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abate: to diminish, lessen the violence (e.g. of a storm), to weaken the effect (e.g. of flooding), to decrease an amount of substance (e.g. of pollutant in the atmosphere), to mitigate; The name of a well known insecticide used in mosquito control
Category: Management in the public and private sector

abatement: the method of reducing the degree or intensity of pollution; also the use of such a method
Category: Environment

abatement: the extinguishment or reduction of a claim or debt.
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

abatement: the difference between the(estimated or known)volume before and that after any stage of working timber
Category: Various industries and crafts

abbreviate: a numerical code sent by a caller using the Abbreviated Dialling Service which identifies the telephone number of the party to whom he wishes to be connected
Category: News-systems and communications

abbreviate: a facility which enables a user to employ an address having fewer characters than the full address when initiating a call
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

abbreviate: a command that has been shortened to its first letters in order to facilitate its typing
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

abbreviate: a feature that allows a subscriber to originate calls to certain others subscribers by simply dialling or keying-in a short code
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

abbreviate: a non-numerical code indicating that the information following is an abbreviated number
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

abbreviate: an authorisation by air traffic control requiring pilots to submit only that information needed for the purpose of air traffic control(ATC)
Category: News-systems and communications

abbreviate: Service of an intelligent telephone which stores a set of telephone numbers and dials them automatically upon an abbreviated command which is shorter than the dialling of the complete number.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

aberration: Failure of the rays from a point source to form a perfect or single point image after traversing an optical.Optical aberration may manifest itself in the formation of a single imperfectly defined image or multiple images
Category: Physics

aberration: the geometrical errors in imagery whereby a perfect image is not formed
Category: News-systems and communications

aberration: it applies to certains defects of images formed in optical systems
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

aberration: the apparent displacement of a celestial body in the direction of motion of the Earth in its orbit,caused by the motion of the earth combined with the progressive motion or velocity of light
Category: The cosmos

ablactation: the cessation of milk secretion in the breasts
Category: Medicine

ablation: geology: removing the surface layer, e.g. the melting and evaporation of the outer surface of ice; Medicine: the removal of an organ by surgery
Category: Management in the public and private sector

ablation: the removal of surface material from a body by vaporisation,melting,chipping,or other erosive process
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

ablation: the removal of an organ by surgery
Category: Medicine

ablation: in space technology,the process of using up the frictional heat developed on re-entry of the vehicle into the Earth`s atmosphere by degradation of the heat shield
Category: Technical and industry in general

ablation: 1.the combined processes(such as sublimation,melting,evaporation)which remove snow or ice from the surface of a glacier,snowfield,etc.2.the amount of snow or ice removed by the above-described processes
Category: The cosmos

ablative: cooling of a surface by endothermic vaporization of an outer protective coating
Category: Physics

absorbate: that substance absorbed by an absorbent
Category: Mechanical engineering

accelerate: distance required to accelerate an aircraft to a specified speed,and assuming failure of the critical engine at the instant that speed is attained,to bring the airplane to a stop
Category: Transport

accelerate: the length of the take-off run available plus the length of stopway available(if stopway is provided)
Category: Transport

accelerated: a test in which the applied stress level is chosen to exceed that stated in the reference conditions in order to shorten the time required to observe the stress response of the item, or magnify the responses in a given time. To be valid, an accelerated test must not alter the basic modes and/or mechanisms of failure, or their relative prevalence
Category: Standards, measures and testing

accelerated: a stall experienced by an aeroplane under normal acceleration in excess of 1 g,as in a pull-out
Category: Physics

accelerated: exposure of rubber material to controlled conditions so chosen as to produce in a short time the effects of natural ageing or of service life
Category: Various industries and crafts

accelerated: Crash course:one designed to provide specified training more quickly than normal.Intensive course:as crash course,particularly in foreign language teaching.
Category: Education

accelerated: tests,the conditions of which simulate those encountered in practice,but which have been accentuated artificially to provide performance results in shorter periods of time
Category: Technical and industry in general

accelerated: 1)erosion which takes place more rapidly or at a greater rate than the geologic norms.2)Erosion which has been increased above that which existed under natural environment either as the result of the destruction of vegetative cover or by some activity of man
Category: Environment

accelerated: a system of training,usually given under government auspices or with its assistance,which helps adult workers to acquire,in a few months,knowledge and skills,so that they can,with the addition of any specific training required,occupy jobs demanding a defined level of qualification
Category: General

accelerated: Unforeseen or unintented contact with or exposure to a substance that results from an external incident,such as industrial spillage or plant malfunction,or from a personal accident,such as unintented ingestion of contaminated material
Category: Management in the public and private sector

accelerated: an issue or escrow solution which will pay off the debt in the least amount of time under the given revenue constraint
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

accelerated: a technique of oxidation of a silicon surface in which the rate of diffusion of oxygen through the oxide,to form fresh oxide at the silicon surface,is accelerated by process conditions
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

accelerated: the methods designed to approximate,in a short time,the deteriorating effects under normal long-term service conditions
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

accelerated: laboratory simulation of what can happen to a food product during distribution and subsequent handling
Category: Various industries and crafts

accelerated: More rapid degradation of a soil-applied chemical by microorganisms,the activity of which has been modified,or enhanced,by their previous exposure to residues of specific pesticides.
Category: The cosmos

accelerated: a system of depreciation which reduces the value of assets at a high rate in the early years to encourage companies,because of tax advantages,to invest in new equipment
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

accelerating: the process of running a machine up to speed after breakaway
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

acceleration: a) the rate of change of velocity; b) the act or process of accelerating, or the state of being accelerated. Negative acceleration is called deceleration
Category: Physics

acceleration: in physics or mechanics, the rate of velocity change with time; Speeding
Category: Management in the public and private sector

acceleration: rate of change of the velocity at the point under consideration along a specified linear ramp
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

accelerative: that part of the force at the periphery required to accelerate the masses of the train both in longitudinal and in rotary movement
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

accelerator: any substance added to a developer to increase its rate of activity; among these are various alkaline agents used to raise the pH; quaternary ammonium compounds are also used
Category: General

accelerator: an electrode used to increase the velocity of electrons or ions
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

accelerator: device,not carried on aircraft,for increasing linear acceleration on take-off
Category: Transport

accelerator: compounds which increase the rate of rubber vulcanisation or enable it to be performed at a lower temperature,or a catalyst which increases the hardening rate of resins
Category: Various industries and crafts

accelerator: a chemical substance added to the uncured rubber compound to shorten time required for vulcanization
Category: Various industries and crafts

accelerator: additional hardware to perform some function faster than is possible in software running on the normal CPU
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

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