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dirigible: sounding by means of a dirigible balloon equipped with instruments for determining upper-air meteorological elements.
Category: The cosmos

frangibility: a characteristic of an object to retain its sructural integrity and stiffness up to a desired maximum load,but on impact from a greater load,to break,distort or yield in such a manner as to present the minimum hazard to aircraft
Category: Transport

fungible: goods, interchangeable as a result of their homogeneity, which are not individually identifiable and may be replaced by other goods of the same nature; any product or commodity in which every unit is similar to every other or identical. Commodities made up of uniform, intermixed units, such as wheat, coffee, etc.
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

fungible: in general,any good,product or instrument in which every unit is so similar or identical with every other unit that they can be exchanged for one another without legal consequences
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

fungible: identical securities which are kept in a clearing system,where the bookkeeping is such that no specific bonds are assigned to customer accounts by their serial numbers
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

fungible: Movable good which may be after customary estimated and replaced according to weight,measure and number.
Category: Law

gib: key provided with a head to facilitate withdrawal
Category: Mechanical engineering

gib: a thin detachable bar used as a lateral sliding guide in a guidance with straight guide way
Category: Mechanical engineering

gib: a device that locks the knives into a peripheral milling cutterblock
Category: Various industries and crafts

Gibb: a type of rigid module, without any moving parts, developed by Gibb. The water from the supply channel is let through an inlet pipe which delivers it to a rising pipe which turns through 180 degrees C and in which a free vortex flow develops. Water from this rising pipe enters an eddy chamber with a number of cross baffles with bottom edges sloped, which serve to skim off part of the flow and turn it back on the approaching flow. This action becomes more pronounced as the upstream head and the velocity in the chamber tend to increase; a retardation is introduced and the velocity is lowered, thus holding the discharge constant. The design is such that the flow passes through critical depth at the downstream end and is unaffected by the downstream water level
Category: Building industry

Gibb: R.W.Haywood has shown how to draw a curve on the T-phi chart which represents the Gibbs function accurately.This curve is termed the Gibbs Line
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

Gibb: a thermodynamic relationship useful in calculating changes in the energy(heat content)of a system
Category: Physics

gibberellin: one of a class of plant hormones that promote elongation. Synthesis occurs mainly in leaves and roots. They function by stimulating cell division and the hydrolysis of sugars to glucose and fructose, and stimulate extensive growth, especially of internodes. Their effects oppose those of auxins. Gibberellins are known to be involved in the regulation of division and gene expression
Category: Medicine

gibbon: family of anthropoid apes
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

Gibraltar: capital of Gibraltar
Category: The cosmos

gibraltarian: inhabitant of Gibraltar
Category: The cosmos

Gibson: a statistically balanced mix of instructions that is typical of general data processing applications; a variation used for benchmark testing
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Gibson: A statistically balanced mix of instructions that is typical of general data processing applications.It is one of many variations used for benchmark testing.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Gibson: the theory that all three dimensions are represented on the retina
Category: Medicine

Gibson: a method for eliminating suppression by attempting to obtain superim position of two dissimilar,but superimposable,haploscopically presented targets,suchs as a bird and a cage
Category: Medicine

Gibson-mix: a statistically balanced mix of instructions that is typical of general data processing applications; a variation used for benchmark testing
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

IDA-eligible: developing country which is entitled to receive IDA credits because its per capita income is below the IDA norm
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

ineligible: expenditure which does not qualify for a particular relief from taxation
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

intangible: assets comprised of patents, licences, concessions, trade marks, etc., as well as items such as goodwill, etc.; a capital asset having no physical existence, its value being limited by the rights and anticipative benefits that possession confers upon the owner; assets incapable of a material valuation, e.g. reputation, research carried out, patents
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

intangible: assets which have a value but which cannot be seen
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

intangible: an asset(as goodwill or patent right)that is not corporeal
Category: Management in the public and private sector

intangible: the account showing intangible fixed assets, i.e. fixed assets other than tangible and investment; it is subdivided into preliminary and formation expenses, research and development costs, concessions, patents, licences, trade marks and similar rights, goodwill and other intangible fixed assets
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

intangible: flood damage that is not susceptible to assessment in terms of money
Category: Environment

intangible: cost or benefit thought to be pertinent but which cannot be measured and which therefore cannot be included in an economic analysis
Category: Management in the public and private sector

intelligibility: percentage number of simple ideas correctly received over the system
Category: News-systems and communications

intelligible: crosstalk from which information can be derived
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

intelligible: the transferred speech currents which can introduce intelligible crosstalk into certain channels at the point considered
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

legibility: Image quality of a character depending on character shape,spacing,size and colour.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

negligible: a degree of risk where personnel are reasonably safe from a nuclear burst,with the exception of dazzle or temporary loss of night vision
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

ODA-eligible: eligible for overseas development assistance
Category: Management in the public and private sector

submergible: it is of standard roller gate type but differing in its operation.In this case,the bottom shield(apron)goes below the crest level and water flows over the cylinder and submerges it
Category: Building industry

tangible: fixed assets of a physical nature comprising both moveable and immovable property; a capital asset having physical existence; any capital asset other than an intangible; an asset whose value depends on particular physical properties. These include reproducible assets such as buildings or machinery and non-reproducible assets such as land, a mine, or a work of art
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

tangible: the account showing the cost of tangible fixed assets; it is subdivided into land, improvements and preparation costs on freehold land, buildings, industrial fixtures, fittings, plant machinery and equipment and other tangible fixed assets
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

tangible: flood damage that is susceptible to assessment in terms of money
Category: Environment

unintelligible: a crosstalk giving,in the disturbed channel,unintelligible telephone signals
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

unintelligible: the transferred speech currents which can introduce unintelligible crosstalk into certain channels at the point considered
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

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