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hyper: The speed of rotation of a machine at which the exciting frequency is greater than the natural frequency of the rotating parts
Category: Physics

hyper: replacement of the edge of a hypergraph
Category: General

hyper: a generalisation of the Latin and Graeco-latin square in the form of a p x p square in which each cell contains one of the characters of each of k types (k greater than 2),the characters of each type being p in number and constituting a Latin square; and the types being mutually orthogonal so that no combination of the characters of different types occurs more than once anywhere in the design. The maximum value of k never exceeds p-1
Category: Mathematics

hyper: this discrete distribution has a complicated probability function in two parameters,lambda and theta.If lambda = 1 this distribution becomes the Poisson distribution with parameter theta.If lambda lesser than 1 it is sometimes referred to as a sub-Poisson distribution and if lambda greater than 1 as a super-Poisson distribution(Bardwell and Crow,1964)
Category: Mathematics

hyper: electronic document with hyperlinks
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

hyper-graeco-latin: a generalisation of the Latin and Graeco-latin square in the form of a p x p square in which each cell contains one of the characters of each of k types (k greater than 2),the characters of each type being p in number and constituting a Latin square; and the types being mutually orthogonal so that no combination of the characters of different types occurs more than once anywhere in the design. The maximum value of k never exceeds p-1
Category: Mathematics

hyperacousia: abnormal acuteness of the sense of hearing
Category: Medicine

hyperactive: the most common cause of urine incontinence (loss of control) in older adults
Category: Medicine

hyperactive: pathway in which a mutation causes any component to issue stimulatory messages autonomously, without waiting for commands from upstream
Category: Medicine

hyperacusis: abnormal acuteness of hearing,due to increased irritability of sensori-neural mechanism
Category: Medicine

Hyperbaric: relating to conditions of supra-atmospheric pressure
Category: The cosmos

Hyperbaric: characterised by greater than normal pressure or weight
Category: Medicine

hyperbola: the curve formed by points whose difference in distance from two points (foci) remains constant.
Category: The cosmos

hyperbolic: point in a streamline field, analoguus to a col in an isobaric field, at which a convergence line and a divergence line intersect.
Category: The cosmos

hyperbolic: a junction grading in which the junction profile is assumed to vary according to a hyperbolic distribution through the space-charge region
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

hyperbolic: systems based upon synchronised emissions from fixed ground stations,which are received by aircraft at time differences which yield lines of constant time difference in form of hyperbolic position lines
Category: News-systems and communications

hyperbolic: radar navigation using synchronised slave stations
Category: Transport

hyperbolic: a radio navigation based on the measurement of the time differences in the reception of signals from several pairs of synchronised transmitters
Category: News-systems and communications

hyperbolic: a frequency distribution,related to the logistic distribution
Category: Mathematics

hyperbolic: an evaporative type natural draft cooling tower of hyperbolic shape which depends on natural draft for air movement through the tower.Can be either crossflow or counterflow type of tower
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

hyperbolic: the velocity of a body whose path is a hyperbola
Category: Transport

hyperbolic: curve of the stream longitudinal section which is hyperbolic
Category: Building industry

hyperbolic: in rare instances, an orbit may be parabolic or hyperbolic.
Category: The cosmos

hyperbolic: the residual speed in excess of the escape velocity at an infinite distance along the asymptote of a hyperbolic path(in the preliminary analysis of interplanetary trajectories,where both the Earth-centered escape path and the planetocentric approach path are hyperbolic
Category: Transport

hyperboloidal: a hyperbolic gear whose envelope is a complete hyperboloid
Category: Mechanical engineering

hypercapnia: excessive amount of carbon dioxide in the blood
Category: Medicine

hypercapnia: excess of carbon dioxide in the blood
Category: Medicine

hypercube: omega network with the processing elements in each row collapsed to one processor communicating by message passing
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

hypercube: the original term for orthogonal array as introduced by Rao(1946).To be avoided in this context
Category: Statistics

hypereutectic: term applied to an alloy containing more than the eutectic amounts of the solutes
Category: Iron and steel industries

hypereutectoid: term applied to an alloy the content of additional elements being greater than that of the eutectoid
Category: Iron and steel industries

hypergeometric: a distribution of a discrete variate generally associated with sampling from a finite population without replacement.The distribution derives its name from the fact that the probability generating function may be put in the form of a hypergeometric series
Category: Mathematics

hypergolic: fuel which will spontaneously ignite with an oxidizer,such as aniline with fuming nitric acid.It is used as the propulsion agent in certain missile systems
Category: The chemical industry

hyperinflation: a rapidly climbing, self-fuelling inflation which may bring on economic collapse ; the situation in which monetary demand increases too rapidly, particularly after the economy is fully employed.
Category: Economics

hyperkinesia: excessive muscular movement,as may be associated with spasm
Category: Medicine

hypermarket: very large self-service store with wide range of goods; usually outside a town
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

hypermarket: a huge self-service store,usually built on the outskirts of a town
Category: Management in the public and private sector

hypermedia: multiple media combined in a single format
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

hypermedia: extension of hypertext to include related graphics,such as maps,charts,dictionaries,notes,images,which is integrated with information from various media types such as music,graphics,and movies
Category: General

hyperon: general term applied to various elementary very short-lived particles,with or without charge,of spin 1/2 or 3/2,of mass greater than that of the neutron
Category: Physics

hyperopia: visual disorder caused by an insufficient refractive power of the eye; only objects far from the eyes appear to be in focus
Category: Medicine

hyperparasite: an organism that is a parasite of,or in,another plant
Category: Medicine

hyperpigmentation: pigmentation of the skin occurring due to exposure to pitch and tars,and possibly related to photosensitivity,and also occurring from exposure to mercury containing compounds
Category: Medicine

hyperpnea: increased ventilation in proportion to increased metabolism
Category: Medicine

hypersensitive: a systemically acquired resistance to pathogens induced in plants by pathogenic micro-organisms
Category: Botany and zoology

hypersonic: pertaining to hypersonic flow.Pertaining to speeds of Mach 5 or greater
Category: Physics

hypersonics: that branch of aerodynamics that deals with hypersonic flow
Category: Physics

hypertext: nonlinear manuscript displayed on a desktop composed of text pages and footnotes,marginalia and cross-references which enables the reader to follow a trail of cross-references between associated topics,much as one would with an encyclopedia
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

hypertext: a nonsequential way of presenting information that links information in a complex web of associations, powered by hyperlinks
Category: General

hyperthermia: the condition of a temperature-regulating animal when the core temperature is more than one standard deviation(1 SD)above the mean core temperature of the species in resting conditions in a thermoneutral environment
Category: Medicine

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