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affect: the conscious subjective aspect of an emotion considered apart from bodily changes.
Category: Medicine

affected: arid,semi-arid and/or dry sub-humid areas affected or threatened by desertification
Category: Environment

affected: at the request of any Member the benefits of which under this Agreement may be affected(referred to in this Article as an`affected Member`)by a proposed modification or withdrawal notified under subparagraph 1 b),the modifying Member shall enter into negotiations with a view to reaching agreement on any necessary compensatory adjustment
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

affected: countries whose lands include,in whole or in part,affected areas
Category: Environment

afferent: concerned with the transmission of neural impulse toward the central part of the nervous system.
Category: Medicine

agrafe: iron clip used to hold the cork in a bottle of sparkling wine during the fermentation
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

ALFE: a mailout test conducted to study how emphasis on mandatory response,confidentiality,and benefits of the census affect response rates and data quality.The test also is studying whether respondent-friendly form construction and a full implementation strategy can improve mail response for long forms
Category: Statistics

antifeeding: A compound which will prevent the feeding of pests on a treated material,without necessarily killing or repelling them.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

antiferment: substance which inhibit enzymes and thus prevent fermentation
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

antiferments: substance which inhibit enzymes and thus prevent fermentation
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

antiferromagnetic: a material in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is antiferromagnetism
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

antiferromagnetic: substance in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is antiferromagnetism
Category: Physics

antiferromagnetism: a phenomenon by which,in the absence of an applied magnetic field,the magnetic moments of identical neighbouring atoms or ions are held,due to their interaction,in a cancelling arrangement such that the resultant magnetic moment is zero.The alignment of the magnetic moments increases with the applied magnetic field strength
Category: Physics

aquifer: A body of rock that is sufficiently permeable to conduct ground water.
Category: The cosmos

audioconference: a teleconference in which participants are connected by telephone circuits permitting transmission of speech and possibly of other signals such as facsimile or telewriting signals
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

auto-transfer: in a PABX,passing,by means of automatic facilities,an exchange line call from one extension to another,possibly after having terminated a consultation call with the other extension
Category: News-systems and communications

autoinfection: infection by an agent already present in the body
Category: Medicine

Bechhofers: a procedure for selecting from among k normal populations the one with the highest value of the single unknown parameter,with preassigned probability P of being correct whenever the unknown parameter values are outside a zone of indifference
Category: Mathematics

best-few: method of coordinating the choice of which phrases to expand next in a speech understanding system by singling out a particular part of the parse net,until another area looks more promising
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

biosafety: a manual which specifies the practices and procedures designed to minimise or eliminate risks
Category: Botany and zoology

breath-of-life: an Ethernet packet that contains bootstrap code,periodically sent out from a working computer to infuse the 'breath of life' into any computer on the network that has crashed
Category: News-systems and communications

buffed: specially prepared surface of casing to provide proper adhesion between casing and new rubber
Category: Various industries and crafts

buffed: leather from which the top surface of the grain has been removed by an abrasive or bladed cylinder or,less generally,by hand.In the case of upholstery leather the buffing process is invariably carried out by machine though it is sometimes incorrectly described as 'hand buffed'
Category: Various industries and crafts

buffed: junction between buffed surface of casing and new tread rubber
Category: Various industries and crafts

buffed: measurement from shoulder to shoulder of buffed tread
Category: Various industries and crafts

buffer: an area of storage reserved for temporary use in performing input/output operation
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

buffer: in engine driven pump,temporary store used to smooth out information flow between devices,especially between input/output and main processor or core store
Category: Mechanical engineering

buffer: a storage device used to compensate for a difference in rate of flow of information or the time occurrence of events when transferring information from one device to another
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

buffer: machine used to rasp old tread from the tire
Category: Various industries and crafts

buffer: amplifier stage having several inputs,any of which may be connected to output
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

buffer: a) an area of intergradation between two sympatric species; b) an area uninhabited by a particular species or related species but liable to be inhabited should overpopulation occur
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

buffer: another important feature of the CEA design is the incorporation of a buffer in the extension shaft of the CEA.This buffering arrangement,essentially a hollow tube in the extension shaft mating with a buffer piston on the USG base plate,puts the control fingers into tension
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

buffer: an animal species that reduces or neutralises the incidence of predation on another desirable species
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

buffer: a salt or other compound which reduces the changes in the pH value of a solution upon the addition of an acid or alkali
Category: Chemistry

buffer: in the chemical sense, it is a substance which tends to maintain a constant pH value in the face of concentration changes brought about by dilution or neutralization.
Category: The chemical industry

buffer: sheet of cardboard,plywood or fibreboard used as protection between freight
Category: Transport

buffered: a binary-coded decimal output with output drivers,to increase line-drive capability
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

buffered: all peripheral equipment contains an input/output buffer register for storage of data to be transferred to the computer so that various devices can be operated simultaneously at their maximum speed.The processor does not wait for a device to complete its cycle before continuing the program
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

buffering: using input/output buffers to increase efficiency when data is transmitted to and from a central processor; The use of auxiliary storage as a buffer storage to reduce processing delays when transferring data between peripheral equipment and the processors of a computer (1)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

buffering: a spatial analysis function that creates an extension zone around a point,line or polygon by locating its boundaries at a user-defined distance from it
Category: News-systems and communications

buffering: the power of a solution to resist changes in pH on addition of acid or alkali
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

buffering: The delaying and temporary storage of data in a data communications path.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

buffering: the resistance of a substance to an abrupt change in acidity or alkalinity
Category: Chemistry

buffering: this resistance to disturbance of acid-alkali balance..of blood..is called --.
Category: Medicine

buffet: assortment of foods, offered on a table, self-served
Category: General

buffet: an irregular oscillation of any part of an aircraft produced and maintained directly by an eddying flow
Category: Physics

buffeting: irregular oscillating acceleration in all axes resulting from aerodynamic forces acting on the aircraft or spacecraft; as encountered in turbulence, compressibility etc.
Category: Physics

cafetaria: a collective agreement which allows employees part of their pay,days of annual holiday and non working days according to preference or trade them off against other terms and conditions of employment such as early retirement...
Category: Medicine

cafeteria: a self-service restaurant or lunchroom.
Category: Domestic economy

carafe: on bottle with a flaring lip used to hold water or leverages
Category: Domestic economy

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