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aleatory: dependent on chance
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

antileak: valve used in the oil tank of aircraft reciprocating engines that have dry-sump lubrication systems
Category: Mechanical engineering

Antillean: inhabitant of Netherlands Antilles
Category: The cosmos

atomically-clean: the surface of a semiconductor piece not contaminated by impurities,although the atomic positions are not those of an ideal semiconductor surface
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

balearic: Archipelago of five islands,with a number of islets,in the western Mediterranean,off the east coast of Spain,of which they form an autonomous region.
Category: General

bleacher: a hollander intended for the bleaching of pulp suspensions
Category: Various industries and crafts

bleaching: necessary process to remove the natural and artificial impurities in fabrics to obtain clear whites for even dying and printing
Category: Various industries and crafts

bleaching: removal or modification of the coloured components in pulp with the object of increasing its brightness
Category: Various industries and crafts

bleaching: process whereby staples,tops,yarns and fabrics are whitened:the base colour is improved.Oxidising,reducing and optical bleaches are used
Category: Various industries and crafts

bleaching: converting a silver image (negative or positive) into a more or less colourless silver compound..
Category: General

boolean: pertaining to the algebra developed by George Boole
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

broadleaved: Tree or shrub of the botanical group Dicotyledons.
Category: Botany and zoology

cheerleader: one that calls for and directs organized cheering.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

Chilean: inhabitant of Chile
Category: The cosmos

clean: quality of a wine which leaves an agreeable and clean sensation after tasting
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

clean: having no induced radioactivity and no fission products.In some countries 'clean' also implies the absence of control members
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

clean: to remove the sand that may still adhere to a shaken-out casting
Category: Iron and steel industries

clean: Cured of addiction
Category: General

clean: refers to a money market operation without underlying documentary security.In the U.K.clean means 'exclusive of accrued interest'
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

cleanable: a filter element which when loaded can be restored by a suitable process to an acceptable percentage of its original flow pressure differential characteristic
Category: Mechanical engineering

cleaned: cleaned flue gas; cf. raw gas
Category: Environment

cleaned: coal that has undergone treatment to reduce its mineral-matter content(ash,sulphur)to within narrow limits
Category: Mining

cleaner: a compound or mixture used in degreasing
Category: Chemistry

cleaner: a scraper for cleaning out a shothole
Category: Mining

cleaner: a preparation for removing stains, grease, or other dirt.
Category: Domestic economy

cleaning: the removal of grease or other foreign material
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

cleaning: the removal of unwanted material(residues,polymers)from the wafer surface
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

cleaning: the treatment of coal to lower the mineral matter(ash)content.In coal cleaning the feed material is separated into the substances of which it is composed on the basis of the heterogeneous physical or phisico-chemical characteristics of the differing substances
Category: The chemical industry

cleaning: a cultural operation eliminating or suppressing undesirable vegetation, mainly woody (and including climbers),during the thicket stage of a forest crop and therefore before, or at the latest along with, the first thinning, so as to favour the better trees; may include unwanted crop species as well as intrusive vegetation
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

cleaning: . The silk thread is passed through a very sharp double knife...in order to clean off all uneveness and hairy filaments.
Category: Various industries and crafts

cleanline: the degree to which the metal is free from non-metallic matter
Category: Iron and steel industries

cleanline: with larger and more advanced generating units,cleanliness of the steam and water circuit becomes increasingly important,to avoid deposits on turbine blading,erosion of valves,the fouling of pumps,and corrosion of the boiler and superheater
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

cleanlines: the degree to which the metal is free from non-metallic matter
Category: Iron and steel industries

cleanlines: with larger and more advanced generating units,cleanliness of the steam and water circuit becomes increasingly important,to avoid deposits on turbine blading,erosion of valves,the fouling of pumps,and corrosion of the boiler and superheater
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

cleanliness: the degree to which the metal is free from non-metallic matter
Category: Iron and steel industries

cleanser: a preparation including a solvent or other cleaning agent for cleansing the skin,the teeth
Category: Domestic economy

Cleansing: used for cleaning motors, engines and other appliances; these are heavy oils usually containing small quantities of peptising agents to facilitate removal of gum, carbon deposits
Category: The chemical industry

cleanup: level of the residual contamination which remains in the soil after the cleanup
Category: Environment

cleanup: Determination of the cleanup level.
Category: Environment

cleanup: Actions taken to deal with a release of hazardous substances that could affect public health and/or the environment.
Category: Environment

clear: Restoring the on-hook condition of a telephone terminal. (CCITT, ITU)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

clear: the process by which a clearinghouse maintains records of all trades and settles margin flow on a daily mark-to-market basis for its clearing member
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

clear: To terminate a telecommunication connection; see also clear-back. (PH/PTIH)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

clear: the part of a bole or stem which is free of branches
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

clear: to replace data in a storage device with some standard character, e.g. zero or blank.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

clear-down: Restoring the on-hook condition of a telephone terminal. (CCITT, ITU)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

clear-forward: a signal sent in the forward direction to terminate the call or call attempt and release the circuit concerned.This signal is normally sent when the calling party clears
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

clearance: a) of a rotary cutter or a circular-saw tooth, the angle, measured in the plane of rotation, between the initial bevel or the back bevel (for cutters),or the top or back bevels (for saws),and a line tangent to the cutting circle through the cutting edge; b) of a band saw, web saw, or orthogonal cutter, the angle-measured in the plane of the band or web (for the saws) or in a plane perpendicular to the back (for orthogonal cutters)-between i) for the saws, the back and the surface generated, ii) for rotary-veneer lathes, the initial bevel and a plane tangent to the veneer bolt at the knife edge, iii) for other orthogonal cutters, the initial bevel or back bevel and the surface generated
Category: Various industries and crafts

clearance: indicates the largest width and height of a workpiece that can be machined on a milling machine,such as a planomiller
Category: Mechanical engineering

clearance: the distance between two conductive parts along a string stretched the shortest way between these conductive parts
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

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