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all-or-nothing: an electrical relay which is intended to be energised by a quantity whose value is either higher than that at which it picks up or lower than that at which it drops out
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

all-or-nothing: a method of assigning traffic in a trip assignment model which allocates all the trips travelling between a pair of zones to a single route
Category: Transport

all-or-nothing: in transport planning,a type of traffic assignment whereby all traffic between an origin-destination pair is assigned to one route with no traffic assigned to any competing routes
Category: Transport

annotate: to include explanations or descriptions of portions of programs; to add information or data to clarify relations, significance, or priorities
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

annotated: a catalogue containing bibliographic descriptions and additional annotations to the documents
Category: Printing and publishing

annotated: a bibliography including not only formal descriptions but additionally annotations
Category: Documentation and information

annotated: a photograph on which interpretation details are indicated by words or symbols
Category: General

annotation: the short, descriptive indication of the subject contents of a document, giving information that is not contained in the title of the document
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

annotation: a note added by way of comment or explanation
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

annotation: the process of inserting text or a special note, explanation or to provide relevant detail on a CAD/CAM drawing
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

banknote: durable,strong,abrasion resistant and folding resistant security paper,suitable for multicolour printing and intended for the production of banknotes
Category: Various industries and crafts

cannot: a type of fire control which indicates that the observer or spotter will be unable to adjust,fire,but believes a target exists at the given location and is of sufficient importance to justify firing upon it without adjustment or observation
Category: Defense

chronotron: a device which utilizes a measurement of the position of the superposed loci of a pair of pulses on a transmission line to determine the time between the events which initiate the pulses(Elsevier`s dictionary of nuclear science and technology)
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

connotation: an association or idea suggested by a word or phrase
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

denotational: mathematical semantic model which defines the meaning of programs as denotations of an abstract algebraic domain
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

endnote: a note printed at the end of a document
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Footnote: a note or comment printed at the foot of the page,and linked by a symbol to the relevant part of the text on that page
Category: Printing and publishing

genotoxic: the decisive step in the carcinogenic process,in which a cell exposed to an external stimulus,e.g.a chemically reactive substance,is changed as a result of the exposure to the external stimulus
Category: Medicine

genotype: a) the entire genetic construction (expressed or latent) of one individual; b) the genetic construction of an individual as expressed in terms of selected heritable characters; c) the heredity materials considered as a unit
Category: Medicine

hand-knotted: a carpet obtained by knotting the tufts into the surface by hand
Category: Various industries and crafts

Huguenot: fig. 16.
Category: General

hypnotic: ..methyprylon is used as a daytime sedative or a -to induce sleep in insommia, especially when the patient is allergic to barbiturates.
Category: Medicine

identification-not-provided: a signal sent in a common-channel signalling system for data services in response to a request for calling or called line identification when the corresponding facility is not provided in the originating or destination network,respectively
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

immunotherapy: treatment of or prophylaxis against disease that is based on the production of antibodies and induction of immunity and that chiefly employs antigens or antigenic preparations
Category: Medicine

immunotoxin: hybrid molecule containing an antibody component of defined fine specificity coupled to a cytotoxic moiety. The cytotoxic moiety is usually an anticancer agent
Category: Medicine

keynote: fundamental or leading speech made usually at the beginning of a meeting
Category: General

keynote: keynote:a central or determining principle in a speech,literary work,etc.(1)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

keynote: speaker who sets forth the theme of the meeting
Category: General

knot: 1)Unit of length, especially marine, equal to 1/120th of a sea mile, or 15,43 m; Unit of nautical speed, corresponding to 1 sea mile per hour, or 1.852 m/h; 2)In rescue, a method of tieing two ropes securely together, or a rope to a fixed point
Category: Management in the public and private sector

knot: Unit of speed for navigation.The nautical mile is 1852m.1 Knot = 0.5144 m/s = 1 nautical mile/hour.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

knot: a small fibre cluster resulting from an incomplete defibration of the fibre material or consisting of fibres which have become entangled in each other
Category: Various industries and crafts

knot: nodular glassy inclusion often having an attenuated tail
Category: Various industries and crafts

knot: he tolerated with only the occasional flick of his tail when I became insistent about the small -- on his hindquarters.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

knotless: netting made by machine from yarns which are interlaced at intervals to form meshes.Yarns which comprise one side of a mesh at one point in the netting may not be associated together in succeeding meshes
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

knotless: fishing net made of knotless netting
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

knotted: composed of a taut warp around which the pile threads are knotted or twisted in a complete turn round at least one warp thread
Category: Various industries and crafts

knotted: netting made by hand or machine from twines which are knotted together at intervals to form meshes
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

knotted: a net in which the netting is formed by knotting the twines using a single or double weavers knot or reef knot
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

knotted: knotted netting consisting of a single-yarn system is mostly hand made.The yarn is wound on a netting needle and all the meshes in the same row are knotted individually one after another.A uniform mesh size may be achieved by the use of a mesh gauge during knotting.If the netting is made as a flat panel,then the netting yarn runs alternately from left to right and from right to left.If the netting is knotted round and round(as a 'tube' or 'cylinder'),then the yarn proceeds continuously in the same direction
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

knotted: knotted netting consisting of two systems of yarns is mostly manufactured on a knotting machine.The yarn of one of the two systems runs like a weaving warp from bobbins,while the yarn of the other system is wound on shuttles that guide it towards a hook-shaped or needle-type knotting device.All the knots in one row are knotted simultaneously
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

knotter: a screen which separates a coarse reject from a suspension of chemical pulp
Category: Various industries and crafts

knotting: applying varnish to resinous knots appearing on the surface of a timber piece,so as to seal them before painting
Category: The chemical industry

linotype: machine for setting and founding lines of type
Category: Printing and publishing

monotonic: formal mathematical logic in which inferences are additive and no belief need ever be retracted
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

monotonic: an alternative name proposed by Barlow and Proschan(1965)for coherent structure
Category: Statistics

monotonic: a relationship represented by a regression line that is continually increasing(or decreasing),but perhaps not in a straight line
Category: Statistics

monotonicity: the logic property that states that if a conclusion is derivable from a certain collection of facts,the same conclusion remains derivable if more facts are added
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

monotreme: the lowest order of Mammalia
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

monotremes: the lowest order of Mammalia
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

monotype: casts individual pieces of type for a line and justifies each line by a system of counting in units the width of the spaces taken up by the pieces of type; the contemporary Monotype type caster is controlled by a ribbon of paper perforated on a separate keyboard
Category: Various industries and crafts

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