Translation of lisa (English-English)

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channelisation: the division of a larger capacity channel into a number of smaller channels for use by multiple functions
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

commercialisation: agreement involving cooperation between competitors in the selling, distribution or promotion of their products
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

crystallisation: the process through which crystalline phases separate from a fluid, viscous, or dispersed state (gas, liquid solution, or rigid solution).; formation of solid in the form of crystals; formation of crystals, either by evaporation or cooling of a solution or condensation of a vapour
Category: Physics

decentralisation: a method of business organisation whereby units of the business representing separate products, common functions...are given a large measure of autonomy.
Category: Economics

digitalisation: the administration of digitalis
Category: Medicine

digitalisation: conversion of an analog signal to a digital signal,with steps between specified levels
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Elisa: A sensitive analytical technique in which an enzyme is complexed to an antigen or antibody.A substrate is then added which generates a colour proportional to the amount of binding.This method can be adapted to a solid-phase technique.An antigen is added to an antibody-coated tube.The antigen is added and forms the required complex.The enzyme-labelled antibody is then added,and this also forms a complex with the antigen.Excess antibody is removed by washing and the necessary substrates are added to generate the colour.
Category: Medicine

equalisation: the reduction of frequency and/or phase distortion,or modification of gain and or phase versus frequency characteristics of a transducer,by the use of attenuation circuits whose loss or delay is a function of frequency.The term usually applies to the modification to the frequency response of a recording or reproducing system or of a microphone by means of filters or frequency-boost circuits in order to compensate for the fact that the frequency characteristics of the devices are not level
Category: Medicine

fertilisation: the basic phenomenon of the sexual reproduction consisting of the union of two gametes of different sex
Category: Medicine

generalisation: extending the scope or range of a concept; also: turning constants into variables
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

globalisation: the process whereby large firms tend to move capital and technology from developed countries to others where labour costs are lower
Category: Economics

internalisation: the costs of preventing and restoring environmental pollution will be paid directly by the parties responsible for the damage rather than being financed by society in general
Category: Environment

lisa: product used by Centrigram`s Voiceware system on which vocabularies are coded in parametric waveform coding(PWC)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

mineralisation: Decomposition of organic matter or organic substances into carbon dioxide,water and the hydrides,oxides,or mineral salts of any other element.
Category: Environment

municipalisation: the process by which a municipal entity assumes responsibility for supplying utility service to its constituents.In supplying electricity,the municipality may generate and distribute the power or purchase wholesale power from other generators and distribute it
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

mutualisation: the conversion,by means of buying out the shareholders,of an insurance company with risk capital into a mutual insurance company
Category: Insurance

mutualisation: the pooling of key defence capabilities in order to reduce the overhead costs and inefficiencies associated with having individual national armed forces
Category: Defense

neutralisation: transformation of harmful substances in decontaminated substances by chemical means
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

over-capitalisation: a situation in which the capital of a company is too high in relation to its current or expected activity
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

realisable: the value which could be obtained on realisation at any specific time
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

specialisation: contracting the domain and range of an existing concept,e.g.by adding new conditions
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

stabilisation: to normalise the vapour pressure
Category: The chemical industry

symbolisation: representation of a descriptor by a sign or symbol
Category: Documentation and information

totalisator: machine for racecourses that issues the tickets,records and totals the amounts staked,and in certain complex machines,also calculates the olds
Category: Various industries and crafts

under-capitalisation: the situation in which a company has insufficient capital in relation to its current or expected activity
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

Utilisation: the amount of time a resource is in use over a given time interval
Category: News-systems and communications

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