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agamid: a widely distributed family of Old World lizards
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

agamids: a widely distributed family of Old World lizards
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

agar: a gelatinous carbonhydrate material prepared from Gracilaria lichenoides and other species of sea-weed.Used in the preparation of culture media
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

agar: a polysaccharide complex, free of nitrogen and prepared from agar-agar which is produced by certain seaweeds (red algae). It dissolves in warm water to form a viscid solution. When cool, the solution forms a semisolid transparent jelly which is used as a growing medium for seeds and in vitro cultures
Category: General

agarose: a separation technique using agarose gel as stationary phase. Agarose gel electrophoresis is important in gene manipulation and sequencing, since it can separate DNA molecules on the basis of their molecular weight. Levels as low as 0.5mg DNA can be detected by examination in ultraviolet light
Category: Medicine

agate: variety of quartz
Category: Various industries and crafts

agate: a fine-grained chalcedony frequently mixed with opal and having various colours arranged in stripes or bands,blended in clouds,or showing mosslike forms
Category: Chemistry

agave: textile fibre made of the leaves of the agave plant
Category: Various industries and crafts

aggregate: the aggregates are composite values which measure the result of the activity of the entire economy considered from a particular point of view,for example,output.Two categories of aggregates can be distinguished:a)aggregates which refer directly to transactions in the system b)aggregates which represent balancing items
Category: General

aggregate: a group of primary pigment particles attached at their surfaces
Category: The chemical industry

aggregate: a basic operation that combines component values into a composite value of a record or array type
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

aggregate: a structured collection of data objects,forming a data type
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

aggregate: a group of two or more particles
Category: Iron and steel industries

aggregate: any mass of mineral particles,e.g.sand,river shingle,broken stone or brick,that a suitable binder can combine into a coherent whole
Category: Building industry

aggregation: a term referring to the action of uniting homogeneous particles of soil into masses; the state of being aggregated
Category: Chemistry

aggregation: the adding together of a taxpayer`s income from all sources in order to determine the applicable rate for tax purposes
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

aggregation: a composition technique for building a new object from one or more existing objects that support some or all of the new object`s required interfaces
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

aggregation: a word used to denote the compounding of primary data into an aggregate,usually for the purpose of expressing them in a summary form.For example,national income and price index-numbers are aggregative,as contrasted with the income of an individual or the price of a single commodity
Category: Statistics

aggregation: the binding together of individual soil particles into larger,compound ones by e.g.organic matter,Fe hydroxides,or fungal hyphae
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

aggregative: the statistical study of an economic system usually involves setting up a model expressing known relations between,or hypotheses concerning,the variables under study.When these 'variables' are themselves constructed from groups of individual variables,as when a price index-number is substituted for a set of prices,the model is said to be aggregative
Category: Mathematics

aggregative: an index number which is constructed by aggregating a number of items(as distinct,for example,from picking out a representative item)
Category: Mathematics

aggregative: Planning at the macrolevel.
Category: Economics

aggregator: an entity that puts together customers into a buying group for the purchase of a commodity service.The vertically integrated investor owned utility,municipal utilities and rural electric cooperatives perform this function in today`s power market.Other entities such as buyer cooperatives or brokers could perform this function in a restructured power market.This is opposed to marketer which will be defined as an entity that represents different suppliers
Category: Statistics

algaecide: any substance inhibiting the growth of algae; e.g. in water for cooling of condensers
Category: Mechanical engineering

algal: degradation of structure or system caused by algae and other micro-organisms
Category: Technical and industry in general

algal: /algal: relating to, consisting of, or resembling an alga or algae WEBIN 66 1-
Category: Botany and zoology

alligator: lever shears
Category: General

alligator: a machine for shearing metal scrap with strong jaws(as a crocodile squeezer or rock-breaker),one of which opens like the movable jaw of an alligator
Category: Iron and steel industries

alligatoring: term describing lacquer or enamel films in which the finish has cracked into large segments resembling alligator hide
Category: General

alligators: family of the order of crocolilians of the classe reptiles
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

amalgam: metallic alloy ; dental filling
Category: Chemistry

amalgam: a product formed by mercury and another metal in an electrolytic cell
Category: Chemistry

amalgamation: in business,the fusion of one or more lesser companies into a larger one,by any of several means.
Category: Economics

amalgamation: the formation of an amalgam.
Category: Medicine

angary: the right of requisition by a belligerent of a neutral`s ship, this right being subject to compensation
Category: Law

angiomegaly: 2)enlarged blood vessels occurring mainly in the blood vessels
Category: Medicine

Apgar: a numerical expression of the condition of a newborn infant,usually determined at 60 seconds after birth,being the sum of points gained on assessment of the heart rate,respiratory effort,muscle tone,reflex irritability,and colour
Category: Medicine

apogamy: a form of apomixis in which the reproductive function of the gametes is taken over by unspecialised cells
Category: Medicine

argali: a wild sheep having immense horns, widely distributed in central and eastern Asia
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

argand: a two-dimensional representation of complex numbers,in which the real axis runs in the x-direction and the imaginary axis runs in the y-direction,individual complex numbers having unique positions on the diagram
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Ashgabat: capital of Turkmenistan
Category: The cosmos

avogadro: number of molecules or atoms per mole of a substance
Category: Chemistry

back-propagation: processing of information(usually error-correction information)backwards through the network.The flow of information does not proceed in the usual way from the input units forward to the output units,but in the reverse direction from the output units backwards through the network
Category: General

bagasse: the fibrous portion of the sugar cane remaining after the juice has been extracted
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bagasse: residue consisting of the fibrous portion of the sugar cane after the juice has been extracted
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bagassosis: extrinsic allergic alveolitis following exposure to sugar cane fibre
Category: Medicine

bargaining: the individual employers,employers`associations and trade unions who engage in collective bargaining and become parties to the resultant collective agreement
Category: Medicine

bargaining: it sometimes happens that only one trade union is involved in the bargaining process as a party to a collective agreement...
Category: Medicine

bargaining: the extent to which employees in general fall within the scope of collective agreements in general.It is thus the number of employees who are covered by collective agreements divided by the total number of non-self-employed workers in the economically active population...
Category: Medicine

Baumgarten: 2)conjonctival glands located nasally in the eyelids of some animals but not man
Category: Medicine

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