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  • abelian: a Boolean group is a (additive) -- in which every element has order 2.
    Category: Mathematics

  • ameliorating: a changeable condition which prevents the consequence of a failure or accident from becoming as bad as it otherwise would
    Category: Medicine

  • amelioration: addition of sweetening agents,acids or water(or all three)to must or wine to correct natural deficiences.Such additions are limited or prohibited by law depending on the country
    Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

  • AND-parallelism: a method in logic programming which involves the simultaneous execution of subgoals in a clause and attempts to achieve increased speed by investigating the subparts of a particular solution in parallel
    Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

  • anthelion: pure white, rounded spot, but sometimes iridescent or surrounded by coloured rings or arcs, which appears on very rare occasions opposite the Sun and at the same height above the horizon.
    Category: The cosmos

  • aphelia: of nearly half of the short-period comets correspond closely to Jupiter`s orbit.
    Category: The cosmos

  • aphelion: that point in the orbit of a planet which is farthest from the sun
    Category: The cosmos

  • bakelite: bakelite is a thermosetting phenol formaldehyde
    Category: The chemical industry

  • bas-relief: sculptural relief in which projection from the surrounding surface is slight
    Category: General

  • baseline: the line joining the two points between which electrical phase or time is compared in determining navigational co-ordinates
    Category: Electrical engineering and energy

  • baseline: primary horizontal reference line for character alignment and measurement of vertical distances
    Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

  • baseline: a specification or product that has been formally reviewed and agreed upon,that thereafter serves as the basis for further development,and that can be changed only through formal change control procedures
    Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

  • baseline: a line between two datum points very accurately known
    Category: The cosmos

  • Belizean: inhabitant of Belize
    Category: The cosmos

  • berkelium: a radioactive metallic element discovered by bombarding américium 241 with helium ious-symbol Bk.
    Category: Chemistry

  • berkelium: chemical element:atomic number 97
    Category: Chemistry

  • camelidae: small family of ruminant mammals of the order Artiodactyla comprising camels and lamas
    Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

  • canceling: an order that deletes a customer`s previous order
    Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

  • caramelise: the product obtained exclusively from the controlled heating of sucrose without bases, mineral acids or other chemical additives
    Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

  • caramelised: the product obtained exclusively from the controlled heating of sucrose without bases, mineral acids or other chemical additives
    Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

  • caramelize: to cook white granulated sugar with a small amount of water until it turns into a nut-brown-colored syrup; used either to line a dessert mold or to add flavor or color to a mixture.
    Category: Domestic economy

  • centreline: flush lights at 50 ft(15 m)intervals,terminating 75 ft(23 m)from each threshold
    Category: News-systems and communications

  • Channeling: the formation of vertical channels of high permeability or even complete voids in the stockcolumn of a blast furnace,through which a large proportion of the gases will flow at high velocity(BF irregularity)
    Category: Iron and steel industries

  • channeling: voids in shoulder area between buffed surface and new tread
    Category: Various industries and crafts

  • channelisation: the division of a larger capacity channel into a number of smaller channels for use by multiple functions
    Category: Electrical engineering and energy

  • channelization: The separation or regulation of conflicting traffic movements into definite paths of travel by use of pavement markings, raised islands, or other suitable means to facilitate the safe and orderly movement of traffic, both vehicular and pedestrian. ( Highway Capacity Manual, 65, p. 12)
    Category: Transport

  • channelization: the use of islands and carriageway marking to direct traffic movement
    Category: Building industry

  • channelization: The widening,deepening or straightening of a natural stream in order to improve navigability or accelerate the passage of flood peaks.
    Category: Building industry

  • channelizing: the process of subdividing wideband transmission facilities for the purpose of putting many different circuits,requiring comparatively narrow bandwidths,on a single wideband facility
    Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

  • coelin: a synthetic pigment consisting of cobalt stannate,often in a mixture with calcium sulfate or silica.It is used in artists paints
    Category: The chemical industry

  • cornelian: a chalcedony that has a clear deep red,flesh red,or reddish white color.Formerly called carnelian
    Category: Various industries and crafts

  • dandelion: a member of the sunflower family,the green leaves are picked before yellow dandelion flowers develop.They have slightly bitter taste,similar to chicory and are eaten mostly raw in salads
    Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

  • deliberate: a threat of a person or persons to damage consciously and willingly the computer system
    Category: General

  • deliberate: any intentional introduction into the environment of a GMO or a combination of GMOs without provisions for containment such as physical barriers or a combination of physical barriers together with chemical and/or biological barriers used to limit their contact with the general population and the environment
    Category: Medicine

  • deliberate: a type of offensive action characterized by preplanned co-ordinatd employment of firepower and manoeuvre to close with and destroy or capture the enemy
    Category: Defense

  • deliberate: a defence normally organized when out of contact with the enemy or when contact with the enemy is not imminent and time for organization is available.It normally includes an extensive fortified zone incorporating pillboxes,forts,and communications systems
    Category: Defense

  • deliberate: a crossing of a river or stream that requires extensive planning and detailled preparation
    Category: Defense

  • deliberate: the creation of a lane through a minefield or a clear route through a barrier or fortification,which is systematically planned and carried out
    Category: Defense

  • deliberation: Discussion held in the Federal Chambers according to a certain procedure.
    Category: Law

  • delicate: term applied to the flavour and aroma of some fine wines.A delicate wine il light well-balanced and soft
    Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

  • delicatessen: ready-to-eat food products (as cooked or processed meats, cheeses, prepared salads, canned foods, preserves, relishes).
    Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

  • delignification: the removal of part or all of the lignin from wood or other plant material by chemical treatment
    Category: Various industries and crafts

  • Delimitation: determining the limits of the statistical study
    Category: Statistics

  • delimited: a file,usually converted in some output format,showing conventional marks or symbols at the beginning and at the end of all its field contents
    Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

  • delimited: a p-n junction of limited area made in a desired region of a semiconductor piece by selective diffusion
    Category: Electrical engineering and energy

  • delimiter: a character that limits a string of characters,and therefore cannot be a member of the string
    Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

  • delineator: marker post with a retroreflective device
    Category: Transport

  • delinquent: a taxpayer who is in default and who owes an amount of unpaid tax to the tax authority
    Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

  • délire: fear of germs, or contamination or dirt
    Category: Medicine

  • delirium: temporary state of mental confusion because of active uncontrolled imagination and faulty judgment.Among the causes are intaxications.
    Category: Medicine



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