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airless: process of atomisation of paint by forcing it through an orifice at high pressure.This effect is often aided by the vaporisation of the solvents,especially if the paint has been previously heated.The term is not generally applied to those electrostatic spraying processes which do not use air for atomization
Category: The chemical industry

airless: cleaning with high pressure(water)jet.(7-20 MPa)
Category: The chemical industry

airless: injuries of the hand.....Il s`agit d`une entreprise qui fabrique des solvants antirouille pour automobiles qui sont appliquées avec un fusil à pression.
Category: General

airlift: to transport passengers and cargo by use of aircraft
Category: Defense

airline: any air transport enterprise offering or operating a scheduled international air service
Category: Law

airliner: a large passenger-carrying aircraft.
Category: Transport

airlock: an intermediate volume between vacuum and a pressurized volume which can be(de)pressurized on command
Category: Physics

Anderson-Darling: a modified version of the Cramér-von-Mises omega 2 test statistic
Category: Statistics

barley: any of various hardy awed cereals of the genus Hordeum widely used as food and in malt liquors and spirits such as whisky
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

barlow: maneuver which identifies an unstable hip that dislocates easily.
Category: Medicine

Berlin: capital of Germany
Category: The cosmos

borderline: a road test method which provides a means of evaluating gasoline at any desired engine speed. Now largely supplanted by the Modified Borderline method
Category: The chemical industry

borderline: borderline: (adj.) uncertain; indeterminate; debatable. If she`s not a psychopath, she`s a --.
Category: Medicine

borderline: a person with borderline personality disorder is very vulnerable, and usually over-reacts to stress, especially medical illness
Category: Medicine

brl: the value of the return loss at a hybrid coil or a 4-wire terminating set
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

brl: the balance return loss exhibited at a terminating set is that portion of the total transmission loss introduced by the terminating set between the receive and the send channels which is attributable to the degree of impedance match between the impedances closing the 2-wire line terminals and the balance terminals of the terminating set,Z2 and ZB respectively
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

burl: to removv; burls from (cloth) in finishing.
Category: The chemical industry

burl: a knot, nub, lump, or slub in yarn or fabric.
Category: Various industries and crafts

burlap: a coarse, plain weave cloth made with single jute yarns....the terms -- and --...are interchangeable in Great Britain and Europe.....uses: bags, packing, carpet backing
Category: Various industries and crafts

burling: . It is the removal of as much objectionable matter as possible from the goods.
Category: The chemical industry

carli: a simple index number of prices
Category: Mathematics

carling: A short fore-and-aft timber or steel girder placed under a deck to strengthen it,used in the way of mooring bitts,winches,windlasses,hatchways,masts and so on.It may run continuously under the deck beams or intercostally.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

Carlo: extension of the CARLOS project which implements the CCITT X.400 series of recommendations in a form suited to medium-sized private organisations
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Carlos: extension of the CARLOS project which implements the CCITT X.400 series of recommendations in a form suited to medium-sized private organisations
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

carlsberg: Notice published in the Official Journal whereby the Commission informs third parties of a notification and invites them to submit information and/or comments concerning the notified case. The invitation contains a short summary of the case and is published in the Official Journal with the consent of the parties directly involved in the matter. This possibility of obtaining case-related information was first used by the Commission in the 'Carlsberg' case in 1992. In contrast to an Article 19(3) notice, a Carlsberg notice is neutral and gives no indication on the orientation of the Commission. As regards mergers, the Commission is obliged to publish the fact that a merger has been notified, at the same time indicating the names of the parties, the nature of the concentration and the economic sector involved.
Category: The European Communities

centerless: external cylindrical grinding in which the workpiece is supported on a work rest between a grinding wheel and a work wheel
Category: Iron and steel industries

centerline: inked line or indentation applied during extrusion to center of tread rubber to aid in centering tread
Category: Various industries and crafts

characterless: wines lacking in bouquet and flavour
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

Charles: an electron gun used in the presence of crossed electric and magnetic fields to inject an electron beam into the end of a slow-wave structure
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Charles: it is considered the equivalent of the Nobel Prize for engineering
Category: Technical and industry in general

charlie: single letter signal(c)of the International Code of Signals meaning 'yes'(affirmative)
Category: Transport

cheerleader: one that calls for and directs organized cheering.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

circularly: a term pertaining to a wave or field vector exhibiting circular polarisation
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

circularly: a wave which can be resolved into two linearly polarised waves of equal amplitude,propagated in the same direction in phase quadrature,with the planes of polarisation at right angles to each other
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

circularly: an antenna having two sets of elements that are physically placed and electrically phased to radiate,or receive,a signal in a 'circular'(neither consistently horizontal nor vertical)polarisation
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

curl: change in shape over the whole surface of a sheet of paper or board such that the sheet strives to roll itself into a cylindrical form
Category: Various industries and crafts

curl: the vector quantity equal to the limit of the integral over a closed surface of the vector product of the surface element and the vector field divided by the volume contained by the surface when all its dimensions become infinitesimal
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

curl: a roughly-hewn block of timber cut from a crotch and intended for cutting into veneers
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

curl: spiral yarn is made by plying 2 different-size yarns together and feeding the heavier yarn in excess so that it curls round the lighter one.
Category: Various industries and crafts

curl: a number of sensitized materials, in particular, papers, tend to curl after processing. This is because of the difference between the shrinkage of the emulsion coating and its support.
Category: General

curled: the pile of a carpet,in which the curl has been induced in the pile yarn by over-twist or by other means
Category: Various industries and crafts

curled: slight waviness of the edge of rolled glass,usually accompanied by cyclic variation in thickness
Category: Various industries and crafts

curled: A yarn so constructed or treated,or both,as to produce a pile with a curled effect when used in a suitable cloth construction.
Category: Various industries and crafts

curler: each -- cleans the bottom of his stone before delivery, to ensure a straight course.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

curling: tendency of surfaces to curl because of tensions
Category: Technical and industry in general

curls: extruded material coming out from edge of bond
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

curly: Yarn containing cockle
Category: Various industries and crafts

curly: a birch whose grain occurs in markedly irregular curves
Category: Botany and zoology

curly: grain occurring in markedly irregular curves
Category: Botany and zoology

curly: a type of maple whose grain occurs in markedly irregular curves
Category: Botany and zoology

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