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affray: An offence against life and limb in which a person participates in a brawl involving three or more persons which results in the death of or assault causing injury to another.
Category: Defense

airframe: the structure of a heavier-than-air craft,excluding power plant
Category: Transport

airframe: A power-driven heavier-than-air aircraft without its engine(s).
Category: Transport

diffract: wave whose front has been changed in direction by an obstacle or other nonhomogeneity in a medium,other than by reflection or refraction
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffract: the wave caused by the scattering of an incident wave upon an obstacle
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffract: a half-plane with a sharp edge(idealised)intruding between transmitting an receiving level
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffract: an electromagnetic field generated by diffraction
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffract: the energy content of the diffracted field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffract: the bodies having an arbitrary but defined surface(solid,liquid)being located between transmitting and receiving antenna
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffracted: wave whose front has been changed in direction by an obstacle or other nonhomogeneity in a medium,other than by reflection or refraction
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffracted: the wave caused by the scattering of an incident wave upon an obstacle
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffracted: an electromagnetic field generated by diffraction
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffracted: the energy content of the diffracted field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffracting: the bodies having an arbitrary but defined surface(solid,liquid)being located between transmitting and receiving antenna
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffraction: a phenomenon by which a wave is changed in direction by an obstacle or other heterogeneity in the medium
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diffraction: the deviation of the direction of propagation of a radiation,determined by the wave nature of radiation,and occurring when the radiation passes the edge of an obstacle
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Fort-de-France: capital of Martinique
Category: The cosmos

fra: an agreement between two parties,one wishing to protect itself against a future rise in interest rates and the other against a future fall.The parties agree to an interest rate for a specific period starting at a specific date in the future.At maturity they settle by paying or receiving only the difference between the interest rate agreed earlier and the then current interest rate
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

fra: clouds in the form of irregular shreds, which have a clearly ragged appearance.
Category: The cosmos

fractal: a geometrical shape whose structure is such that magnification by a given factor reproduces the original object
Category: General

fractile: it denotes the variate value below which lies a given fraction of the cumulative frequency; fractile is synonymous with the more generally used term quantile and the necessity for its coining is not clear
Category: Mathematics

fractional: private line transmission of facilities operating at a synchronous speed of 64 Kbit/sec.,or multiples of 64 Kbit/sec.,up to a maximum of 24.64 Kbit/sec.channels(that is 1.54 Mbit/sec.,or T1)
Category: General

fractional: one of the two elements of the floating-point representation of a number which is not the exponent or power of the base
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

fractional: shares may be divided into parts in order to increase saleability when the price is high
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

fractional: scanning a file in a series of stages
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

fractional: an arbitrary unit,which is used for calculating the value of equivalent continuous sound level.The units of fractional exposure may be regarded as representing the dose of A-weighted sound energy received,expressed as a fraction of the dose received from exposure to 90 dB(A)for eight hours
Category: Medicine

fractional: where there are a large number of treatment combinations resulting from a large number of factors to be tested,it is sometimes impracticable to test all the combinations with one experimental layout.In such cases resort may be made to a fractional,i.e.,a partial replication
Category: Mathematics

fractional: cracking:a process by which relatively heated hydrocarbons are broken up by heat into lighter products
Category: Physics

fractional: distillation carried out in successive phases,usually in a fractionating column.Used in determining the nature and quantity of the different volatile substances in wine and spirits
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

fractional: a distributed winding in which neither the average number of slots per pole pair per phase nor the average number of slots per pole per phase are integers,e.g.slots per pole per phase
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

fractional: the counting loss with respect to the number of received data
Category: Physics

fractional: concentration or separation of isotopes by application of electrolysis
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

fractional: as opposed to a masthead rig,the forestay of which extends to the top of the mast,the forestay of a fractional rig extends only part of the way up,i.e.as in three-quarter and seven-eighths rigs
Category: General

fractional: the breaking down of the standard or unit package into two, three, four or more packaged sub-units of use, usually with the objective of product protection of the unused sub-units.
Category: Technical and industry in general

fractionating: An apparatus in which fractionation is carried out.It consists of a vertical cylindrical metal vessel,containing equipment for the proper contacting of flashed liquid and vapour.Heat is often supplied at the bottom of the column in a reboiler,whereas heat is withdrawn at the top in a condenser.Heat can also be supplied by or withdrawn at intermediate heights of the column,if beneficial for the process(interheaters or intercoolers).The oil to be fractionated is fed into the column in one or more predetermined locations along the height of the column.The contacting equipment is formed by fractionating trays in the oil and chemical industry in general,while for special applications packing material is used.(1)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

fractionating: installation incorporating vertical fractionating columns which enable complex mixtures to be separated in one operation
Category: Mechanical engineering

fractography: descriptive treatment of fracture,especially in metals,with specific reference to photographs of the fracture surface
Category: General

fracture: geology: extensive underwater dislocation and discontinuity of submarine structures caused by a transform fault; Fault; Seismic fault; Metals: discontinuity or break in a metal under stress; Bone: see: fracture (bone)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

fracture: any break or rupture through very close pack ice, compact pack ice, consolidated pack ice, fast ice, or a single floe resulting from deformation processes. Fractures may contain brash ice and/or be covered with nilas and/or young ice. Length may vary from a few metres to many kilometres
Category: The cosmos

fracture: the type of surface found upon breaking a piece of metal
Category: Iron and steel industries

fracture: the partial or complete separation of the tissues(i.e.wood fibres)
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

fracturing: pressure process whereby ice is permanently deformed, and rupture occurs. Most commonly used to describe breaking across very close pack ice, compact pack ice and consolidated pack ice
Category: The cosmos

fracturing: procedure by which the producing horizon is artificially fractured to increase the permeability in the immediate vicinity of a borehole
Category: The cosmos

fragmentation: the crushing of metal scrap, e.g. scrap vehicles; the breaking-up of, for example, waste to reduce the size of the pieces, by means of pressure, impact or shredding; the process is carried out in a specially constructed, closed device
Category: Environment

fragmentation: A situation in which mass memory has been allocated in such a way that it has many unallocated areas(fragments)that are too small to be useful.The remedy for fragmentation is compacting all of the allocated areas into a single area to make the space occupied by fragments available in one large bloc.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

fragmentation: the breaking of coal,ore,or rock by blasting so that the bulk of the material is small enough to load,handle and transport
Category: Mining

fragmentation: the most general term for the reduction in size of a solid or of the grains of a granular material into fragments of required size by a process which is generally mechanical
Category: Building industry

fragmented: mecanization covering only some of the details of a work process
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

fragrant: term applied to wines with pronounced and pleasing aroma
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

frame: in HDLC, the sequence of contiguous bits, bracketed by beginning and ending flag sequences; in SDLC, the vehicle for every command, every response, and all information that is transmitted using SDLC procedures. Each frame begins and ends with a flag
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

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