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backup: an item kept available to replace an item which fails to perform satisfactorily
Category: Mechanical engineering

backup: procedure,technique or hardware used to help recover lost or destroyed data or to keep a system operating
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

backup: the reserve generating capacity of a power system
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

baku: capital of Azerbaijan
Category: The cosmos

hookup: diagram that shows graphically the assemblage of the circuits
Category: Transport

hookup: wiring used to connect various points in electronic assemblies
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

karakul: South African wool
Category: Various industries and crafts

ku: the lower portion of the K-band,from approximately 10 to 19 GHz.Where satellite communications are concerned,Ku-band generally refers to the frequencies around 11 GHz(for downlink or space-to-earth transmissions)and 14 GHz(for uplink or earth-to-space transmissions)allocated to the fixed and broadcasting satellite services
Category: General

kudzu: a prostrate vine of China and Japan that is used widely for hay and forage
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

Kuhnt: a branch of the central retinal vein which extends posteriorly in the center of the optic nerve to the optic foramen
Category: Medicine

Kuhnt: the thick deposit of neuralgia at the physilogical cup of the optic dish,which it continuous at its periphery with the internal limiting membrane of the utina
Category: Medicine

Kuiper: a goodness-of-fit test statistic similar to the Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistic
Category: Mathematics

Kuiper: swarm of smaller objects orbiting beyond Neptune whose existence was predicted about 40 years ago by the astronomer Gerard P.Kuiper
Category: The cosmos

Kummel: liqueur flavoured with caraway or cumin seeds
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

kuna: currency of Croatia
Category: The cosmos

kunzite: variety of spodumene
Category: Various industries and crafts

kurtosis: a term used to describe the extent to which a unimodal frequency curve is 'peaked'; that is to say, the extent of the relative steepness of ascent in the neighbourhood of the mode
Category: Mathematics

kuru: a disease found in the Fore tribe in New Guinea, and due to the eating of human infected tissue by members of a tribe. In general the women ate brain tissue rather than the men and so it was the women and children that died relatively rapidly of the disease
Category: General

Kussmaul: a bright red inflammation seen in mercury intoxication(1)
Category: Medicine

Kuwaiti: inhabitant of Kuwait
Category: The cosmos

leptokurtic: a distribution that has relatively more scores in the center and in the tails
Category: Statistics

leptokurtosis: if the moment ratio is adopted as a measure of kurtosis,the value it assumes for a Normal distribution,namely 3,i staken as standard.Curves for which the ratio is greater than 3 are known as leptokurtic
Category: Mathematics

lockup: fitting elements of the form into a chase with wedges, quoins and furniture.
Category: Printing and publishing

markup: the substitution of the book value of an asset by a more realistic value
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

markup: in Standard Generalized Markup Language(SGML):text that is added to the data of a document in order to convey information about it
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

markup: information that is added to the data content of a virtual document as an aid to describing or processing it
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

markup-scan-in: in Standard Generalized Markup Language(SGML),a character class consisting of function characters that restore markup recognition if it was suppressed by the occurrence of a markup-scan-out character
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

markup-scan-out: in Standard Generalized Markup Language(SGML),a character class consisting of function characters that suppress markup recognition until the occurrence of a markup-scan-in character or entity end
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

markup-scan-suppress: in Standard Generalized Markup Language(SGML),a character class consisting of function characters that suppress markup recognition for the immediately following character in the same entity(if any)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

mesokurtic: a distribution with a neutral degree of kurtosis
Category: Statistics

oakum: hemp or untwisted rope used for calking joints.
Category: Building industry

pickup: a light truck having an open body with low sides and tailboard mounted usu. on a passenger car chassis.
Category: Transport

platykurtic: a distribution that is relatively thick in the 'shoulders'
Category: Statistics

skull: the skeleton of the head
Category: Medicine

skull: solidified steel remaining in the tundish of a continuous casting plant after a cast
Category: Iron and steel industries

skunk: Dutch-grown marijuana
Category: Management in the public and private sector

skunk: it is simply a variety of herbal cannabis developed for indoor cultivation, producing a bushy indica/sativa plant with early flower development and a pungent aroma.
Category: General

Tankoku: six-month bill issued by Japanese Government to refinance expiring long-term bonds
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

ukulele: small guitar with a thick neck
Category: General

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