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alphameric: a rectangle divided into a total of 14 segments which form all capital letters of the alphabet and all numbers from 0 to 9
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

bahamian: inhabitant of The Bahamas
Category: The cosmos

Bingham: a spherical distribution introduced by Bingham(1964).It is the conditional distribution of a trivariate normal vector with zero mean and arbitrary covariance matrix given that the length of the vector is unity
Category: Statistics

chamaephyte: a land plant whose buds or shoot apices survive unfavourable seasons at or near(less than 25 cm or 9.8 in)the ground surface
Category: Botany and zoology

chamber: in liquid rocket engine,enclosed space where combustion takes place,between injectors and throat
Category: Transport

chamber: pressure chamber used on precure systems holding 5 to 22 tires at a time.Uses hot air or hot water for heat to bond tread to tire
Category: Various industries and crafts

chamber: Chamber denotes an enclosure or space in some part of which the specified conditions can be achieved.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

chamber: assembly or assembly hall:a hall or room in which an assembly is held(2)
Category: Building industry

chamber: interchangeable magazines or magazine backs...feature a film feed --, take up -- (with built-in spool), film track, and frame counting mechanism.
Category: General

chamber: enclosed space in which coal is placed, or through which it descends, for carbonizing (the quantity of coal is generally smaller than that carbonized in an oven).
Category: Iron and steel industries

chamber: of the Senate
Category: Politics

chameleons: group of specialised Old World lizards with the ability to change the colour of the skin according to external stimuli
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

chamfer: a bevelled edge or corner between two otherwise intersecting lines or surfaces
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

chamfering: bevelling the edge of a drilled hole
Category: Mechanical engineering

chamfering: an operation in which a chamfer is produced at an edge.On cylindrical parts this can be done by turning or forming
Category: Mechanical engineering

chamois: leather made from the flesh of sheep or lamb skin,or from sheep or lamb skin from which the grain has been removed by frizing and tanned by processes involving the oxidation of fish or marine animal oils in the skin,using either solely such oils(full oil chamois)or firstly,formaldehyde and then such oils(combination chamois)
Category: Various industries and crafts

chamois: leather made from the skin of the mountain antelope or chamois but such leather is rare
Category: Various industries and crafts

chamois-dressed: tanned and dressed by repeated working of the skins with fish or animal oil, after which they are dried by warming or exposure to air, and washed in alkali to remove surplus oil
Category: Various industries and crafts

chamotte: a sand a constituent of which is chamotte
Category: Iron and steel industries

chamotte: brick obtained by firing a mixture of chamotte and untreated clay
Category: Iron and steel industries

chamotte: refractory clay that has been specially fired for use as a non-plastic material.
Category: Iron and steel industries

champ: of a horse...to take hold of the bit and play with it.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

champagne: preparation of sparkling wine by refermentation under pressure in bottles
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

champagne: bottle similar to the Burgundy type,with very thick walls and an average capacity of 8 decilitres
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

ethambutol: a drug to treat tuberculosis
Category: Medicine

Fincham: the theory that in accommodation the anterior surface of the crystalline lens assumes a conoidal shape,with increased convexity primarily in the pupillary area,due to the elasticity of the anterior capsule and the relative thinness of the anterior capsule in the pupillary area
Category: Medicine

Fincham: an objective optometer which forms the image of a fine line target on the subject`s retina to be viewed by the examiner through a telescope with an optical doubling and displacing system so that the resulting two half lines are out of alignment,and blurred,in relation to the ametrapia
Category: Medicine

gingham: A plain-weave,light-weight cotton fabric,approximately square in construction,in which dyed yarns,or white and dyed yarns,form small checks or,less usually,,narrow stripes.
Category: Various industries and crafts

Gresham: 'bad money drives out good money'
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

ham: a government-licensed operator of an amateur radio station (once on the air, he got in touch with --s on the mainland and they in turn warned ships away from the dangerous coast).
Category: News-systems and communications

Hamburg: the rules for the transport of goods by sea,substantially eliminating that ship owners are exempt from liability for damage to cargo
Category: Insurance

Hamburg: agenda for the future of adult education
Category: Management in the public and private sector

hamilton: capital of Bermuda
Category: The cosmos

haming: an error defecting code in which each character has a minimum signal distance from every other character in the code
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

hammer: the largest of the three ossicles of the ear; called also hammer.
Category: Medicine

hammer: defective surface of sheet,rolled or toughened glass caused by depressions,small in area and depth,which give the surface a hammered appearance
Category: Various industries and crafts

hammer: the device on certain types of printer which is activated in order to force paper into contact with the character to be printed
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

hammering: the hydraulic shock produced in a pipe due to a sudden change in the flow regime
Category: Mechanical engineering

hammering: a noisy phenomenon due to sustained oscillation of a valve needle on its seat or orifice
Category: Mechanical engineering

hammerman: paralysis of the arm muscles from using sledge hammers or other heavy implements to excess
Category: Medicine

hammers: part of the mechanism of a piano or similar keyboard instrument; the striking surface is of wool felt
Category: General

hamming: a procedure for smoothing the spectrum of a time series using weights of 1/4,1/2 and 1/4
Category: Mathematics

Hamming: a data code that is capable of being corrected automatically; 2.a formof code that will permit the correction of some errors and detection of most other errors in digital data transmission
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Hamming: A 7-bit error-correcting code named after its inventor.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Hamming: those bits that are added to the bit pattern of a character to be encoded using a Hamming code
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Hamming: in data transmission,a code with added redundant bits for error detection purposes
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Hamming: a well known measure of similarity between coded representations.The Hamming distance between two ordered sets x and y,which consist of discrete,non-numerical symbols such as logical 0 or 1,is the number of different symbols in them
Category: General

Hamming: the number of digit positions in which two corresponding digits of two binary words having the same length are different
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Hamming-bits: those bits that are added to the bit pattern of a character to be encoded using a Hamming code
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

hamper: a container usually round but may be elliptical or polygonal, larger at top than at bottom, and of greater depth than width; having slatted sides or staves, and solid or fabricated bottom..
Category: Technical and industry in general

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