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amblyoscope: reflecting mirror haploscopic device consisting essentially of two angled tubes,help in front of the eyes like opera glasses,which can be turned on a swivel to any degree of convergence or divergence
Category: Medicine

anemoscope: instrument for checking existence and direction of slow air currents
Category: Transport

anomaloscope: 2)an instrument to test the color sense
Category: Medicine

astigmoscope: an instrument for observing and measuring astigmatism of the eye
Category: Medicine

atherosclerosis: a...disease of the arteries...characterized by the deposition of fatty substances in and the fibrous thickening of the intima, resulting in the narrowing of the vessel passages..
Category: Medicine

autoschedule: the automatic creation of a project schedule
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

autoscope: an instrument for visually examining one`s own organs such as the eye or the larynx
Category: Medicine

baroscope: instrument giving indications of atmospheric pressure
Category: The cosmos

cardioscope: used in conjunction with phono-cardiographs to enable simultaneous observation of cardiograms and phonocardiograms
Category: Medicine

chronoscope: an instrument for measuring the duration of extremely short-lived exposures or flashes; measuring the duration of short-lived phenomena limited by opening and closing electric contacts
Category: Medicine

colposcope: specialised optical instrument for examination of the genital organs
Category: Medicine

cryoscope: an instrument for determining freezing points
Category: Physics

cryoscopy: the determination of the molecular mass of a solute by the measurement of the freezing point of the solution
Category: Mechanical engineering

cryptoscope: a small portable fluoroscopic screen at one end of a light-tight hood for use in undarkened areas.Should not be used because of radiation hazard to observer
Category: Medicine

cystoscope: a tubular instrument fitted with an electric-light bulb with which the inside of the urinary bladder may be examined
Category: Medicine

diaphanoscope: an instrument for measuring a body cavity or tissue by transillumination
Category: Medicine

diaphanoscopy: examination with a diaphanoscope
Category: Medicine

dioptroscopy: the measurement of the refraction of the eye by means of the ophthalmoscope
Category: Medicine

ebullioscopy: the determination of boiling points of liquids or the change of boiling point of a liquid owing to the presence of dissolved material
Category: Physics

electroscope: an instrument intended to detect a potential difference or an electric charge by electrostatic means
Category: Standards, measures and testing

endoscopic: a technique where a lateral-view endoscope is passed orally to the duodenum for visualisation of the ampulla of Vater
Category: Medicine

endoscopic: technique of photography inside normally inacessible cavities, using specially designed optical instruments and camera attachments.
Category: General

endoscopy: visual examination of interior structures of the body with an endoscope
Category: Medicine

fluoroscope: an X-ray tube and fluorescent screen, with or without an image intensifier, and associated equipment used for fluoroscopy; X-rays which have traversed the organ under examination are made to cast a shadow on a screen; the varying densities of the shadow image represent the state of the organ
Category: Physics

fluoroscopic: a fluorescent screen used for fluoroscopy without an image intensifier
Category: Medicine

fluoroscopic: a leak test in which a fluoroscopic fluid dye is forced into leaky packages under pressure and subsequently monitored by ultra-violet illumination
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

fluoroscopy: the process of observing the image on a fluorescent screen produced by the projection of an X-ray beam through an object onto the screen
Category: Medicine

gonioscopy: an eye examination
Category: Medicine

gyroscopic: the property of a rotor whereby it resists any force which tends to change its axis of rotation
Category: Mechanical engineering

gyroscopic: a slow movement of the axis of a spinning body noticeable in gyroscopic heading indicators as a drift away from agreement with the magnetic compass
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

heteroscedasticity: the absence of homogeneity of variance
Category: Statistics

Hollander-Proschan: a distribution-free test(1972)of the null hypothesis that the failure rate of items is age-independent,against the class of 'new better than used' alternatives
Category: Mathematics

homoscedastic: in a biavariate distribution,the graph of the variance of arrays of one variate against the corresponding values of the other variate is called a scedastic curve.If the variance of one variate is the same for all fixed values of the other,the distribution is said to be homoscedastic in the first variate
Category: Mathematics

hygroscopic: readily absorbing and retaining moisture
Category: Chemistry

keratoscope: the instrument used in retinoscopy; retinoscopy rack
Category: Medicine

kinetoscope: device for viewing a sequence of images through a lens on an endless film moved continuously over a light source
Category: Transport

Laparoscopy: the examination of the pelvic region by using a laparoscope
Category: Medicine

mesoscale: adjective relating to a meteorological phenomenon approx.1-100 kilometers in horizontal extent(cloud pattern,wind circulation etc.)
Category: The cosmos

microscopic: refers to the local variation of a lattice parameter(e.g.neutron flux density)inside a reactor cell
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

microscopic: minute objects or structures which are invisible or not clearly distinguished without the use of a microscope
Category: Physics

monoscope: an electron-beam tube capable of providing a picture signal derived from a fixed given image on an electrode inside the tube
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

moscow: capital of Russia
Category: The cosmos

nephoscope: an instrument for determining the direction of motion of a cloud and its angular velocity...the product of the angular velocity...and the cloud height...gives a measure of the cloud speed..
Category: The cosmos

nephoscope: an instrument to determine the direction of motion of a cloud and its velocity-height ratio
Category: The cosmos

ophthalmoscope: instrument for viewing the fundus and the interior of the eye consisting essentially of a mirror,a prism and a viewing aperture or optical system
Category: Medicine

ophthalmoscopy: the examination of the interior of the eye with the ophthalmoscope
Category: Medicine

orthoscope: a device which neutralizes the refracting power of the cornea by means of a layer of water in a small glass container held in contact with the eye
Category: Medicine

orthoscopic: spectacles in which the lenses are of strong convex power with base-in prism, used in fine near tasks to magnify and to reduce convergence
Category: Medicine

orthoscopic: giving an image in correct and normal proportions.
Category: Physics

Osc: a call that is placed through a human or automated operator(0+)
Category: News-systems and communications

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