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alkekengy: fruit of Physalis alkekengi or Physalis pubescens
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

Bekesy: it gives an automatic record of the audiogram.The only instructions which the subject needs to receive are that a switch should be pressed as long as a tone is heard,and if no tone is heard the switch should be released
Category: Medicine

bi-weekly: occurring or appearing at intervals of two weeks; fortnightly.
Category: Language and literature

Bishkek: capital of Kyrgyzstan
Category: The cosmos

Bochdalek: 2)a fold of mucous membrane at the punctum of the lacrimal canaliculus
Category: Medicine

cheek: part of moulding box without bars used: either to obtain a part of mould between two joints in the case of multiple joint moulds; or to increase the height of a part of a moulding box or of another cheek on which it is fastened
Category: Iron and steel industries

cheek: a lateral side of any mass, structure, or opening.
Category: Building industry

cheek: one of the two sides or framing of a block
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

cheek: projector spools take still greater lengths of film...and the metal ends (or -- in the case) are usually only frames.
Category: General

creek: very small gulf
Category: The cosmos

dekad: period of ten consecutive days sometimes used in the study of one or several meteorological elements.
Category: The cosmos

ek: a business communication system that uses multibutton telephone sets for directly viewing the status of and accessing central office trunks or other internal stations but performs switching functions through a centralised microprocessor-controlled unit
Category: News-systems and communications

eko: a system developed by DSC which runs in each of the Z8000 processors used in the EMX 2500 and which is in charge of all interprocessor and intraprocessor messages,manages processor resources,and schedules all tasks
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

EKTS: a generic term indicating key telephones with built-in microprocessors which allow access to PBX-like features as well as access to multiple CO lines,using 2 to 4 pair wiring
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

eureka: a project that gathers nine European countries and developed numerous tests in an abandoned mine gallery in Norway in 1992: I-Operation, Maintenance, Management; II-Pollution, Environment, Ventilation; III-Traffic and Geometry - Safety; IV-The transport of hazardous materials through road tunnels; V-Fire and smoke control
Category: Transport

eureka: a ground beacon responding to Rebecca radar homing and a distance-measuring system
Category: News-systems and communications

gatekeeper: gatehouse: any house connected with a gate, as a --`s lodge
Category: Building industry

gatekeeper: referees on the course to confirm racer`s successful passage of the course.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

geek: a carnival performer often billed as wild man whose act usu. includes biting the head off a live chicken or suake.
Category: General

Greek: inhabitant of Greece
Category: The cosmos

greeking: a simplified display of the text layout,with lines or another series of symbols instead of the words,in order to give a quick overall view of the layout
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

housekeep: Netherlands, Agricultural University, Wageningen: Problem-oriented study of how people live in their everyday environment or household; how this is influenced by economic, social, technological and political developments; how households in turn influence society; and how scientific knowledge can be applied to solving problems in the home. Could also be called `domestic science`, but Wageningen prefers `home economics
Category: Economics

housekeep: routines which directly contribute to the successful operation of a system but which are not directly concerned with the solution of a problem
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

housekeep: operations required for file maintenance such as sorting,merging,and editing
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

housekeep: an operation that facilitates the execution of a computer program without making a direct contribution
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

housekeep: the signals which are added to a digital signal to enable the equipment associated with that digital signal to function correctly,and possibly to provide ancillary facilities
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

housekeep: an y of the genes that are active in all cell types; they produce rare to moderately abundant messenger RNA`s, as opposed to tissue-specifically expressed genes
Category: Medicine

housekeep: the use of telemetering for the transmission of results of measurements made in a spacecraft relating exclusively to the functioning of the spacecraft.Télémesure donnant des renseignements sur le comportement d`un engin spatial et de ses équipements,à l`exclusion d`informations d`origine extérieure
Category: News-systems and communications

housekeep: the care or management of domestic concerns: the management of a house and home affairs....--service de l`entretien ménager à l`hôtel Sheraton Mont-Royal
Category: Domestic economy

housekeep: the elements within an electronic programme guide (EPG) transmission that are essential to its operation but which do not form part of the programme database
Category: General

housekeep: the housekeeping department has two main functions,namely,to keep the building clean and,in all but large hospitals,to control the linen supply
Category: Medicine

housekeeping: Netherlands, Agricultural University, Wageningen: Problem-oriented study of how people live in their everyday environment or household; how this is influenced by economic, social, technological and political developments; how households in turn influence society; and how scientific knowledge can be applied to solving problems in the home. Could also be called `domestic science`, but Wageningen prefers `home economics
Category: Economics

housekeeping: routines which directly contribute to the successful operation of a system but which are not directly concerned with the solution of a problem
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

housekeeping: the care or management of domestic concerns: the management of a house and home affairs....--service de l`entretien ménager à l`hôtel Sheraton Mont-Royal
Category: Domestic economy

information-seeking: the behaviour of an individual to get some information fulfilling his subjective information needs
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

jobseekers: requirements for social assistance benefit claimants to apply for and accept jobs, undergo training, etc.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

kek: key held for long periodes of time and used exclusively for the transmission of per-association keys
Category: General

leek: looking like a giant scallion,the leek is related to both garlic and the onion even though its flavor and fragrance are milder and more subtle.Because they`re so sweet,leeks are often cooked and served as a side vegetable
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

lek: currency of Albania
Category: The cosmos

Mekydro: a special four-gear hydromechanical transmission for rail cars
Category: Mechanical engineering

nekhla: the female date palm
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

nekton: nekton: organisms that swim actively in the water
Category: Botany and zoology

peek-a-boo: card with small holes drilled at intersections of coordinates(column and row designates)to represent document numbers
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

peke: a breed of cats recognized only in the United States in the --
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

Pollaczek-Spitzer: an important theorem on the distribution of the maxima of successive sums of random variables,due to Pollaczek(1952)and Spitzer(1956)
Category: Statistics

ramekin: a small baking dish holding only one portion.
Category: Domestic economy

sleek: metal tool used to smooth the sand of the mould
Category: Iron and steel industries

sleek: fine scratch,finer than block rake,caused by a grain or aggregate of grains of the polishing agent
Category: Various industries and crafts

sleek: very fine scratch caused by tiny abrasive particles present in the rouge or held in the felt,or else particles of dried rouge on the felt
Category: Various industries and crafts

sleek: to remove,using a sleeker,any roughness from the surface of the mould cavity
Category: Iron and steel industries

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