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aerodynamics: the study of the motion of gases and the reaction of that motion on bodies in contact with the gas; for example, the passage of rockets through the atmosphere.
Category: Physics

aerothermodynamic: study of aerodynamic phenomena at velocities high enough for thermodynamic properties of constituent gases to become significant
Category: Transport

aerothermodynamics: study of aerodynamic phenomena at velocities high enough for thermodynamic properties of constituent gases to become significant
Category: Transport

anametric: used to describe a ground-air system in which the desired information is first derived in the air.Converse of 'catametric'
Category: News-systems and communications

anamnesis: 2)information obtained from both an individual and others about the past history of that individual case
Category: Medicine

anamnesis: the past history of a patient.
Category: Medicine

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

biodynamic: the study of the effects of dynamic processes(motion,acceleration,vibration,weightlessness,etc.)on living organisms
Category: Medicine

biodynamics: the study of the effects of dynamic processes(motion,acceleration,vibration,weightlessness,etc.)on living organisms
Category: Medicine

cardiodynamics: kinetic mechanisms by means of which the heartbeat insures the circulation of the blood through the heart to the periphery and back to the heart
Category: Medicine

cinnamic: c9H8O2,PhCH=CHCO2H. Colourless crystals. Decarboxylates on prolonged heating. Oxidised by nitric acid to benzoic acid. Ordinary cinnamic acid is the trans-isomer, m.p.135-136 °C; on irradiation with UV light it can be isomerized to the less stable cis-isomer, m.p.42 °C. Prepared by heating benzaldehyde with sodium ethanoate and ethanoic anhydride (Perkin reaction) or with ethyl ethanoate and sodium ethoxide. Occurs in storax, or liquid amber, as the ester cinnamyl cinnamate made from cinnamylacohol, PhCH=CH. CH2OH Cinnamic acid and its derivatives are used in flavours, perfumery, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.(1)
Category: Chemistry

cinnamon: the inner bark of young branches of certain trees of the Laurus family
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

cinnamon: a large genus of Asian and Australian aromatic trees and shrubs
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

dynamic: pertaining to properties that can only be established during the execution of a program
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

dynamic: a circuitry which stores information as charges on MOS capacitors
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

dynamic-duplex: the primary electronic mobile exchange twin processor node and control system mode of operation in which the electronic mobile exchange processing system is configured for the highest level of fault tolerance
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

dynamical: statistical...study of...elements of the atmosphere...in relation to the...interpretation...of the contemporary climate patterns...or of the long-term climate changes or trends.
Category: The cosmos

dynamical: meteorology considerred from the point of view of the dynamics of the phenomena of the atmosphere.
Category: The cosmos

dynamically: the neutral state obtained by means of an alternating field or alternately reversing field,the peak value of which is decreased to zero from a value corresponding to saturation
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

dynamically: A set of characters whose shapes are sent from the service and down-loaded via the line.It may be used to represent alphabetic characters,special symbols,or picture element symbols for constructing fine graphics.Once loaded,the DRCS is regarded as a member of a library.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

dynamics: the study of the action of forces on bodies and the changes in motion they produce
Category: News-systems and communications

dynamics: for the purpose of file transfer,access and management:the concatenation and simplification properties of a document
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

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

dynamo: a digital simulation program developed by Jay Forrester at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

dynamometer: an instrument for measuring mechanical force
Category: Physics

dynamometer: used to measure the compression or tractive force of hydraulic presses,rolling mills,material testing machines,etc.and also for load tests(aircraft)
Category: Transport

dynamotor: direct current(DC or d.c.)generator and electric motor having common set of field poles and two or more armature windings
Category: News-systems and communications

electrodynamic: an adjective applied to the action or force exerted between electric currents.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrodynamic: an energy meter which operates by the rotation of the moving coils of an electrodynamic measuring element
Category: Standards, measures and testing

electrodynamic: decreasing amplitude of pointer oscillation of an electrical meter
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrodynamic: an instrument which operates by the interaction of a current in a movable coil with a current in one or more fixed coils
Category: Standards, measures and testing

electrodynamic: microphone in which the electrical output results from the motion of coil in a magnetic field,the motion of this coil being derived from the diaphragm of the microphone
Category: Medicine

electrodynamic: a cutter head in which the displacements of the recording stylus are generated by the motion of a coil in a magnetic field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrodynamic: a pick-up head which for its operation depends upon the motion of a coil in a magnetic field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrodynamics: that part of science which deals with forces between conductors carrying currents.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

enamel: paint whose vehicle consists of a varnish; on drying, it gives a particularly smooth hard film
Category: The chemical industry

enamel: a very hard whitish substance which covers the dentine of the anatomical crown of a tooth
Category: Medicine

enamel: glass or frit used to coat,protect and decorate metal surfaces.They consist generally of mixtures of borates,silicates and aluminates of the alkali metals,fritted at temperatures around 1200° C and milled with additions to give desired properties of colour,opacity and coefficient of expansion
Category: Iron and steel industries

enameller: variety of occupational neurosis attributed to repeated small movements of the hand
Category: Medicine

formal-name: component of an originator/recipient(O/R)descriptor which identifies the user or distibution list(DL)in question.One of its O/R names
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

guanamine: resin made by polycondensation of guanamine with aldehyde
Category: The chemical industry

hemodynamic: a branch of physiology that deals with circulatory movements and the forces involved in circulation of the blood.
Category: Medicine

hemodynamics: a branch of physiology that deals with circulatory movements and the forces involved in circulation of the blood.
Category: Medicine

hydrodynamic: science and technology which treats of the laws governing movement of liquids and forces which oppose this movement
Category: Physics

hydrodynamic: losses due to the motion of the fluid
Category: Mechanical engineering

hydrodynamic: The difference of levels between the surface of a water strem flowing over a dam and its natural undammed-up surface level
Category: Physics

hydrodynamic: in experimental stress analysis,the evaluation of stresses by analogy with ideal and viscous incompressible fluids
Category: Standards, measures and testing

hydrodynamics: science and technology which treats of the laws governing movement of liquids and forces which oppose this movement
Category: Physics

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