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air-conditioning: System that controls or reduces the temperature and humidity of the air in a room.
Category: General

condition: The moisture present in textile fibres in their raw or partly or wholly manufactured form
Category: Various industries and crafts

condition: Uncertain fact to which depends the effect of a contract.
Category: Law

condition: (1)To allow textile materials(raw materials,slivers,yarns,and fabric)to come to hygroscopic equilibrium with the surrounding atmosphere or with the standard atmosphere for testing.(2)To add relatively small quantities of water to textile materials(raw materials,slivers,yarns,and fabrics).
Category: Various industries and crafts

conditional: a statement in a segment or message directory of a condition for the use of a segment,a data element,a composite data element or a component data element
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

conditional: in some contexts this word may merely have its ordinary meaning and imply that there exist certain conditions obeyed by the quantities under discussion.It occurs most often in a specialised sense relating to variates
Category: Statistics

conditionality: conditions imposed when a country draws funds from the IMF related to its credit tranches
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

conditionally: status of features and procedures of PERL tables and items of SERL tables
Category: News-systems and communications

conditionally: an estimator t of a parameter 'mu' is said to be conditionally unbiassed with respect to statistics u1,...,un if the expectation of t for constant u1,...,un is equal to 'mu'
Category: Mathematics

conditionally: Mutant virus that is killed under one set of environmental conditions(restrictive conditions),but not under another set of conditions(permissive conditions).
Category: General

conditioning: 1)The physical, psychological and social factors and mechanisms that make a living being unconsciously associate a stimulus with an act; 2)Preparing a person, e.g. a patient, to face and overcome a difficult situation
Category: Management in the public and private sector

conditioning: treatment in order to give the product a prescribed and an uniform moisture content and temperature
Category: Various industries and crafts

conditioning: the storage of live bivalve molluscs, whose quality does not indicate the need for relaying or treatment in a purification plant, in tanks or any other installation containing clean sea water or in natural sites to remove sand, mud or slime
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

conditioning: removal of surface defects from semifinished steel by chipping,scarfing,grinding or machining to prepare it for further processing
Category: Iron and steel industries

conditioning: the cyclical charging and discharging of a battery to ensure that it is fully charged when supplied
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conditioning: Conditioning is the exposure of a specimen to an environmental condition in order to determine the effect of such a condition on it.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

conditioning: in general,the adjustment of the moisture content of timber or other material to the conditions and purposes for which it is to be used,by e.g.exposure to site conditions or by treatment in a kiln or a conditioning chamber.Also to improve its penetrability to preservatives
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

conditioning: the improvement of transmission properties of a voiceband transmission line by correcting the amplitude and phase characteristics of the line amplifier
Category: News-systems and communications

conditioning: those operations which transform the concentrates produced by treatment and other dispersable wastes into forms suitable for transport and/or storage and/or disposal
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

conditioning: the treatment applied at the conclusion of a seasoning schedule to reduce moisture gradients within the pieces of timber and/or bring the moisture content of the charge to the specified level
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

conditioning: temporary wet storage of live bivalve molluscs,whose quality does not indicate need for relaying or treatment in a purification plant,in tanks or any other installation containing clean seawater,to remove sand,mud or slime and to improve product palatability
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

conditioning: the storage of live bivalve molluscs,whose quality does not indicate the need for relaying or treatment in a purification plant,in tanks or any other installation containing clean sea water or in natural sites to remove sand,mud or slime
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

conditioning: a process of adjusting the characteristics of a gaseous fuel as required,by the admixture of other gases or liquids.In the USA the term embraces both the removal of objectionable constituents and the addition of desirable constituents
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conditions: Requirements imposed by the Commission which need to be fully complied with by the parties concerned in order to allow the Commission to declare an otherwise incompatible concentration compatible with the common market or to exempt an otherwise illegal agreement.
Category: The European Communities

Precondition: a preliminary condition as defined by a type of logic instruction
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

preconditioning: Preconditioning is the treatment of a specimen with the object of removing or partly counteracting the effects of its previous history.Where called for,it is the first process in the test procedure.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

Reconditioned: moulding sand,recovered after shake-out and then subjected to a process to render it again suitable for moulding
Category: Iron and steel industries

Reconditioned: a method of reception,usually in reduced-carrier single-sideband systems,in which the carrier for demodulation is obtained by filtering,amplifying and limiting the carrier obtained from the incoming signal,thus removing unwanted amplitude variations,modulations and noise,that is reconditioning it
Category: News-systems and communications

reconditioner: a special chamber where timber is exposed to saturated steam at 100 degrees Celsius so as to reduce collapse and distortion
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

reconditioning: a discharging with low current(e.g.I100)and recharging with approx.30% overcharge
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

reconditioning: the exposure of timber in a special chamber(a reconditioner)to saturated stem at 100 degrees Celsius,so as to reduce collapse and distortion
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

two-condition: a telegraph code employing two distinctive signalling conditions
Category: News-systems and communications

unconditional: a jump that takes place whenever the instruction that specifies it is executed
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

unconditional: a statement that specifies only one possible execution sequence
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

unconditional: immediately required page break,i.e.the subsequent text must be displayed on the next page
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

unconditional: the probability of one event ignoring the occurrence or nonoccurrence of some other event
Category: Statistics

unconditional: layout control which indicates that the contents should be displayed in the next column(or frame)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

unconditional: an instruction that specifies an unconditional jump
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

unconditional: there are occasions in programming when a straight sequence of instructions cannot be maintained. The jump or branch instruction provides for an -- of control.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

unconditionally: transistor or integrated-circuit amplifier in which oscillations will not occur for any combination of source and load impedances
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

unconditionally-stable: transistor or integrated-circuit amplifier in which oscillations will not occur for any combination of source and load impedances
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

unconditioned: 2)an inborn reflex common to all members of a species
Category: Medicine

unconditioned: protective garment aimed at extending the wearer`s exposure time and which can be used to protect the whole body
Category: Medicine

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