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accumulated: net income retained and not paid out in dividends or dissipated by subsequent losses
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

accumulated: account in which the accumulated losses are recorded
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

accumulated: a stochastic process derived from the cumulated sum of random variables
Category: Mathematics

accumulated: the graduation of a grouped frequency distribution provides,for each grouping interval,a 'theoretical' or 'expected' frequency.The difference of this quantity and the observed quantity taken with regard to sign and cumulated for increasing values of the variates starting from the least,is called the accumulated deviation
Category: Mathematics

accumulated: the tax on profits accumulated over a fixed reserves level,taken with the purpose of cutting intents of non-distribution of the real profits between shareholders and avoiding income tax
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

accumulated: for a given period, sum of the departures of temperature (daily mean temperatures or others) from a reference temperature.
Category: The cosmos

accumulated: the total depreciation expense of an asset accrued from the date of purchase to the present
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

accumulated: Value of pension plan contributions including interest credits at any given date.
Category: Insurance

accumulating: an antiblocking contact to a semiconductor in which current flow results in an increase of minority carrier density in the vicinity of the contact
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

accumulating: a friendly society providing sickness benefits at a rate of contribution according to age at entry,calculated to provide enough revenue to accumulate a fund destined to meet the higher cost of claims in the later years of a membership
Category: Insurance

accumulation: an increase of the concentration of a substance in soil due to the fact that the substance input is larger than the substance output.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

accumulation: 1)Environment: deposition, over time, and gradual increase of pollutants and noxious substances in the atmosphere, in water and on the earth; 2)Biology: gradual deposition of harmful substances in plants, man and animals, due to frequent ingestion, exposure and insufficient elimination
Category: Management in the public and private sector

accumulation: quantity of snow or any other form of water in the solid state which is added to a glacier or snow-field by alimentation.
Category: The cosmos

accumulative: All the area served downstream of a given section of the canal,the supply of which must pass through this section
Category: Building industry

accumulative: progressive totals at end of each reach of the escaing power from the first reach downstream.The design section must make provision for this discharge in addition to calculated theoretical discharge
Category: Building industry

accumulative: a mechanical system in push-button switches such that any number of buttons will remain operated until a separate cancelling button is operated
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

accumulator: a device for maintaining constant tension in a moving wire or for accomodating the build-up of wire in a continuous line when a pay-off or a take-up is stopped for reel or spool changing
Category: Iron and steel industries

accumulator: A device that stores hydraulic,pneumatic or electrical energy for subsequent use
Category: Management in the public and private sector

accumulator: a vessel located on the low side of a refrigeration system to provide a body of liquid which can be circulated to a flooded system,or used to reduce pulsations
Category: Mechanical engineering

accumulator: a computing device which records the cumulative total of signals input
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

accumulator: a register in which the result of an operation is formed
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

accumulator: a vessel to collect a gas or liquid,usually for temporary storage,and used as standby equipment in the event of a demand exceeding the capacity of the feeding system
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

adder-accumulator: in some systems,the adder is a 4-bit parallel binary adder with an internally connected carry for implementing precision arithmetic operations
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

alpha-accumulation: an accumulation of a constituent, or constituents formed by generation
Category: Botany and zoology

bioaccumulation: Process by which some environmental contaminant becomes concentrated in exposed organisms
Category: Medicine

bioaccumulation: process by which the amount of a substance in a living organism(or its parts increases with the time
Category: General

caecum: The blind pouch in which the large intestine begins and into which the ileum opens from one side(2).
Category: Medicine

circumaural: an earphone having a cavity large enough to cover the region of the head including the ear
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

circumpacific: the known seismic faults along the eastern and western shores of the Pacific ocean, causing earthquakes and tsunamis in most of the countries concerned
Category: Management in the public and private sector

circumpacific: the circumpacific and Indonesian belts of volcanoes correspond with zone of active orogeny
Category: The cosmos

cucumber: cool and moist due to their high water content.'Cukes' belong to the same family as pumpkins,zucchini,watermelon and other squashes.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

cucumber: flavour produced when an oil is hermetically packed for too long,particularly in tin containers,and which is attributed to the formation of 2,6 nonadienal
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

cum: to sell shares with rights means that the purchaser at the same time is entitled to subscribe for a new issue
Category: Standards, measures and testing

cum: the situation where the purchaser of a bond is entitled to receive the next interest payment
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

cumulant: the cumulants are constants of a frequency distribution defined in terms of the moments by the identity in t
Category: Mathematics

cumulated: a histogram in which the value of each data variable is superposed to determine the magnitude of the bar in relation to the y-axis
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

cumulative: usually used in connection with preference shares,where the share carries the right to receive arrears of dividend before any other dividends are paid on lower ranking stocks
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

cumulative: the volume of water corresponding to the flow which passes a given cross-section of a watercourse during a given period of time
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

cumulative: a legacy which is to take effect in addition to another disposition whether by the same or another instrument, in favour of the same party.
Category: Law

cumulative: thesum of all doses received during working hours by an exposed worker from known sources, with the exception of dose due to natural background radiation and to medical examination and treatment
Category: Medicine

cumulative: the sum of all dose equivalents for an organ or the body of an individual,up to a specified date
Category: Medicine

cumulative: The total dose resulting from repeated exposures
Category: Physics

cumulative: an error which,in the course of the cumulation of a set of observations,does not tend to zero
Category: Mathematics

cumulative: an index showing all items appearing in a number of separate indexes
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

cumulative: an index to a periodical that combines new entries with those of one or more earlier indexes to the same periodical
Category: Documentation and information

cumulative: a cumulative error is an error which in addition to being systematic is also unidirectional and therefore accumulates in a system
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

cumulative: the accumulative increase by summation of the effects of an external agent on an individual or society
Category: Management in the public and private sector

cumulative: one of the -- of air pollution (along with smoking and disease) is the progressive destruction of these balloons, and...we loose some of our lung reserve.
Category: Environment

cumulative: the total summation of runoff over a specified period of time.Successive summations are frequently plotted against time
Category: The cosmos

cumulative: occurs when repeated doses of a toxic substance or harmful radiation summate to give an enhanced effect
Category: General

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