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dura: the outermost tough member of three meninges covering the brain, the spinal cord, and the optic nerve
Category: Medicine

durability: a) the capacity of wood to last, i.e. to perform its functions, in service, with particular reference to decay (when termed decay resistance) rather than animal attack (e.g. termite resistance, Teredo resistance) or resistance to weathering. May be directly related to exposure; b) (gluing) the ability of an adhesive to maintain an adequate bond under the conditions of service that the joint has to withstand
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

durability: a measure of the resistance of a material to wear and physico-chemical change under specified conditions of use and/or storage
Category: Standards, measures and testing

durability: resistance of lining to weathering,chemical attack and wearing
Category: Building industry

durability: retention of the properties inherent in warmed-up clay.Durability is determined by the temperature that brings about the loss of the water of constitution.The clay-regenerating content of a sand is hence directly related to durability
Category: Iron and steel industries

durable: Any type of finish reasonably resistant to normal usage,washing,and/or dry-cleaning.
Category: Various industries and crafts

durable: any consumer goods which have an anticipated useful life and which are intended to be used over a period of time rather than immediately consumed
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

durable: any goods consumed by the households which have an anticipated useful life and which are intended to be used over a period of time rather than immediately consumed
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

dural: a structural alloy of aluminium with 3-5 per cent of copper and small amounts of magnesium (0.2-0.75 per cent) and manganese (0.4-1 per cent),used for airplane parts and in other structural constructions; aluminium-copper-magnesium-manganese alloy
Category: Building industry

duralumin: a structural alloy of aluminium with 3-5 per cent of copper and small amounts of magnesium (0.2-0.75 per cent) and manganese (0.4-1 per cent),used for airplane parts and in other structural constructions; aluminium-copper-magnesium-manganese alloy
Category: Building industry

duration: the weighted average maturity of all cash flows(inclusive of principal repayments)resulting from an investment or category of investments,the weighting to be given to each cash flow being the relative contribution of its present value to the total current market value of such investment or category of investments
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

duration: In wave forecasting,the length of time the wind blows in essentially the same direction over the fetch(generating area)
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

duration: the number of weeks in which payments were received by an individual(actual),or qualified for(potential),for each program.Average duration is defined as the number of weeks paid per program in a 12-month period,divided by the number of first payments received in that program during that period
Category: Statistics

duration: a measure of the timing of the cash flows to be received from a security
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

duration: the time which must elapse before the amount of a security becomes due for payment
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

endurance: number of cycles to failure under given conditions,generally stated as decimal fraction or multiples of 10**6.The criterion of failure is either the occurrence of a visible fatigue crack or complete failure.Plastic deformation may also be adopted to determine the end of the test
Category: Iron and steel industries

endurance: the capacity of a material to withstand a fatigue test
Category: Technical and industry in general

endurance: the length of time that an aircraft can remain in flight without refuelling. Maximum -- is obtained under the conditions when least power is required for forizontal flight.
Category: Transport

honduran: inhabitant of Honduras
Category: The cosmos

long-duration: a type of live loading applied over a long period
Category: Mechanical engineering

non-durable: those goods consumed by households which are subject to death,destruction,or especially rapid decay or deterioration(as of foodstuffs)e.g.-such as diary products,meats and fruits
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

non-procedural: very high level programming language that allows the user to express the solution to a problem in a form other than an explicit algorithm
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

procedural: a somewhat vague phrase denoting bias in a sampling inquiry attributable to the procedure followed in obtaining the information,as distinct from bias due to the use of inferior methods of estimation on the data when obtained
Category: Statistics

procedural: information about courses of action; knowledge about what to do in a specific situation
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

procedural: the party is impeded by procedural obstacles
Category: Law

procedural: kind of reasoning which uses simulation to answer questions and solve problems
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

procedural: in a frame-based method:the process of adding or removing values from the slots which can activate procedures(self-contained pieces of code)attached to the slots.These procedures may then modify values in other slots,continuing the process until the desired goal is achieved
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

procedural: style of programming which consists of designing a program as a set of procedures,manipulating anonymous data structures
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

procedural: a memory of rules of action and procedures
Category: Medicine

procedural: a surfacing control that creates maps based on values entered by the user. Maps created by procedural shaders can be used on any surfacing parameter - diffuse colour, specular reflection, luminosity, transparency, etc. - in just the same manner that bitmaps created outside the application can be used
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

procedural: a method of airspace control which relies on a combination of previously agreed and promulgated orders and procedures
Category: Defense

procedural: a function that takes either a 2D texture coordinate or a 3D world coordinates as input, and returns a texture value (either a colour for a pattern map or a normal for a bump map)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

procedural: a nonlinear representation of plans used by a hierarchical planning system called KAMP.It can be thought as a two-dimensional data structure.The horizontal dimension is a temporal one,reflecting the partial ordering among the actions.The vertical dimension is one of abstraction,where goals and abstract actions are refined into sentences of low-level actions that can be performed directly by the agent
Category: General

procedural: a special type of pattern map that dynamically calls a procedural texture function to compute a perturbed surface normal rather than performing a lookup into a stored image
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

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