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acknowledge: a transmission made by a receiving station to indicate that a message has been satisfactorily received
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

acknowledged: technical provision acknowledged by a majority of representative experts as reflecting the state of the art
Category: Technical and industry in general

acknowledgement: a function of the(N)-layer which allows a receiving(N)-entity to inform a sending(N)-entity of the receipt of an(N)-protocol-data-unit
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

acknowledgement: a transmission made by a receiving station to indicate that a message has been satisfactorily received
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

auto-acknowledgement: the automatic origination of receipt notifications(RN),by the interpersonal message system(IPMS),on the user`s behalf
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

block-acknowledged: a cyclic counter provided within the signalling terminal to count the number of blocks acknowledged as received at the distant end
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

dredge: a vessel or floating structure equipped with excavating machinery employed in deepening channels and harbours,and removing submarine obstructions
Category: Transport

dredge: an apparatus usually in the form of an oblong iron frame with an attached bag net
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

dredger: a vessel or floating structure equipped with excavating machinery employed in deepening channels and harbours,and removing submarine obstructions
Category: Transport

dredger: A fishing vessel which employs a dredge for collecting shellfish from the seabed.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

edge: Narrow laces used for trimming,with one edge straight and the other usually scalloped or indented.
Category: Various industries and crafts

edge: the more or less well-defined boundary between two or more elements of the environment
Category: Botany and zoology

edge: the limit of allowed states in the energy spectrum of a semiconductor or insulator
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

edge: either narrow side,i.e.surface,of square-cut timber,as distinct from the faces
Category: Various industries and crafts

edge: the full-length piece of steel built into the running -- of the ski to provide bite on the snow when the ski is edged, and to resist wear or damage.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

edger: a machine used to saw or plane the edges of narrow pieces of veneer before splicing
Category: Various industries and crafts

edger: that part of the die used to distribute the metal in the proportion necessary to fill the die impression
Category: Iron and steel industries

edgewise: in the direction of the edge
Category: Transport

Edgeworth: a method for representing certain skew frequency distributions.It is based upon an expansion in terms of the normal distribution and its derivatives and is very similar to the Gram-Charlier series
Category: Mathematics

full-fledged: ..according to the NIAAA, about one in ten of the 95 million Americans who drink is now either a -- or at least a problem drinker..0422..
Category: Medicine

hedge: row of shrubs or low trees planted together
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

hedge: a protective manoeuvre often involving the use of options or other derivative products designed to reduce the risk of loss from short-term price fluctuations
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

hedgehogs: family of the order Insectivora
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

hedgerow: A hedge of shrubs or low trees growing along a bank,esp.one bordering a field or lane.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

hedgers: acts as described under hedging; a hedger is not a speculator, since by means of the futures market he seeks to eliminate the speculative element from his transactions
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

kedge: One or more anchors carried in addition to the main,or bower,anchors and usually stowed aft.A kedge may be dropped while the ship is underway,or carried out in a suitable direction by a tender or ship`s boat,to enable the ship to be winched off if aground,or swung into a particular heading,or even to be held steady against a tidal or other stream.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

knowledge: in artificial intelligence, information used by experts to solve problems; 2)facts, beliefs and heuristic rules; 3)objects, assertions and definitions, concepts, relations, theorems and rewriting rules, performance knowledge, heuristic rules, metaknowledge
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

knowledge-based: prototypical advanced software development tool within PCTE which uses techniques from intelligent knowledge based systems; it uses the notion of programming cliches as the basis of its formalism for representing programming knowledge
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

knowledge-based: software package that aims at providing a friendly and knowledgeable user interface to databases,using and extending techniques from knowledge engineering,logic programming and database technology
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

knowledge-based: a computer program whose function it is to generate natural language summaries from computer data bases
Category: General

knowledge-based: approach to language production in which the language generation task is considered within the broader context of the representation and application of conceptual and linguistic knowledge.It facilitates the interaction of linguistic and conceptual knowledge in language processing
Category: General

ledge: a shelf-like projection, on the side of a rock or mountain; under-water, a ridge of rocks near the shore
Category: The cosmos

ledge: raised or projecting edge or molding on a piece
Category: Transport

ledge: a stratum in the ionosphere within which the gradient of ionisation density with respect to height decreases and then increases but without becoming negative
Category: News-systems and communications

ledge: a loose term meaning hard rock underlying gravel or other loose surface soil.
Category: Building industry

ledger: an edgeways standing horizontal member supported on posts; it constitutes a structural member in formwork
Category: Various industries and crafts

ledger: a horizontal pole or member lashed or otherwise fastened across the standards in a scaffold
Category: Building industry

ledger: an EDIFACT message which deals with the communication of accounting ledgers between an organisation and whoever may use them for the purpose of accounting, auditing, cost accounting, consolidation, financial analysis, etc.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

ledger: wood member laid on the ground to receive floor joists.
Category: Building industry

metaknowledge: knowledge in an expert system about how the system operates or reasons,such as knowledge about the use and control of domain knowledge
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

pledge: a corporeal right to a chattel given by a debtor to a creditor and enabling the latter to enjoy priority in demanding settlement of the debt
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

seizing-acknowledgement: a line signal sent to the outgoing exchange to indicate the transition of the equipment at the incoming end from idle to busy.Receipt of the seizing-acknowledgement signal at the outgoing end terminates seizure of the circuit
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

self-knowledge: KIWI User Interface expert that handles the KIWI knowledge about itself
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

selvedge: the outer edge of a metal strip remaining as scrap after the blanking of a workpiece
Category: Iron and steel industries

Unacknowledged: an alarm which has not yet been resolved or acknowledged and which has been followed by another alarm which is now ON
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

unacknowledged: for the purposes of the logical link control protocol: service, in which protocol data units (PDU`s) are exchanged between logical link control (LLC) entities without the need to establish a data link connection; there is no need for acknowledgement, flow control or error control
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

unedged: of timber sawn or hewn from the log with parallel faces but the edges left uncut,i.e.naturally rounded
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

wedge: a) lack of parallelism of the faces of cast glass caused by faulty alignment or deformation of the casting rollers, or else by faulty alignment of the grinding heads; b) local lack of parallelism of the surfaces of the glass which causes the deviation of a light ray. If the lack of parallelism varies from point to point the resulting lens effect causes distorted vision
Category: Various industries and crafts

wedge: generally thin discs or other pieces of specified thickness.They are used singly or in combination for final adjustments,which may be necessary,e.g.in order to compensate wear.
Category: Mechanical engineering

wedge: a chart pattern similar in terms of shape and time development to the symmetrical triangle.The most noticeable feature of the wedge formation is it has a slant which is usually against the prevailing trend.Therefore,falling wedges are considered bullish and rising wedges are considered bearish
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

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