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afterglow: The continuation of glowing of a burning material after the cessation of flaming
Category: Management in the public and private sector

afterglow: stage in the alpine glow, namely the illumination of mountain tops by diffusely reflected radiation caused by the purple light.
Category: The cosmos

afterglow: broad high arch of radiance seen occasionally in the western sky above the highest clouds in deepening twilight.
Category: The cosmos

airflow: a flow or stream of air. An airflow may take place in a wind tunnel, in the induction system of an engine, etc., or a relative airflow can occur past the wing or other parts of a moving aircraft; a rate of flow, measured by mass or volume per unit time
Category: Physics

airglow: quasi-permanent emission of radiation by the gases of the upper atmosphere, distinguishable at night (nightglow) and presumed to occur also by day (dayglow).
Category: The cosmos

allow: to give or to assign as a share or a suitable amount of time...to a particular person.
Category: Language and literature

allow: to give or to assign as a share or a suitable amount of money...to a particular person.
Category: Language and literature

allowable: the total quantity of round wood which can be felled during a year,in accordance with long-term forestry policy,in order to ensure as sustained a yield as possible,taking account of the standing volume and its composition,increment,age group distribution,rotation and desired proportions of the various species
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

allowable: in building and design calculations, the maximum range of stress permitted, in relation to the type of structure, the material used, the expected use and degree of deterioration
Category: Management in the public and private sector

allowable: in quality control,the number of allowable defects in a sample is the critical number(designated by the particular scheme of sampling inspection)such that,if this number is exceeded,the whole of the remainder of the inspection-lot must be examined or the lot rejected out of hand
Category: Mathematics

allowable: any blemish that does not exclude a piece of timber,lumber or log from a specific grade
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

allowable: an expense which the taxpayer may deduct from his gross income when calculating his taxable income
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

allowable: the amount of cargo,determined by weight,cubic displacement and distance to be flown,which may be transported by specified aircraft
Category: Transport

allowable: the amount of cargo and passengers,determined by weight,cubic displacement and distance to be flown,which may be transported by specified aircraft
Category: Transport

allowable: the maximum average acreage burned over a given period of years that is considered an acceptable loss for a given area under organised fire suppression
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

allowable: the maximum average acreage burned over a given period of years that is considered an acceptable loss for a given area under organized fire control
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

allowable: the total load that an aircraft can transport over a given distance taking into account weight and volume
Category: Transport

ALLOWANCE: An allowance allows you to receive part of your income free of tax.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

ALLOWANCE: the difference between the minimum limit of size of the hole and the maximum limit of size of the shaft.It is the minimum clearance(positive allowance)or maximum interference(negative allowance)between such parts
Category: Standards, measures and testing

allowance: additional material left on tooth flank for finish machining
Category: Mechanical engineering

allowed: a) the band of energy levels resulting from interactions of atoms in a particular crystal, each level corresponding to an allowed conduction state; b) the range of energies that electrons in a particular crystal are allowed to possess
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

allowed: the amount of time required for a repeated operation by an experienced worker of average skill working at normal pace and with due allowance for relaxation and interruptions
Category: Law

allowed: the absolute value of an energy state permitted in a particular energy system
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

allowed: the transitions of electrons from valence band to conduction band of a semiconductor,or vice versa,which do not alter the momentum of an equivalent particle
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

barlow: maneuver which identifies an unstable hip that dislocates easily.
Category: Medicine

bellow: the pleated,expansible part in a camera
Category: General

bellows: made of wood and leather
Category: General

bellows: a mechanism that expands and contracts or has a rising and falling top,to suck in air through a valve and blow it out through a tube
Category: Technical and industry in general

bellows: an expandable device of folded flexible material to cover and protect an moving part
Category: Various industries and crafts

bellows: Thin flexible joints of high nickel-content stainless steel between the box sections of the vacuum chamber.The bellows sections are included in order to increase the electrical resistan ce to a level which is high compared to the resistance of the plasma.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

bellows: Thin flexible joints of high nickel-content stainless steel included between the box sections of the vacuum chamber in order to increase the electrical resistance to a level which is high compared to the resistance of the plasma. (XII/717/75, p. 22)
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

bellows: the -- may resemble basically the familiar domestic type, operated by hand or foot, but wind is normally supplied from an electric driven rotary blower.
Category: General

Below: a share with a market price lower than its par value
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

Below: placed below the ground surface level
Category: Building industry

Below: an out-of-the-ordinary revenue or expense item or a nonrecurrent item requiring a separate entry in a balance sheet
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

Below: that part of a budget referring to receipts from redeemed debts and expenditure covered by borrowings
Category: Management in the public and private sector

below: a worker who works beneath the surface of the ground,in the mine
Category: Statistics

blow: the distance an air stream travels on leaving an outlet, before its velocity is reduced to a specific value
Category: Physics

blow: removal of the contents(pulp and spent liquor)through an exit at the base of the digester under the action of the digester pressure
Category: Various industries and crafts

blow: a residual pocket of air between two plies or glued webs
Category: Various industries and crafts

blow: a sudden inflow of water into an excavation or cofferdam caused by rapidly developed piping
Category: Building industry

blow-down: process of expulsion of residual propellant by gas pressure after burnout or cutoff
Category: Transport

blow-line: in angling a light fishing-line with real or artificial bait,allowed to float over the surface of water with the wind
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

blow-out: novelty device consisting of a flexible rolled tube that straightens and extends suddenly when the breath is blown into its open end
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

blow-outs: bubbling springs carrying with them a volume of sand and occurring behind levees,fed by channels through or under levees
Category: Building industry

blow-up: a sudden increase in fire intensity and rate of flame-spread, sufficient to preclude direct control or to upset existing control plans; often accompanied by violent convection and may have other characteristics of a fire storm
Category: Management in the public and private sector

blowback: escape,to the rear and under pressure,of gases formed during the firing of the weapon.Blowback may be caused by a defective breech mechanism,a ruptured cartridge case or a faultry primer
Category: Defense

blowback: type of weapon operation in which the force of expanding gases acting to the rear against the face of the bolt furnishes all the energy required to initiate the complete cycle of operation.A weapon which employs this method of operation is characterized by the absence of any breech-lock or bolt-lock mechanism
Category: Defense

blowdown: the removal of concentrations of solids from a boiler by blowing-down some of the water to waste for a pre-determined period
Category: Mechanical engineering

blowdown: rejection of liquid from a vessel under pressure to reduce dissolved solids
Category: Mechanical engineering

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