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acaricide: chemical preparation used against mites
Category: The chemical industry

acaricide: a pesticide used against mites and ticks
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

accident: 1)Any event occurring without apparent or expected cause, not necessarily damaging: in this sense, an incident; 2)In emergency and disaster management: an injury-of any magnitude, but usually minor-that requires medical care
Category: Management in the public and private sector

accident: sudden unintentional action or event occurring at an unpredictable point in time causing harm to a person or persons
Category: Medicine

accident: unforeseen event that causes damage to an installation or disrupts the normal operation of an installation,and is likely to result for one or more persons in a dose exceeding the dose limits
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

accident: Any unintended event,including operating errors,equipment failures or other mishaps,the consequences or potential consequences of which are not negligible from the point of view of protection or safety
Category: Medicine

accident-protected: flight recorder meeting mandatory requirements intended to ensure accurate playback after any crash
Category: Transport

actinide: The group of elements,from actinium(atomic number 89)to lawrencium(atomic number 103),which together occupy one position in the periodic table.The series includes the naturally occurring and man-made isotopes of thorium and uranium and of the higher actinides such as neptunium,plutonium,americium and curium.
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

aided: research technique used to measure the impression made by an advertisement or other communication, and in which the interviewer shows the respondent an advertisement or other aid to memory; Market research interview technique used to help interviewers remember events, products, etc.,by reminding them of associated events or things. Is is a type of technique also used in psychological research.
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

air-side: the movement area of an aerodrome, adjacent terrain and buildings or portions thereof access to which is controlled; area used for the operation of aircraft as opposed to the handling of passengers and cargo
Category: Transport

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

algicide: chemical agent used to destroy algae
Category: The chemical industry

alongside: Close beside a ship,wharf or jetty.In charter parties,means that ship is so close to wharf or lighter that cargo can be transferred from one to the other by tackles.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

anhydride: a substance formed by elimination of one or more molecules of water from one or more molecules of an acid,or(less frequently)a base.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

anticoincidence: an event or a pulse used to prevent a circuit or instrument from providing an output signal corresponding to a signal,or signals,at a specified input,or inputs,within a specified time interval
Category: Physics

antidetonation: a fluid,such as water/alcohol mix,which when injected into the fuel/air stream enables more power to be obtained from the engine,especially at take-off
Category: Mechanical engineering

aramide: en aromatic polyamide
Category: Various industries and crafts

area-wide: a transit service which gives a reasonably uniform level of service throughout an area
Category: Transport

area-wide: (entre le Canada et les Bermudes).
Category: News-systems and communications

aside: a 'sotto voce' remark for the benefit of the audience and, supposedly, inaudible to the rest of the cast on the stage.
Category: General

avoided: the costs that an electric utility avoids by purchasing power an independent producer rather than building a new generation facility itself; the amount of money that an electric utility would need to spend for the next increment of electric generation to produce or purchase elsewhere the power that it instead buys from a cogenerator or small-power producer
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

bactericide: Substance lethal to bacteria; substance capable of killing bacteria
Category: Medicine

bastide: planned town of the 12th,13th and 14th centuries,mostly in France,that displayed a return from medieval irregularity to the formal layout of the Roman era.Generally small,with some variation in form to suit local conditions,and enclosed by a protective wall/ditch,the bastide town had a castle and a rectilinear street pattern
Category: Building industry

BIOCIDE: active agent which kills microorganisms,added to products to increase their life,e.g.cutting greases
Category: Medicine

biopesticide: a pesticide in which the active ingredient is a virus, fungus or bacterium, or a natural product derived from a plant source
Category: Medicine

bonus-dividend: a distribution in excess of basic rate of dividend; shareholders receive this out of the balance of profit, in addition to the ordinary dividend
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

boron-oxide: solid source frequently used for solid-state diffusion of boron in silicon; white powder that may be held at the same temperature as the silicon slices or at a lower temperature
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

braided: A textile floorcovering of braided cords sewn together.
Category: Various industries and crafts

braided: hose protected with an interwoven textile or wire braid
Category: Various industries and crafts

braided: a river with an extremely wide and shallow channel,within which the normal river flow passes through a number of smaller interlaced channels separated by bars or shoals
Category: The cosmos

braided: a covered electrode with the covering reinforced by a process of braiding.
Category: Iron and steel industries

braided: the product of braiding or plaiting netting yarns and/or netting twines
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

braided: hose with continuous metallic covering,formed of interwoven strands of wire
Category: Transport

braided: A river characterized by a wide and shallow open channel in which flow passes through a number of small interlaced channels.
Category: The cosmos

brides: Connecting bars(or legs)used to join the objects in certain styles of lace where there is no net ground.
Category: Various industries and crafts

Camp-Meidell: an inequality of the Bienaymé-Tchebychev type in which the limits are more precise,the extra precision being obtained by imposing additional conditions on the probability distribution
Category: Statistics

cantharide: beetle used for its counter irritant properties
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

carbide: a compound of carbon with one or more metallic elements.
Category: Chemistry

carbide-tipped: a circular saw blade provided with carbide cutting edges.The tooth and the carbide are joined by brazing metal
Category: Mechanical engineering

chloride: the maximum amount of chlorides allowed in wine by law
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

coincidence: the occurrence of counts in two or more detectors simultaneously or within an assignable time interval
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

coincidence: a feature of protection system design such that two or more overlapping or simultaneous output signals from several channels are necessary in order to produce a protective action signal by the logic
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

coincidence: when the length of a bending wave in a panel coincides with the length of an incident sound wave at the angle at which it strikes the panel.There is a frequency below which coincidence cannot occur,called the 'critical frequency'
Category: Medicine

coincidence: refers to geometry that occupies the same spatial location
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

coincident: The sum of two or more demands which occur in the same demand interval
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

coincident: a statistic which has no value for predicting purposes because it changes at the same time as the economy in general,e.g.many types of sales will peak out and bottom out simultaneously with overall economic conditions
Category: Economics

coincident: magnetic store consisting of a regular matrix of magnetic cores with signal wires threaded through their centres,two wires carrying input information and one wire carrying sensing commands for interrogation
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

coincident: in an array of magnetic storage cells,the selective switching of one cell in the array by the simultaneous application of two or more currents such that the resultant magnetomotive force exceeds a threshold value only in the selected cell
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

coincident: a technique whereby two directional microphones(one for each channel)are located very close to each other and aimed at specific sections of the ensemble to be recorded
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

coincident: in an equal length code system...if the signal elements are transmitted at the same time over a multiwire circuit, the transmission is said to be '--'.
Category: News-systems and communications

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