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antiferromagnetic: a material in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is antiferromagnetism
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

antiferromagnetic: substance in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is antiferromagnetism
Category: Physics

antiferromagnetism: a phenomenon by which,in the absence of an applied magnetic field,the magnetic moments of identical neighbouring atoms or ions are held,due to their interaction,in a cancelling arrangement such that the resultant magnetic moment is zero.The alignment of the magnetic moments increases with the applied magnetic field strength
Category: Physics

autokinetic: the apparent motion of a small,single,stationary spot of light when continuously observed in an otherwise dark field
Category: Medicine

ballonnet: in lighter-than-air aircraft.A compartment within the envelope into which air can be blown,to compensate for the changes in volume in the gas contained in the envelope,to maintain the required superpressure or to alter trim
Category: Transport

bayonet: system which inserts a piece into another which has no thread,but two small pins which fit into two lateral grooves
Category: Transport

Bennett: fracture-subluxation of the first metacarpal(thumb)
Category: Medicine

Bennett: fracture of the base of the first metacarpal bone.
Category: Medicine

bonnet: a removable protective cover for machine parts,shaped like a bell or cap
Category: Mechanical engineering

Burnett: a full-cell process using a ZnCl2 solution
Category: The chemical industry

cabinet: An upright, cupboardlike repository made of metal, wood or plastic for wall or floor mounting, frequently equipped with a frame, shelves and/or drawers. Used to house apparatus or equipment; 2.A protective housing for electrical or electronic equipment.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

cabinet: the housing for a radio receiver, television receiver, or other piece of electronic equipment.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

cabinet-type: in which exposure and processing are carried out automatically so that the finished photographs are available in a short time
Category: General

carnet: a credit card valid for aviation fuel and certain services
Category: Transport

castanet: two small hollowed-out pieces of wood clicked together
Category: General

cornet: cake-decorating device made of a small sheet of paper rolled and pinned into conical shape. The point is cut off to leave an opening as large as required.
Category: Domestic economy

cunette: a trench in a ditch or moat for drainage or a subdrain excavated in the bed of a surface drain to drain seepage water or to discharge low flows
Category: Building industry

cybernetic: that branch of learning which brings together theories and studies on communication and control in living organisms and machines
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

cybernetic: a complex,dynamic and adaptive system
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

cybernetics: that branch of learning which brings together theories and studies on communication and control in living organisms and machines
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

cytogenetics: the cytological aspects of genetics; chromosome behaviour as related to sterility chromosome damage as related to mutations following irradiation
Category: Medicine

demagnetizer: a device for reducing magnetisation of various components such as magnetic heads,spindles,rollers,etc.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

demagnetizing: a factor by which the magnetisation of a body,which is uniformly magnetised,should be multiplied to obtain the self-demagnetising field strength
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

demagnetizing: internal field or magnet, the direction of which is generally opposed to that of the magnetic induction and resulting from the distribution of the magnetic masses of this magnet.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

demonetisation: the state withdraws from circulation coins which are in excess of requirements or which are no longer fit for circulation, and melts them down into ingots
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

Dennett: a visual acuity test chart with differences in size of the various letters of the alphabet for any given test distance,so as to compensate for differences in inherent readability of the individual letters
Category: Medicine

diamagnetic: a loop placed around a plasma column in order to obtain information on plasma of varying pressure from variations in the magnetic induction in the column
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diamagnetic: a loop placed around a plasma column in order to derive information on plasma of varying pressure from variations in the magnetic induction in the column
Category: Physics

diamagnetic: a plasma with the property of reducing the magnetic flux passing through it by producing an induction current which sets up a magnetic flux opposed to that initially applied
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diamagnetic: a material in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is diamagnetism
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diamagnetic: substance in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is diamagnetism
Category: Physics

diamagnetism: a phenomenon by which an atomic system,when subjected to an externally applied magnetic field,acquires or tends to acquire a magnetic moment opposing that field
Category: Physics

electro-magnet: consists essentially of a coil of wire wound around a core of soft iron,this core being either in one piece or laminated
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electro-magnetic: log with a coil,which produces a magnetic field,and two probes or sensors,which project a very small distance from the hull and pick up the induced voltage;considerable amplification is required to produce the speed signal;a voltage to frequency converter then converts speed to distance run
Category: General

electromagnet: a magnet which requires current to maintain its field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnet: a temporary magnet formed by winding a coil of wire round a soft iron core and passing an electric current through the coil
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

electromagnetic: an electron lens utilising a magnetic field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetic: weapon of electrical mass destruction based on High Power Electromagnetic Pulse generation techniques and High Power Microwave technology
Category: Defense

electromagnetic: wave characterised by variations of the electric and magnetic fields
Category: Physics

electromagnetic: each of the possible configurations of the electromagnetic field in a given domain of space of specified electromagnetic characteristics
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetic: a) an electromagnetic phenomenon that does not correspond with any signal and that is usually impulsive and random but may be of a periodic nature; b) in the aeronautical safety services, it signifies all electromagnetic energy from both intentional and unintentional radiators, except for a desired signal for a specific system of interest
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetic: a block brake or band brake in which the braking pressure is produced, or-when it is a spring brake-removed, by electromagnetic force
Category: Mechanical engineering

electromagnetic: the very brief and intense pulse of electromagnetic radiation emitted following a high altitude nuclear explosion, causing extensive interference over a vast area at ground level, resulting in neutralisation of telecommunications, radio broadcasts, electronic controls, electrotechnical equipment, etc. in military equipment, hospitals, transport or at home; -DDMG
Category: Management in the public and private sector

electromagnetic: a relay in which current flow through a coil produces a magnetic field that results in contact actuation
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetic: physical field determined by the set of four vectors which characterise the electric and magnetic states of a material medium or vacuum
Category: Physics

electromagnetic: weapon that fires intense bursts of radio waves at its target, jamming or destroying its electronics
Category: Defense

electromagnetic: a screen of conductive material intended to reduce the penetration of a varying electromagnetic field into an assigned region
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetic: a source emitting electromagnetic waves
Category: Physics

electromagnetic: the energy stored in an electromagnetic field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetically: Pump with electromagnetic coupling for on-off operation and avoidance of shock loads.
Category: Physics

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