Translation of ODA (English-English)

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accommodating: policy where what is already happening e.g. a rise on prices, is allowed to continue
Category: Economics

accommodation: shelter and board provided to destitute or vulnerable people,where these services cannot be classified under another function.This may be short term in reception centres,shelters and so on or on a more regular basis in special institutions,boarding houses,reception families and so on
Category: Statistics

accommodation: provision of lodging and sometimes board to retired people either in specialised institutions(old people`s homes,nursing homes)or staying with families.The provision can be of temporary or indefinite duration
Category: Statistics

accommodation: shelter and board provided to children and families on a permanent basis(such as in nursing homes and foster families)
Category: Statistics

accommodation: a measure of the degree to which adjacent faces of adjoining peds are molds of each other
Category: Botany and zoology

accommodation: it may occur that a test piece stressed beyond its elastic limit and not recovering after unloading its initial length,on being subjected to a series of loads and unloadings stabilizes at a length slightly different from the initial one.This occurrence is referred to as 'accommodation' and is observed with cast iron
Category: Iron and steel industries

accommodation: the adjustment of the eye,generally spontaneous,made for the purpose of looking at an object situated at a given distance
Category: Medicine

accommodation: depends very much on the type of fishing,the vessel and its size.Inshore fishing vessels are always cramped,sometimes extremely so,and the workers on board are surrounded by the same conditions(for example,noise and vibration)both at work and at rest
Category: General

accommodation: the ability of the eye to change its focus from distant to near objects
Category: Medicine

accommodation: the ability of the eye to adjust or accommodate to different visual distances
Category: Medicine

accommodation: lodging, food and services.
Category: Domestic economy

accommodative: squint due to excessive accommodation in hypermetropes
Category: Medicine

accommodative: the manifestation of esophoria or of that portion of total esophoria,resulting from accommodative convergence
Category: Medicine

accommodative: 2.the ratio of accommodative convergence(A.C.)to accommodation(A.)usually expressed as the quotient of accommodative convergence in prism diopters divided by the accommodative response in diopters
Category: Physics

bimodal: a frequency distribution with two modes
Category: Statistics

bimodal: a distribution which have more than one peak,i.e.two major concentration points
Category: News-systems and communications

bimodal: a road semi-trailer that can be converted into a rail wagon by the addition of rail bogies
Category: Transport

bimodal: applied to a distribution having two distinct peaks
Category: Statistics

CODASYL: acronym for COnference for DAta SYstems Languages.A group,created by the Department of Defense,computer users,and manufacturers,which has specified a number of manufacturer-independent,application-independent software tools designed to form the basis of data-base management.The programming language COBOL is a product of this committee
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

disaccommodation: the fractional decrease of permeability of a magnetic material measured at constant temperature over a given time interval,where(mathematical formula,see IEV)is the value of the relative permeability at the beginning or end of the given interval
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

floodable: a curve drawn upon the profile of a ship. At each point the ordinate equals the maximum length of the ship that can be flooded without submerging the vessel beyond the margin line
Category: Transport

floodable: at any point in the length of a ship,the greatest part of the length centered at that point which can be flooded at the prescribed permeability without submerging the margin line
Category: Transport

intermodal: the change of passengers from one mode of transportation to another
Category: Transport

intermodal: the movement of goods in one and the same loading unit or road vehicle, which uses successively two or more modes of transport without handling the goods themselves in changing modes
Category: Transport

intermodal: transport in which more than one carrier is used,e.g.road,rail and sea
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

intermodal: the dispersion(pulse broadening)that results from propagation time differences among the various modes in an electromagnetic pulse
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

intermodal: containers, swap bodies and semi-trailers suitable for intermodal transport
Category: Transport

intermodal: combining different ways of transportation in one system...used in an integrated system of transportation.
Category: Transport

modacrylic: fibre formed of linear macromolecules having in the chain more than 50 % and less than 85 % (by mass) of the acrylonitrilic pattern
Category: Various industries and crafts

modal: regenerated cellulose fibre obtained by processes giving a high tenacity and a high wet modulus
Category: Various industries and crafts

modality: in Italian usage,'modalità' refers to the particular value assumed by a characteristic.The English equivalent modality,though used in logic,is not employed in statistics
Category: Mathematics

multi-modal: a frequency distribution with more than one modal value
Category: Statistics

multi-modal: in transport operations,a term applied to the movement of passengers and cargo by more than one method of transport
Category: Defense

multimodal: carriage of goods by two or more modes of transport
Category: Transport

multimodal: any person who concludes a multimodal transport contract and assumes the whole responsibility for the performance thereof as a carrier or a transport operator
Category: Transport

multimodal: having several modes: as (a) : having several regions of maximum frequency...(b) composed of several distinct types of activity.
Category: Mechanical engineering

multinodal: pertaining to conifers that form more than one whorl of branches each year
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

nematoda: animal commonly called threadworm: they are distinguished by the cylindrical body
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

ODA: ODA is a concept of standards by ISO(International Standards Organization)and ECMA,concerning electronic mail services.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

ODA-eligible: eligible for overseas development assistance
Category: Management in the public and private sector

sclerodactylia: scleroderma involving the fingers or toes or both
Category: Medicine

Skoda: a high-pitched tympanitic percussion note heard above a pleural effusion
Category: Medicine

soda: in the case of aromatized wine treated with carbon dioxide
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

unimodal: a distribution having one distinct peak
Category: Statistics

uninodal: pertaining to conifers forming a single whorl of branches each year
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

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