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airflow: a flow or stream of air. An airflow may take place in a wind tunnel, in the induction system of an engine, etc., or a relative airflow can occur past the wing or other parts of a moving aircraft; a rate of flow, measured by mass or volume per unit time
Category: Physics

cashflow: a type of escrow security generated when the available securities for an escrow is set to present value(PV)
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

cauliflower: the name of this elegant member of the cabbage family comes from the Latin 'caulis'(stalk)and 'floris'(flower).Cauliflower is composed of bunches of tiny creamy white florets on clusters of stalks of the same color.Some varieties have a purple or greenish tinge
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

counterflow: a heat exchanger arrangement in which the entering hot fluid transfers heat to the emerging heated fluid
Category: Mechanical engineering

crossflow: one in which air,drawn in through the louvers(induced draft)by the fan,flows horizontally across the fill section and interfaces perpendicularly with the falling hot water
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

dataflow: a graph consisting of nodes interconnected via directed arcs; each node is an operator supported by a logically independent processing element, capable of accepting, processing, and emitting value tokens travelling asynchronously along the graph arcs; hence it is the availability of data, rather than control signals, which trigger the execution of operations
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

earth-flow: a slow flow of earth lubricated with water,occurring as either a low-angle terrace flow or a somewhat steeper but slow hillside flow
Category: The cosmos

flow: continuous displacement of a fluid in a pipe, a duct, a channel, or through an opening, etc.
Category: Mechanical engineering

flow: stream of movement of fluid,or the rate of fluid movement in a duct or pipe
Category: Transport

flow: the number of vehicles passing a given point per unit time
Category: Transport

flow: the property of ink causing it to level out as would a true liquid.Inks of poor flow are classed as short or buttery in body,while inks of good flow are said to be long
Category: The chemical industry

flow: plastic deformation of a pavement under the continuous action of a load or repeated loading
Category: Building industry

flow: the property of a coating to form a smooth,uniform surface after application
Category: The chemical industry

FLOW: . The shortening of a sample of amalgam 8 mm. in length and 4 mm. in diameter, when subjected to a stress of 1450 lb./square inch...can be...measured with a variety of instruments.
Category: Medicine

FLOW: the maximum load registered during the test...is designated as the Marshall stability....The amount of movement...occurring between no load and the maximum load...is the -of the specimen.
Category: Technical and industry in general

flow-charting: flow-charts illustrate a flow of procedures,information or documents.This technique makes it possible to give a summary description of complex circuits or procedures
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

flow-through: the practice of reporting to shareholders using straight-line depreciation and accelerated depreciation for tax purposes and 'flowing through' the lower income taxes actually paid to the financial statement prepared for shareholders
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

flowability: the property of a foundry sand mixture which enables it to fill pattern recesses and move in any direction against pattern surfaces under pressure
Category: Iron and steel industries

flowage: a contour or line around a reservoir,pond,lake or along a stream,corresponding to some definite water level(maximum,mean,low,spillway,crest,etc.)generally used in connection with the acquisition of rights to flood lands for storage purposes
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

flowchart: a graphical representation of the definition,analysis,or solution of a problem in which symbols are used to represent such things as operations,data,flow and equipment
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

flowcharting: representing a succession of events with lines,showing interconnections,linking symbols,showing events or processes
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

flower: the reproductive organ(a modified shoot)of Angiospermae characterised by pistils or stamens and generally also sepals and petals(perianth)
Category: Botany and zoology

flower-bud: flower or flower cluster which has not yet opened
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

flowering: the opening of the flowers; the shedding of the calyptra
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

flowering: period during which the flowers open and pollination of the vines occurs
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

flowery: aroma of a wine which suggests the perfume of a flower
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

flowline: a line representing a connecting path between the symbols in a flowchart to indicate a transfer of data or control
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

flowmeter: a device which measures the flow of fluid. Sometimes the flowmeter is lowered through the flow stream in a borehole; sometimes it is set in one spot with a packer
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

flowmeter: indicates the rate of flow of liquids or gases
Category: Physics

flowmeter: a mechanical device for indicating the flow rate of a pure gas such as that used as a diffusion ambient,or alloying ambient,in a semiconductor high-temperature process
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

flown: a glass layer,non-granular in form,which has been formed by glass material flowing into position
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

flowsheet: a schematic plan giving details of all the steps in the process including quantities of chemicals required
Category: The chemical industry

free-flowing: ..free-flowing materials must be used in trays made especially for each patient.
Category: Medicine

inflow: the condition which exists when a liquid flows into a pump, a vessel or any other receptacle because of an existing slope or descent
Category: Physics

inflow: something that flow in: influx.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

INTERFLOW: that portion of the precipitation which has not passed down the water table but is discharged from the area as subsurface flow into stream channels
Category: The cosmos

interflow: That part of the precipitation that has not passed down to the water table but is discharged from the area as subsurface flow into stream channels.
Category: The cosmos

job-flow: control over the sequence of jobs being processed,ensuring an efficient use of peripheral devices and central processor
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

job-flow: control over the sequence of jobs being processed,ensuring the efficient use of peripheral units and central processor
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

mixed-flow: a pump embodying some of the desirable features of both the centrifugal and axial-flow types of pumps.The impeller imparts to the water an axial thrust,as does the propeller of the axial flow pump,as well as an outward thrust,as does the impeller of the centrifugal pump
Category: Building industry

non-flowing: artesian well tapping water under pressure but not sufficient to cause it to rise above the land surface at the well
Category: Building industry

open-flow: A test made to determine the volume of gas that will flow from a well in a given time when flowing unrestricted and open to the atmosphere.this is usually calculated from pressur tests ofrestricted flow.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

outflow: the act or process of flowing out.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

overflow: an outlet for surplus liquid or a receptacle for receiving it
Category: Mechanical engineering

overflow: spew out of tread compound at old parting line, or edge of matrix skirt
Category: Various industries and crafts

overflow: that portion of the result of an operation that exceeds the storage capacity of the intended storage device
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

overflow: Flooding or swell,the abundant waters of which may re-shape the surface soil by furrowing or depositing alluvium
Category: Management in the public and private sector

overflow: The flowing of water over the confines of a stream or other body of water.
Category: The cosmos

overflow: a condition which occurs when the numerical value of the output information exceeds the maximum value which can be displayed or represented
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

overflow: the condition which arises when the result of an arithmetic operation exceeds the capacity of the storage space alloted in a digital computer
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

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