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acyanopsia: 2)the inability to distinguish blue tints
Category: Medicine

aminoplast: formed by the condensation of amines or amides with aldehydes
Category: The chemical industry

aminoplastic: a synthetic resin derived from the reaction of urea,thiourea,melamine or allied compounds with aldehydes,particularly formaldehyde
Category: The chemical industry

anginophobia: fear of angina, choking or narrownes
Category: Medicine

anophele: malaria carrier mosquito,having straight form of body from tip of proboscis to top of abdomen while resting with black spots on the wings
Category: Botany and zoology

anopheles: malaria carrier mosquito,having straight form of body from tip of proboscis to top of abdomen while resting with black spots on the wings
Category: Botany and zoology

anophthalmia: 2)absence of an eye or eyes in the newborn due to failure of development of the optic cup or to disappearance of the eyes after partial development
Category: Medicine

asthenopia: visual discomfort caused by insufficient lighting or the glare of improper lighting
Category: Medicine

canopy: the portion of a parachute consisting of the surface producing aerodynamic forces and the suspension lines extended to one or more confluence points
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

canopy: fairing over flight crew or,in light planes,all occupants
Category: Transport

canopy: sheet metal protection attached to head of body and extending forward over truck cab to give protection from falling material
Category: Building industry

canopy: the transparent covering of cockpits
Category: Transport

canopy: the more or less continuous cover of branches and foliage formed collectively by the crowns of adjacent trees and other woody growth
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

canopy: that part of the parachute that opens up and is deployed to catch air, consisting usually of silk or nylon fabric.
Category: Defense

canopy: the umbrella-like portion of the parachute, usually made of nylon, which supports the parachutist during his descent.
Category: Defense

canopy: transparent bubble-like enclosure for the flight crew of an aircraft
Category: Transport

deuteranopia: a form of dicromatism in which relative spectral luminosity does not differ noticeably from normal, but in which all colours can be matched by mixtures of only two primary colours, one from the long wavelength portion of the spectrum, the other from the short wavelength portion; thus red, orange, yellow and green cannot be differentiated when their brightness and saturation are made equal
Category: Medicine

eosinophil: eosinophil:a polymorphonuclear leucocyte with large eosinophilic granules in its cytoplasm,which plays a role in hypersensitivity reactions
Category: Medicine

eosinophilic: a condition found primarily in grinding workers caused by a reaction of the pulmonary tissue,in particular the eosinophilic cells,to dust that has entered the lung
Category: Medicine

gymnophobia: fear of nudity
Category: Medicine

hedonophobia: fear of feeling pleasure
Category: Medicine

hemianopsia: blindness in one half of the visual field of one or both eyes
Category: Medicine

Hymenoptera: characterised by four membranous wings, legless, grublike, except sawflies (caterpillar-like with six to eight pairs of prolegs without crochets (hooked hairs)); many species with highly developed social behaviour
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

hypnophobia: fear of sleep or of being hypnotized
Category: Medicine

inoperable: condition of equipment not fit for use
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

inoperative: state of a portable part
Category: News-systems and communications

luminophor: a material that emits light as a result of stimulation by absorbed light,both in the short term and the long term(fluorescence and phosphorescence)
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

luminophore: inorganic product which,under the action of visible or invisible radiations,produces a luminescent effect
Category: The chemical industry

menopause: the -- is a period of disturbing changes and symptoms.
Category: Medicine

monophobia: fear of solitude or of being alone
Category: Medicine

monoplane: an aeroplane or glider with one pair of wings
Category: Transport

monopolar: link consisting of only one energised pole
Category: General

monopolar: wire terminating near or in the tissues of the cochlea which when electrically active,passes a current through a wide volume of tissue to a remote,indifferent or ground electrode
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

monopolistic: the competition in an industry in which there are many firms each producing products that are close substitutes
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

monopoly: Market situation with a single supplier (monopolist) who - due to the absence of competition - holds an extreme form of market power. It is tantamount to the existence of a dominant position. Under monopoly, output is normally lower and price higher than under competitive conditions. A monopolist may also be deemed to earn supra-normal profits (i.e. profits that exceed the normal remuneration of the capital). A similar situation on the demand side of the market, that is with a single buyer only, is called monopsony.
Category: The European Communities

monopoly: an economic situation-de jure or de facto-in which supply or demand exists,in a specific market,without competition
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

monopulse: strictly the measurement of range,bearing and elevation of a target aircraft from the content of a single radio-frequency echo pulse reflected from the aircraft.It has been generalized to apply to the various methods by which the direction of a target can be found when the two halves of an antenna system are combined to yield both a maximum and a minimum signal when aligned with the target
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

nanoplankton: minute plankton, including algae, bacteria and protozoans
Category: Botany and zoology

nop: An instruction used to force a delay of one instruction cycle without changing the status flags or the contents of registers.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

organophosphate: a group of pesticide chemicals containing phosphorus, such as malathion and parathion, intended to control insects. These compounds are short-lived and, therefore, do not normally contaminate the environment. However, some organophosphates, such as parathion, are extremely toxic when initially applied and exposure to them can interfere with the normal processes of the nervous system, causing convulsions and eventually death. Malathion, on the other hand, is low in toxicity and relatively safe for humans and animals; it is a common ingredient in household insecticide products
Category: Chemistry

phenoplast: resinous material derived from the condensation of (substituted) phenols, with aldehydes
Category: The chemical industry

phonophobia: fear of noises or voices or of one`s own voice, of telephones
Category: Medicine

Retinopathy: any non-inflammatory disease of the retina
Category: Medicine

rhinopharyngitis: the inflammation of the nasopharynx
Category: Medicine

selenoprotein: protein involved specifically with selenium transport
Category: Medicine

splanchnopleure: the wall of the primitive gut and yolk sac of the embryo
Category: Medicine

stenopeic: 2)spectacles having in place of lenses opaque disks containing narrow slits or circular perforations,used as a subnormal vision aid or as protection against bright light or glare
Category: Various industries and crafts

stenopeic: denoting optical devices which have a narrow opening or slit
Category: Medicine

synoptic: the ability to see large areas at the same time
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

synoptic: hour,expressed in terms of GMT,at which,by international agreement,meteorological observations are made simultaneously throughout the globe
Category: The cosmos

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