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cause-effect: relation between concepts linked by caused dependance
Category: Documentation and information

cause-effect-relation: relation between concepts linked by caused dependance
Category: Documentation and information

cost-effectivenes: the ratio of costs(generally at present value and generally measured as social costs)to some physical measure of output
Category: Economics

cost-effectivenes: the analysis of the ratio of the costs of a system to the effectiveness of the system
Category: Economics

dose-effect: a graph expressing the dose-effect relation,i.e.the correlation between dose and the magnitude of effect in a specified proportion of the population
Category: Medicine

dose-effect: a mathematical formulation of the way the effect(or biological response)depends on dose
Category: Statistics

effect: a biological change caused by exposure to a dose of a stipulated input
Category: Environment

effect: the result of an action or condition
Category: Medicine

effecting: pathway going from thalamus to sensory cortex
Category: Medicine

effective: the time needed for the quantity of a given radionuclide in the body to be reduced by half, either through loss of radioactivity or by biological elimination; -DDMG
Category: Management in the public and private sector

effective: that portion of the elapsed time,excluding the check time,during which the worker is engaged in the proper performance of a prescribed job
Category: Labour

effective: the ratio of two similar quantities,real or complex,measured respectively at the output and input of the network
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

effective: the ratio of the available power at the terminals of a receiving antenna to the power flux density of a plane wave incident on the antenna from that direction,the wave being polarisation matched to the antenna
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

effective: in quality control,a unit which reaches the prescribed standards and is therefore not rejected,in contrast to an defective unit
Category: Mathematics

effective: a representation of the effect of spatially periodic forces on the motion of a charge packet,considered as a particle
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

effective: the weighted mean of the average doses in the various organs or tissues
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

effective: the effective date of your initial claim is the Sunday prior to the day that you first file your claim for unemployment insurance
Category: Statistics

effective: in an interest rate swap,the date the swap begins accruing interest
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

effective: that part of the pile which is above the substrate and which can be separated from it by shearing
Category: Various industries and crafts

effective: the span of a hypothetical wing of elliptical planform having an aspect ratio equal to the aspect ratio of the actual wing
Category: Transport

effectively: intentionally connected to earth through a ground connection or connections of sufficiently low impedance and having sufficient current-carrying capacity to prevent the build-up of voltages that may result in undue hazards to connect equipment or to persons
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

effectively: an output circuit without contacts which has a resistance lower than a specified value
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

effectively: an output circuit without contacts which has a resistance higher than a specified value
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

effectively: the signals at a particular frequency when the nominal overall loss at that frequency does not exceed the nominal overall loss at 800 Hz by more than 4.3 dB
Category: News-systems and communications

effectivenes: extent to which the stated objectives have been attained in a cost-effective way
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

effectivenes: a property of a target of evaluation representing how well it provides security in the context of its actual or proposed operational use
Category: General

effectivenes: the extent to which a component or system fulfils its function
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

effectivenes: quantified criteria for cost-effectiveness analysis
Category: Economics

effectivenes: factors indicating the effectiveness of a system
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

effectivenes: fraction of precipitation used by vegetation. It depends on the fraction of liquid water absorbed by the soil and made available to the plant roots.
Category: The cosmos

effectivenes: a property of a Target of Evaluation representing how well it provides security in the context of its actual or proposed operational use
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

effectivenes: the probability of benefit to individuals in a defined population from a medical technology applied for a given medical problem under average or actual conditions of use
Category: Botany and zoology

effectivenes: the category of research efforts aimed at broadly identifying effective technologies and practices, and developing and refining methods to support the identification of effective care
Category: Botany and zoology

effectiveness: extent to which the stated objectives have been attained in a cost-effective way
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

effectiveness: a property of a target of evaluation representing how well it provides security in the context of its actual or proposed operational use
Category: General

effectiveness: the extent to which a component or system fulfils its function
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

effectiveness: a property of a Target of Evaluation representing how well it provides security in the context of its actual or proposed operational use
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

effectiveness: the probability of benefit to individuals in a defined population from a medical technology applied for a given medical problem under average or actual conditions of use
Category: Botany and zoology

effector: a device used to produce a desired change in an object in response to its input energy
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

effector: any device used to manoeuvre a rocket in flight,such as an aerodynamic surface,a gimballed motor,or a jet
Category: Defense

effector: it is often an enzyme that converts an inactive precursor molecule into an active second messenger
Category: Medicine

effects: According to this doctrine, domestic competition laws are applicable to foreign firms - but also to domestic firms located outside the state`s territory, when their behaviour or transactions produce an 'effect' within the domestic territory. The 'nationality' of firms is irrelevant for the purposes of antitrust enforcement and the effects doctrine covers all firms irrespective of their nationality. The 'effects doctrine' was embraced by the Court of First Instance in Gencor when stating that the application of the Merger Regulation to a merger between companies located outside EU territory 'is justified under public international law when it is foreseeable that a proposed concentration will have an immediate and substantial effect in the Community.'
Category: The European Communities

end-effector: an actuator,gripper,or mechanical device attached to the wrist of a manipulator by which objects can be grasped or otherwise acted upon
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

ineffective: that portion of the elapsed time,excluding the check time,spent on any activity that is not a specified part of a job
Category: Labour

ineffective: time in which the equipment is not working due to operating delays or idle time
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

simulated-field-effect: a field-effect device in which two junction field-effect transistors of a complementary nature are formed in a single substrate with the establishment of interconnections from channel-ends to gate-regions
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

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