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admittance: the property of an electric circuit which enables current to flow under the action of potential difference
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

admitted: an insurer who is entitled to do business in a state
Category: Insurance

admitted: an expression used when the insurers agree to pay claims up to a low limit without discussing the question of liability,subject to a complete release of liability from the claimant
Category: Insurance

antimitochondrial: the antibodies directed against antigens on the inner mitochondrial membrane of several tissues
Category: Medicine

Armitage: a class of closed sequential procedure incorporating the principle of truncation in order to reduce the variability of sample number
Category: Mathematics

attenuation-limited: condition prevailing when the received signal amplitude(rather than distortion)limits performance
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

band-limited: noise signal the bandwidth of which is limited,e.g.by distortion
Category: News-systems and communications

bandwidth-limited: condition prevailing when the system bandwidth,rather than the amplitude(or power)of the signal,limits performance.The condition is reached when the system distorts the shape of the waveform beyond specified limits
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

calamity: a major adversity and distress, mainly personal; Sometimes used for disaster. All disasters are calamities, but not every calamity is a disaster for the community
Category: Management in the public and private sector

code-transmitter: Automatic-coding of long distance calls to prevent electronic interception.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

collector-emitter: part of an electronic circuit containing one or more bipolar transistor(s)that accepts the output from a transistor in common-emitter connection
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a voltage appearing across the collector-emitter terminals of a bipolar transistor at the d-c quiescent bias point.This voltage is the difference between the available line voltage and the sum of the voltage drops across the passive components in the collector-emitter circuit
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: total capacitance between the collector and emitter terminals of a bipolar transistor; consists of the sum of the collector feedback capacitance and the extrinsic capacitance
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a reverse voltage appearing between the collector and emitter terminals of a bipolar transistor with a resistance connected between the base and emitter terminals
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: the leakage current of a collector-base junction,forced to flow to the common supply line by way of the emitter-base junction,and in doing so,in consequence of transistor action,causing a substantial emitter current to flow,the resultant current being larger than the simple collector-base leakage current by a factor of where is the common-base current gain of the transistor
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: the expected value of the breakdown voltage between the collector and the emitter of a bipolar transistor
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a reverse voltage appearing between the collector and emitter terminals of a bipolar transistor when the base terminal is open-circuited
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a collector-emitter voltage of a bipolar transistor in the saturation region of operation
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a specification for large-signal power bipolar transistors. It indicates the high-current point of the characteristic at which the collector-emitter voltage has the lowest value, and is measured under specified pulse conditions, with base current zero; base open
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a specification for large-signal power bipolar transistor.It indicates the high-current point of the characteristic at which the collector-emitter voltage has the lowest value and is measured under specified pulse conditions,with a specified value of base-emitter resistor
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a reverse voltage appearing between the collector and emitter terminals of a bipolar transistor with shorted emitter diode
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

collector-emitter: a diode-connected transistor used in a monolithic integrated circuit in which the collector terminal is bonded to the emitter terminal
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

comit: a string-handling and pattern-matching language
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

comity: Principle applied in the field of international co-operation on competition policy. By negative comity, every country that is party to a co-operation agreement guarantees to take account of the important interests of the other parties of the agreement when applying its own competition law. By positive comity, a country may ask the other parties of the agreement to take appropriate measures, under their competition law, against anti-competitive behaviour taking place on their territory and affecting important interests of the requesting country.
Category: The European Communities

commit: To commit a felony willingly and with knowledge of one`s actions.
Category: Law

commit: To commit a misdemeanour willingly and with knowledge of one`s actions.
Category: Law

commitment: a written notice from a lender who advises of approval to advance a specified amount of funds under certain conditions
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

committed: the dose to an organ or to a tissue over a period of 50 years,resulting from an intake of one or more radionuclides
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

committed: dose equivalent to an organ or tissue that will be accumulated over 50 years following the intake of radioactive material into the body E,where H(t)is the dose equivalent rate at time t and to is the time of intake
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

committee: designation of the Highest Authority in Mutuals, whose members elect delegates to constitute the general meeting
Category: Insurance

committee: useful as a training device...to train individuals in organizing a fact-gathering or study project,in working with others in the process,and in preparing a report with conclusions and recommendations.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

Committees: Administration unit of the Parliamentary Services which executes the secretary work of the Standing Committees without secretariat and,as far as possible,of the Select Committees.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

common-emitter: circuit with input to base and output from emitter
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

conformity: in Italian usage,the agreement between experimental results and those expected according to some theoretical scheme
Category: Mathematics

conformity: fulfilment by a product,process or service of specified requirements
Category: Standards, measures and testing

conformity: the ability of an item to meet a stated performance and/or characteristic, the assessment of which does not depend essentially on the passageof time
Category: Standards, measures and testing

conformity: ..in the process of discussing an employee`s appraisal...there is also the danger that he may lose job interest and run his job so as to avoid criticism. Thus -- rather than initiative may be developed.
Category: Medicine

Delimitation: determining the limits of the statistical study
Category: Statistics

delimited: a file,usually converted in some output format,showing conventional marks or symbols at the beginning and at the end of all its field contents
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

delimited: a p-n junction of limited area made in a desired region of a semiconductor piece by selective diffusion
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

delimiter: a character that limits a string of characters,and therefore cannot be a member of the string
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

diatomite: siliceous earth, sometimes incorrectly called infusorial earth
Category: Mining

diffusion-limited: the growth of an oxide film on a silicon surface,in which the rate of increase of thickness is limited by the rate at which silicon and oxygen ions diffuse through the film before reacting
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

dimity: a fabric,usually of coton,that is checked or striped by corded effects,which are made by weaving two or more threads as one
Category: Various industries and crafts

distortion-limited: condition prevailing when the distortion of the received signal,rather than its amplitude(or power),limits performance.The condition is reached when the system distorts the shape of the waveform beyond specified limits
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

dolomite: natural double carbonate of calcium and magnesium
Category: Chemistry

dynamite: mixture of nitroglycerin with an inert absorbent substance
Category: The chemical industry

dynamite: an industrial explosive which is detonated by blasting caps
Category: Defense

emittance: the power radiated per unit area of a radiating surface
Category: News-systems and communications

emittance: quotient of the flux of radiation emitted by an infinitesimal element of surface containing the point under question, by the area of that element.
Category: The cosmos

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