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Anamorphic: Lens adapter designed to produce a wide-screen image.
Category: General

anamorphic: a horizontal and/or vertical image stretch dependent on the keystone geometry
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

anthropomorphic: a robot with all rotary joints and motions similar to a human`s arm
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

anthropomorphic: a device designed and constructed to have a form and mechanical properties as close as possible to those of man.The desired properties include representative masses of body components,ranges of movement of articulation and resistance to displacement
Category: Standards, measures and testing

chlamydomorphic: elementary fabric.Mineral grains are surrounded by uniform colloidal coatings which may grow together at the points where the grains touch each other
Category: Botany and zoology

diacetylmorphine: An opiate with effects similar to those of morphine except that it produces less nausea and more euphoria
Category: General

ectomorphic: a type of body build characterized by relatively little fat or muscle,often smaller bones and a somewhat thin chest
Category: Medicine

enantiomorph: term applied to 2 forms of a substance which differ in structure so that one is a mirror image of the other,e.g.,dextro-and levo-tartaric acids
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

enantiomorphs: term applied to 2 forms of a substance which differ in structure so that one is a mirror image of the other,e.g.,dextro-and levo-tartaric acids
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

endomorphic: a type of body build characterized by realtively large amounts of soft,fatty tissue,larger abdominal protrusions of the stomach area,and often relatively less muscular tissue
Category: Medicine

geomorphology: the study of the origin and evolution of the structural features of the earth`s surface,i.e.of relief
Category: The cosmos

geomorphology: Science concerned with the surface and evolution of the globe`s relief features
Category: Management in the public and private sector

gynandromorph: an individual that is a mosaic of male and female structures
Category: Medicine

hydromorphic: soil developed in the presence of excess water all or part of the time
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

isomorphism: the name given to the phenomenon whereby two or more minerals crystallize in the same class of the same system of symmetry and develop very similar forms
Category: Medicine

isomorphous: term applied to phases with crystal structures of the same type
Category: Iron and steel industries

lagomorph: an order of Eutheria comprising gnawing mammals
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

lagomorpha: an order of Eutheria comprising gnawing mammals
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

mesomorphic: a type of body build characterized by relatively predominant muscular tissue and heavy bones,often a 'barrel' chest
Category: Medicine

metamorphic: rocks, either igneous or sedimentary which in many cases have been subjected to great heat or pressure, or both, sufficient to cause alteration in form, and may be simply a rearrangement of the particles as in clay state; or a crystallisation of the constituents of the producing rocks which have been subjected to great heat and pressure, such as marble; or the addition of new substances from solution in water percolating through rocks and producing new crystalline minerals, such as the dolomites
Category: The cosmos

metamorphic: water that is driven out of rocks by the process of metamorphism.It is a kind of rejuvenated water
Category: The cosmos

metamorphic: Includes all those rocks which have formed in the solid state in response to pronounced changes of temperature,pressure,and chemical environment,which take place,in general,below th e shells of weathering and cementation.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

metamorphism: the process by which mineralogical and chemical changes take place in the solid state in pre-existing sedimentary or igneous rocks as a response to the imposition of new physical or chemical conditions. Metamorphic changes take place at temperatures ranging from 100oC to those in excess of 600oC, when rocks begin to melt
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

metamorphosis: the ontogeny of insects,i.e.the series of changes undergone from egg,through larva and pupa,or through nymph,to adult
Category: Botany and zoology

morph: a pronounceable series of phonemes which could function as a morpheme in a given language(in English,'pum',but not 'kvulpf')
Category: Language and literature

morphine: The principal alkaloid of opium and of poppy straw
Category: General

morphogenesis: the evolution of a structure from an undifferentiated to a differentiated state
Category: Medicine

morphological: relating to the configuration or the structure of live organs
Category: Medicine

morphology: the physical constitution of the soil including the texture,structure,porosity,consistency and colour of the various soil horizons,their thickness and their arrangement in the soil profil e.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

morphology: the science and study of the smallest meaningful units of a language,and of their formation into words
Category: Language and literature

orthomorphic: used amongst others to represent large portions of,or the whole of,the earth`s surface
Category: The cosmos

polymorphism: the ability of a material to exist in more than one crystall crystallographic structure
Category: Iron and steel industries

polymorphism: the occurrence together of two or more distinct forms in the same population
Category: Medicine

polymorphism: capability of an entity to take different forms during its life(by type changing)or to be generated(instantiated)with different forms depending on such parameters as types,objects and functions(see genericity)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

pseudomorph: a term used to indicate a body which is the product of substitution of organic or mineral material by other substances with conservation of primary form
Category: Botany and zoology

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