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address-mapping: function of a layer which provides the mapping between the addresses of that layer and the addresses of the next lower layer associated with an entity of that layer
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

backstopping: the facilitation in the form of technical and conceptual support
Category: Politics

bit-napping: incorporating disturbances in a program which are notified via the screen to the user of the set-up,who in turn can only rid himself of them by paying the sum of money demanded
Category: General

bootstrapping: a process of creating a theoretical spot rate curve,using one yield projection as the basis for the yield of the next maturity
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

capping: a 7-methyl guanosine cap attached to the 5`-end of eukaryotic mRNAs by a phosphodiester linkage. The cap is believed to increase the stability of the message, since most nucleases require a 5`-3`or 3`-5`bond in order to cleave the RNA
Category: Medicine

capping: placing selling pressure on a stock in an attempt to keep its price low or to move its price lower
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

capping: a modelling tool which creates a smooth freeform end (cap) on a part. The shape of a cap is determined by properties about its vertex (cap point) and connecting edges with the part. It is possible to specify a smooth transition from the cap to specified existing faces
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

chipping: total or partial disappearance of a dried paint film in flakes by accidental damage or wear during service
Category: The chemical industry

chipping: the subdivision of wood(round timber,saw timber,slabs,edgings)into chips
Category: Various industries and crafts

chipping: rewounding and extending the face,i.e.removing the solidified oleoresin,a narrow band of bark,and,in some practices and methods,also of wood,so as to renew the flow of oleoresin
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

chippings: the spreading of grit or sand to fill the voids in a road wearing surface
Category: Building industry

chippings: crushed stone from 1/8 to 1 in.
Category: Building industry

chopping: a rapid on-off switching of the transponder for recognition purposes
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

chopping: process of cutting nuclear fuel into small lengths
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

clapping: in massage,percussion movements in which the cupped palms are brought down alternately in a rapid succession of blows
Category: Medicine

clipping: Removing those display elements that lie outside a given boundary.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

clipping: in computer graphics,removing parts of a display image that lies outside a window
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

clipping: a loss of speech syllables in a telephone circuit
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

clipping: an item clipped from a publication...
Category: Language and literature

clippings: Threads,used for repeated motifs,which are floated over the surface of the lace between motifs.They are clipped off in the finishing of the lace.
Category: Various industries and crafts

coppice: a forest originating from coppice shoots,root suckers or both,i.e.by vegetative means
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

coppicing: the production of a coppice shoot
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

coppicing: Cutting of(broadleaved)trees close to ground level with a view to their producing coppice shoots,i.e.shoots arising from adventitious or dormant buds near its base.
Category: Botany and zoology

Cropping: a method of cutting a metal bar by applying a shearing force normal to its length by the relative motion of a pair of blades
Category: Iron and steel industries

Cropping: separation of a workpiece from a strip or an interstage blank with production of scrap
Category: Iron and steel industries

Cropping: the removal of the last section of a semiconductor ingot to have been grown,thus removing most of the impurity contained within the ingot
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

cupping: the various operations,e.g.bark scraping,initial cutting of the face,and(re)fixing of aprons and cups,preparatory to the start of tapping
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

cupping: the curvature of the tape surface perpendicular to,and symmetrical about,the centre line of the tape
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

cupping: the practise of using or the act of applying a cupping glass
Category: Medicine

cupping: a distortion whereby the faces become concave or convex across the grain
Category: Various industries and crafts

dipping: a surface treatment in which timber is immersed in a preservative solution(the dip)for periods from ca.10 seconds to 10 minutes
Category: The chemical industry

dipping: /-- the fact of immersing any object in a bath, usually for the purpose of either cleaning or coating it. Selon GREPA 67 51..
Category: Technical and industry in general

dripping: excess mortar running down the surface of the masonry.
Category: Building industry

Eavesdropping: the unauthorized interception of information-bearing emanations through the use of methods other than wire-tapping.Clandestinely listening in on a conversation or other signals,generally not using a wire-tap
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

flapping: angular oscillation of rotor blade about flapping hinge; 2)reciprocating or cyclical motion up and down about a chordwise axis
Category: Transport

flapping: Of a rotor blade:to move to and fro in the direction of the wind while rotating.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

fly-tipping: dumping of rubbish anywhere(and not at official rubbish dumps)
Category: Environment

gapping: analysis of interest rates in order to manage interest rate margins to improve liquidity.The French sensibly used the English word
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

hopping: the drift conduction in certain semiconductor materials,(e.g.,germanium and silicon)containing large densities of impurity atoms,in which electrons hop from one impurity to another without entering the conduction band
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

hopping: a hopping-conduction type of induced-impurity photoconductivity resulting from initial illumination with light in the fundamental-band region
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

kidnapping: abduction or unlawful carrying away of a child or person to use as hostage for gain, political or other purposes
Category: Management in the public and private sector

lapping: action of producing a fine finish on metals by means of a rotating cylinder or disk of soft material charged with fine abrasive
Category: Transport

lapping: metal removal operation employing loose abrasives which are temporarily supported by a metal surface called the lap.The abrasive particles are ususally carried in a fluid medium and application may be at suitable intervals or continuous.Worpiece and tool carry out movements(sliding or rolling)in relation to each other,the direction of motion changing continuously
Category: Iron and steel industries

lapping: a controlled mechanical abrasion normally used to provide flat parallel faces on semiconductor silices
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

lipping: outgrowth of bone in liplike form at joint margin (as in degenerative arthritis).
Category: Medicine

lopping: a) the cutting off of one or more branches of a tree, whether standing, felled or fallen; b) the cutting of a felled or fallen, and sometimes standing, stem clear of branches, i.e. more or less flush with its surface, without stubs
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

mapping: in text generation:process of retrieving and applying structured associations which relate the concept to be expressed to other conceptual structures and ultimately to linguistic structures.The result of the mapping process is a set of linguistic relations and constraints which should be realized in the structure produced
Category: General

mapping: rough,irregular crack-like projections on the surface of castings
Category: Iron and steel industries

mopping: making a fire safe after it has been controlled by extinguishing or removing burning material along or near the control line,felling snags,trenching logs to prevent rolling,etc.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

mopping: 1)Final clearing up of an area after major hauling of debris and destroyed objects following a disaster; 2)In firefighting, rendering a fire safe after bringing it under control; -FAO
Category: Management in the public and private sector

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