the series
Category: Mathematics

asymptotic: a distribution dependent on a parameter n,usually a sample number,is said to be asymptotically normal if,as n tends to infinity,the distribution tends to the normal form
Category: Mathematics

asymptotic: the efficiency of an estimator in the limit as the sample size increases
Category: Mathematics

asymptotic: the limiting form of a frequency or probability distribution dependent on a parameter,such as sample-number or time,as that parameter tends to limit,usually infinity
Category: Mathematics

asymptotic: the standard error of a statistic nearly always depends on the sample number n.If,as n tends to infinity,the standard error S is asymptotically equivalent to a quantity Q,i.e.is such that S/Q tends to unity,then Q may be termed the asymptotic standard error
Category: Mathematics

asymptotic: the limiting value,as the sample sizes tend to infinity,of the ratios encountered in the various forms surrounding the concept of relative efficiency
Category: Statistics

asymptotically: a minimax decision procedure which is desirable for some small sample problems but undesirable for large samples
Category: Mathematics

asymptotically: a concept of limiting probability associated with certain stochastic processes,in particular Markov chains with stationary transition probabilities
Category: Mathematics

asymptotically: an estimator which tends to be unbiassed as the sample number increases
Category: Mathematics

asymptotically: a test of significance which remains uniformly most powerful as the sample size tends to infinity
Category: Mathematics

asymptotically: a term relating to the design of bio-assay experiments(Andrews and Chernoff,1955)where the doses cannot be known exactly and it is desirable to minimise the asymptotic variance of the response parameter
Category: Mathematics

attempt: the initiation of a telephone call
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Compton: the increase in wavelength corresponding to the decrease in energy between incident and emergent photon in the Compton effect
Category: Physics

Compton: the elastic scattering of a photon by an electron when the electron can be considered to be free and stationary.Part of the energy and momentum of the incident photon is transferred to the electron and the remaining part is carried away by the scattered photon
Category: Physics

Compton: an electron ejected from an atom as a result of the Compton effect
Category: Physics

Compton: the incoherent scattering of photons by the Compton effect
Category: Physics

consumption: the electrical energy absorbed by a utilisation device in a given period
Category: General

consumption: pulmonary tuberculosis
Category: Medicine

consumption: the total quantity of fuel or oil consumed per hour
Category: The chemical industry

consumptive: the ratio of consumptive water use by the crop of an irrigated farm or project and the irrigation water stored in the root zone of the soil on the farm or the project area
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

contempt: An offence against official powers in which a person fails to comply with an official order which has been issued by a competent authority or public official under threat of criminal penalty for non-compliance.
Category: Law

Crampton: a muscle found in the eyes of birds and reptiles which arises from the inner peripheral surface of the cornea and inserts into the sclera in the ciliary region
Category: Medicine

de-exemption: de-exemption of a quantity of nuclear material previously exempted from declaration(Article 22)
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

empties: part of the mine car circuit at a mine shaft,used by the empty cars
Category: Mining

emptying: (in connection with collecting:) transfer of waste from waste container to refuse collection vehicle or other collection vehicle; cf. controlled emptying, open emptying, manual emptying, mechanical emptying
Category: Environment

exemption: exemption of a quantity of nuclear material from declaration(Article 22)
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

exempts: self insured employers
Category: Statistics

MPT: private radio communications network operated by switching systems which are connected by trunks or trunk groups,being economic high-volume media
Category: General

non-empty: if E is a non-empty finite subset of a Boolean algebra, then the set E has a uniquely determined join, independent of any order or bracketing that may be used..
Category: Mathematics

pre-eclamptic: a syndrome characterized by hypertension,albuminuria,and generalized oedema,occuring only in pregnancy
Category: Medicine

pre-emption: pre-emption involves taking something to the exclusion of others such as a user pre-empting CPU cycles
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

pre-emptive: a form of priority queueing whereby the arrival of an element of higher priority can actually displace the lower priority element actually in the service channel.When this displaced item returns to service the system must distinguish between`resumption`at point of break or`repeat`which ignores the earlier partial service
Category: Statistics

preempted: a program cancelled or displaced to make room for a special program in the public interest, convenience or necessity.
Category: General

preempting: a special program having priority over a scheduled program because of its 'public interest' aspect, or for convenience or necessity.
Category: General

preemption: the practice of a network or station in taking over a previously scheduled time period for a special program in the 'public interest' convenience or necessity. Also recapture.
Category: General

preemptive: priority rights. Used in the Bank to refer to the rights of member countries that face a loss of relative voting power as a result of capital increases to maintain their relative voting power by purchasing additional shares
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

preemptive: Right of each shareholder to acquire a portion of the newly issued shares corresponding to his prior partecipation.
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

presumptive: the income calculated for tax purposes using such criteria as net wealth,value of particular assets,gross receipts and external signs of wealth,rather than actual income
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

presumptive: Lump sum taxation paid in advance.
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

presumptive: a treatment based on an assumed diagnosis,prior to receiving confirmatory laboratory test results
Category: Medicine

presumptive: an instruction that is not an effective instruction until it has been modified in a prescribed manner
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

prompt: a message informing a user that a system is ready for the next command, message, or other user action; b) output to the operator indicating that aspecific logical input device is available
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

prompted: a hyphenation mode where the user is prompted for the location of a hyphen for words that will not fit at the end of a line
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

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