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abandoned: A well not in use because it was a dry hole originally,or because it has ceased to produce.Statutes and regulations in many states require the plugging of abandoned wells to prevent the seepage of oil,gas or water from one stratum to another.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

abandoned: a call attempt aborted by the calling party
Category: News-systems and communications

abandoned: Part of a stream channel naturally or artificially separated from the active stream.
Category: The cosmos

abandonned: a call during which the calling station goes on-hook prior to being answered
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

aborted: termination of the start procedures in a gas turbine engine
Category: Mechanical engineering

aborted: the interruption or removal of the initial signal or input power before the time period has been completed
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

aborted: the stopway is...designated by the airport authorities for use in decelerating the airplane during an --.
Category: Transport

abraded: A continuous-filament yarn that has been subjected to abrading action,generally to provide it with the hairiness characteristic of a staple-fibre yarn.
Category: Various industries and crafts

abridged: a)extracts from or summaries of a text chosen and presented in such a way as to give an abbreviated overall picture b)non-evaluative content of a document,which includes the essential data and is intended substitude for reading the original
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

abridged: a shortened version of a work,retaining the essential character and theme of the original
Category: Printing and publishing

abridged: for arch dams it is used for preliminary design work by making use of tables and curves for determining deflections of arches.Modified assumptions are made with regard to foundation in this analysis which neglect(i)differences in elasticity of rock and concrete,(ii)the angle which the plane of the abutment makes with a vertical plane,and(iii)certain secondary effects
Category: Building industry

absorbed: quantity of a polluting substance, drug or radiation taken up by a person, a community or the environment
Category: Management in the public and private sector

absorbed: the quotient d epsilon/dm,where d epsilon is the energy imparted to matter by ionising radiation in a suitably small element of volume of mass dm
Category: Physics

absorbed: the rate or averaged rate of flow of energy of vibration entering the human body
Category: Environment

absorbed: power absorbed at the drive shaft of the pump at a given instant or under given load conditions
Category: Mechanical engineering

absorbed: the rate of flow of energy of vibration entering the human body
Category: Medicine

absorbed: the voltage which is absorbed by a transductor in a circuit
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

absorbed: the increment of absorbed dose dD during a suitably small interval of time dt divided by that interval of time
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

absorbed: the maximum absorbed dose within a 30 cm diameter sphere centred at this point and consisting of material equivalent to soft tissue with a density of 1 g cm-3
Category: Medicine

absorbed: absorbed dose of radiation or corpuscular emission is the energy imparted to matter by ionizing particles,par unit mass of the irradiated material at the place of interest.
Category: Physics

abstracted: an abstracted form of a lumped model for a semiconductor process,in which assumptions of space-charge neutrality and of low-level operation enable considerable simplification to be made
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

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

accented: a vowel bearing an accent or symbol on top of it or below it,to change or indicate its pronunciation
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

accentuated: the process whereby all the picture elements of the original document which have a luminance less than a specified intermediate value are transmitted as nominal black and all those with a luminance greater than that value as nominal white
Category: News-systems and communications

accepted: an interference which has been agreed upon between two or more administrations without prejudice to other administrations
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

access-oriented: programming method based on the use of probes that trigger new computations when data are changed or read
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

accident-protected: flight recorder meeting mandatory requirements intended to ensure accurate playback after any crash
Category: Transport

accreditation: 1)the procedure for accepting an IT system for use within a particular environment;2)the procedure for recognising both the technical competence and the impartiality of a test laboratory to carry out its associated tasks
Category: General

accreditation: Official authorization to cover an event.The process of granting such authorization.
Category: General

Accreditation: a) the procedure for accepting an IT system for use within a particular environment; b) the procedure for recognising both the technical competence and the impartiality of a test laboratory to carry out its associated tasks
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

accredited: testing laboratory to which accreditation has been granted
Category: Standards, measures and testing

accredited: test report that includes a statement by the testing laboratory that it is accredited for the test reported aénd that the test has been performed in accordance with the conditions prescribed by the accreditation body
Category: Standards, measures and testing

accredited: (here:)person or organization independent of the company being verified,who has obtained accreditation,in line with...
Category: The European Communities

accredited: A person designated by a State,on the basis of his or her qualifications,for the purpose of participating in an investigation conducted by another State.
Category: Law

accredited: to.
Category: Politics

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

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