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address-complete: a backward register signal indicating that it is no longer necessary to send another address signal either causes immediate passage to the speech position to enable the calling subscriber to hear a tone or a recorded announcement of the national incoming network,or announces the transmission of a signal indicating the condition of the called subscriber`s line
Category: News-systems and communications

anklet: brace that supports the ankle
Category: Medicine

anklet: a short sock usu. extending only slightly above the ankle..also -- and -- OLFHA 74..
Category: Domestic economy

applet: a miniature application that can be included in webpages in such a way that when you visit them it will download and run automatically
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

athletic: hypertrophy of the heart in the absence of disease or functional disorder
Category: Medicine

athletic: the constellation of normal anatomic and physiologic adaptations in persons who regularly perform strenuous dynamic exercise
Category: Medicine

autovalet: coin-operated lockers for the storage of outdoor clothing
Category: Mechanical engineering

bandelette: dental appliance for correcting deformities of the teeth
Category: Medicine

Bartlett: an approximate test for the homogeneity of a set of variances from a number of independent normal samples
Category: Mathematics

Bartlett: a differential equation relationship for a class of stochastic processes(including the Markov Process)between the characteristic function of the vector variate x and the derivate cumulant function
Category: Mathematics

Bartlett: a stochastic cluster model introduced by Bartlett(1963)and Lewis(1964).In this model the cluster-member process is assumed to be a segment of a renewal process,initiated by the cluster 'centre',and terminating after some finite number of 'renewals'
Category: Statistics

Bartlett: the Wishart distribution was shown by Bartlett(1933)to be comprised of k chi-squared variables and 1/2k(k-1)standard normal variables which are independent within as well as between these groups.The decomposition depends upon expressing the matrix form of the Wishart distribution as the product of a(lower)triangular matrix and its transpose
Category: Mathematics

Bartlett: an extension(1950)of Quenouille`s test for the fitting of autoregression schemes to time series
Category: Mathematics

Bartlett: a test for direction and collinearity of latent roots and vectors in principal component analysis.The question at issue is whether some of the roots and associated latent vectors are distinguishable
Category: Mathematics

Bartlett: a test of significance for the presence of a second-order interaction in a 2x2x2 contingency table
Category: Mathematics

billet: an official order directing that a member of a military force be provided with board and lodging
Category: Law

billet: a semi-finished rolled or forged product,usually square with chamfered or radiused corners and with cross-sectional area generally not more than 25 square inches
Category: Iron and steel industries

billet: a short piece of round or part-round wood,as cut for cordwood,shingles,cooperage stock,pulping,and rotary veneer
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

billet: a steel slab for distributing a load(such as a column load)to a grillage or footing
Category: Building industry

billet: the product of a log that has been cut so as to remove the heart
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bloodletting: the technic of venesection may be described briefly....--the letting of blood in the treatment of a disease
Category: Medicine

brusselette: A ribbed carpet woven from a loosely tensioned,coarse warp and from a fine chain.
Category: Various industries and crafts

chaplet: metal support or spacer used in moulds to hold cores,or parts of the mould which are not self-supporting in their proper positions during the casting process.There are numerous sizes and shapes,as radiator,double-heated,cast,stem
Category: Iron and steel industries

chartlet: a small chart,such as one showing the average area of a Loran rate,with the distribution of its lines of position,corrections to be applied to readings,location and identification of transmitters,etc.
Category: The cosmos

collet: bush with generally three slots essentially used for chucking bar material.Clamping is effected by means of a conical seat
Category: Mechanical engineering

complete: refers to a resolution which can prove all theorems
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

complete: to make whole or entire.
Category: Language and literature

completed: a vehicle resulting from the process of multi-stage type-approval which meets all the relevant requirements of this Directive
Category: Law

completed: a successful call attempt that receives an answer signal
Category: News-systems and communications

completed: the number of children born alive per woman in a cohort of women by the end of their childbearing years
Category: Statistics

completed: a current account period or annual account period which has already been completed
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

completely: Components of a piece of machinery that have not been assembled.
Category: Technical and industry in general

completely: components of a piece of machinery that has not been assembled but which have been collected together in kit form
Category: Mechanical engineering

completely: a bushing,the ends of which are intended to be immersed in insulating media other than ambient air,e.g.oil or gas
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

completely: a very simple form of experimental design in which the treatments are allocated to the experimental units purely on a chance basis
Category: Statistics

completely: a PBX extension restricted to internal calls only
Category: News-systems and communications

completenes: the extent to which the specifications capture the full intent of the specifier
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

completenes: the property that all necessary parts of the entity are included
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

completenes: a check for the presence of data in fields that should not be empty
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

completenes: to check date for --, etc.
Category: Language and literature

completeness: the extent to which the specifications capture the full intent of the specifier
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

completeness: the property that all necessary parts of the entity are included
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

completeness: to check date for --, etc.
Category: Language and literature

COMPLETER: a device whose output data are a representation of the complements of the numbers represented by its input data
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

completion: a mortgage loan dispursed following the satisfactory completion of construction
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

completion: in the event that someone provides money for the construction of a building,a bond guaranteeing that building work will be completed
Category: Insurance

completion: the ratio of the number of completed call attempts to the total number of call attempts,at a given point of a network
Category: News-systems and communications

completion: a report with corrected drawings prepared as soon as a project is practically in full operation when its estimate of construction should be closed although there may be certain works provided for in the estimate either unfinished or which it is not desirable to construct at once. This report contains all the required financial statements of expenditure and income, classified according to prevailing system of cost accounting, since the authorisation of the project describes the project as constructed bringing out the principal deviations from the sanctioned plans, designs and estimates; deals with the difficulties confronted and how they were met with; mentions and records all other information which may be of use later on
Category: Building industry

completion: a term from harmony theory:in addition to creating an interpretation of a set of input features,the knowledge atoms themselves can fill in missing features in a way that is maximally consistent with those features that are fixed and with the set of knowledge atoms
Category: General

completion: 1.a certificate recorded on the drawing/drawings of an individual work or group of works that the work/work has/have been completed according to dimensions and details given on the drawing/ drawing; 2.a certificate given by the engineer-in-charge of the work on the basis of which the final payment is made to the contractor
Category: Building industry

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