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allocate: refers to the assignment of storage in a computer to main routines and subroutines,thus fixing the absolute values of symbolic addresses
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

allocated: a specific storage area for exact purposes,such as holding Input/Output data,constants,specific routines,scratchpad storage,stored routines,priority or executive instructions,housekeeping,or end programs
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

allocated: a circuit designed and reserved for the use of a particular customer
Category: News-systems and communications

allocated: transmit channel allocated to a radio endpoint
Category: News-systems and communications

allocated: mandatory and specific country risk reserves for U.S.banks against value impaired claims as defined by the U.S.Interagency Country Exposure Review Committee(ICERC)
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

allocation: a) the act of selecting and indicating the account (s) in which a transaction should be recorded; b) attribution of an item to a budget heading
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

allocation: placing one subject in context with,or near to,another subject
Category: Documentation and information

allocation: the allocation of railway infrastructure capacity by an allocation body
Category: Transport

allocation: the allotment,apportionment or placement of data items,storage,subjects,etc.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

allocation: the entry in the Table of Frequency Allocations of a given frequency band for the purpose of its use by one or more terrestrial or space radiocommunication services or the radio astronomy service under specified conditions
Category: News-systems and communications

allocation: the translation of the apportionment into total numbers of sorties by aircraft type available for each operation/task
Category: Defense

allocative: the maximisation of profit, i.e. equating the marginal product of every variable input to its corresponding opportunity cost
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

allocator: an allocator creates an object and returns a new access value which designates the object
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

co-locate: at the same location,as in equipment installed in the same room or building
Category: News-systems and communications

co-located: at the same location,as in equipment installed in the same room or building
Category: News-systems and communications

co-location: the ability of multiple satellites to share the same approximate geostationary orbital assignment frequently due to the fact that different frequency bands are used
Category: News-systems and communications

collocation: the placement of in-service customer telecommunications equipment at a carrier`s central office,point of presence or other network location
Category: News-systems and communications

collocation: the order in which creditors are placed and paid
Category: Law

collocation: two or more words,considered as individual lexical items,used in habitual association with one another in a given language,e.g.in English 'green' collocates with 'grass','dark' with 'night',etc.
Category: Language and literature

colocate: a line concentrator located in the same building as its host
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

colocate: related systems or parts of a system are said to be colocated if their actual physical separation is zero or so small as to contribute no significant error to the resulting data output
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

colocated: a line concentrator located in the same building as its host
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

dislocated: an individual who has been permanently laid off from employment,is both eligible for and likely to exhaust his entitlement to unemployment compensation,is unlikely to return to his previous industry or occupation,and will need reemployment assistance to successfully transition to new employment
Category: Statistics

dislocation: 1)Anatomy: displacement of the particular surface of a bone from its normal joint, without fracture; 2)Society: separation of a family from its normal neighbourhood or of a society from its usual environment
Category: Management in the public and private sector

dislocation: the displacement of the particular surface of a bone from its normal joint,without fracture
Category: Medicine

dislocation: line defect in the structure of a single crystal
Category: Chemistry

dislocation-induced: recombination of holes and electrons in a semiconductor,occurring preferentially in a region having a high dislocation density because of the trapping of the dislocations on charge carriers
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

halocarbon: derivate of hydrocarbon containing fluorine, chlorine or bromine
Category: Mechanical engineering

loca: the conditions which might arise when the coolant level in the primary vessel, or in the secondary circuit, falls
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

local: pertaining to the relationship between a language object and a block such that the language object has a scope contained in that block
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

local: the basic unit of labor organization in the United States. The term generally applies to a single plant or a small geographical unit.
Category: Labour

local-title: title which is unique within a title-domain
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

localise: a sewer localised in the immediate vicinity of the pumping station
Category: Environment

localiser: Element of an instrument landing system. (ICAO)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

locality: a mark put on timber to denote its origin
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

locality: attribute type which specifies a locality
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

localize: the heating of a confined area of a body
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

localize: a type of lighting designed to increase the illuminance at certain specified positions,for instance those at which work is carried on
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

localize: cancer which has not metastasized yet
Category: Medicine

localized: the heating of a confined area of a body
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

localized: a type of lighting designed to increase the illuminance at certain specified positions,for instance those at which work is carried on
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

localized: cancer which has not metastasized yet
Category: Medicine

localizer: instrument landing system aerial and beam giving directional guidance
Category: News-systems and communications

localizer: a radio direction-defining system(transmitting or receiving),forming part of the instrument landing system,which gives an aircraft an indication of its lateral position relative to a specific approach path centre line
Category: News-systems and communications

localizer: an instrument landing system in which directional guidance is provided by aerial and beam
Category: Transport

locally: the identity is unique within one FP or location area,depending on application
Category: News-systems and communications

locally: Site with spotty or patchy high concentrations of a substance hazardous to soil.The extension of the contamination is usually small and the gradient of concentration within the site is steep.
Category: Environment

locally: information tones generated at a terminal
Category: News-systems and communications

locally: a test of a composite statistical hypothesis defined by Neyman (1959); it is available only for a one dimensional parameter
Category: Statistics

locally: a development of the locally asymptotically most powerful test to the case of a k-dimensional parameter
Category: Mathematics

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