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afterpeak: The space between the aftmost transverse watertight bulkhead and the stern frame. It is frequently used as a trimming tank, or as a freshwater tank.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

appeal: 1)British and Irish procedural law; the basic method of redress; 2)translation of FR appel; DE Berufung; IT appello; NL hoger beroep; DA anke
Category: Law

appeal: a method of obtaining reconsideration of a court decision
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

appeal: is the reason advanced by an advertisement for buying or using a product or service.
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

appeal: a move by one of the parties to a legal action or suit to have the correctness of the decision of a lower court reviewed by a higher decision and reversed or modified
Category: Law

appearance: the point at which a circuit is terminated and access is gained to the circuit,with special reference to terminations on boards attended by operators
Category: News-systems and communications

cyclopean: in masonry work,a form of concrete reinforced by broken stones,especially that used in massive construction,such as solid masonry dams..
Category: Building industry

cyclopean: is megalithic masonry of massive, uneven blocks of stone with joints and interstices filled with concrete.
Category: Building industry

disappear: corroded aluminium contacts which cease to be visible on inspection
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

disappear: a pyrometer in which the temperature of a heat source is measured by equalizing the brightness of a standard incandescent-lamp filament with that of the heat-source focused to coincide with the f ilament,so that the filament disappears
Category: Physics

disappearing: corroded aluminium contacts which cease to be visible on inspection
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

disappearing: a pyrometer in which the temperature of a heat source is measured by equalizing the brightness of a standard incandescent-lamp filament with that of the heat-source focused to coincide with the f ilament,so that the filament disappears
Category: Physics

European-style: Option that may be exercised only on the last trading day before expiration.
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

forepeak: The space between the collision bulkhead and the stem.When made watertight it is used as a trimming or freshwater tank.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

Guadeloupean: inhabitant of Guadeloupe
Category: The cosmos

impeach: the credibility of a witness. A party cannot -- the credit of a witness produced by himself but he .=may prove by others the contrary of what such witness has stated.
Category: Law

impeachment: ..a formal accusation...that commits the accused civil official for trial in the upper house.
Category: Politics

loud-speaker: transducer operating from an electrical system to an acoustical system and designed to radiate sound.
Category: Standards, measures and testing

loudspeak: function of a DECT system that converts electrical impulses into sound waves of sufficient volume to be heard easily by a number of listeners situated at some distance from the device
Category: News-systems and communications

loudspeak: A hands-free telephone(1)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

loudspeaker: an electroacoustical transducer by which acoustic waves are obtained from electrical waves and designed to radiate acoustic power into the space within the audible frequency range
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

loudspeaking: function of a DECT system that converts electrical impulses into sound waves of sufficient volume to be heard easily by a number of listeners situated at some distance from the device
Category: News-systems and communications

mesopeak: obsolete term previously used by some authors to signify the top of the inversion layer at about 50-55 km (stratopause).
Category: The cosmos

Neyman-Pearson: a general theory of testing hypotheses,due to J.Neyman and E.S.Pearson.It is based upon the consideration of two types of errors which may be incurred in judging a statistical hypothesis
Category: Statistics

Pan-European: facility to enter into a roaming agreement in Europe
Category: News-systems and communications

Pan-European: a public radio paging service based on a terrestrial infrastructure in the Member States in accordance with a common specification which allows persons wishing to do so to send and/or to receive alert and/or numeric or alphanumeric messages anywhere within the coverage of the service in the Community
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

pea: a hardy climbing plant,Pisum sativum(family Leguminosae)with seeds growing in pods and used for food
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

peacetime: Term used in the United Kingdom for civil protection
Category: Management in the public and private sector

peacetime: a table setting out the authorized peacetime manpower requirement for a unit,formation or headquarters
Category: Defense

peach: a round juicy stone fruit with downy cream or yellow skin flushed with red
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

peak: The extreme end compartment of a vessel next to the stem or the sternpost and generally used as a tank.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

peak: an observation in an ordered series is said to be a 'peak' if its value is greater than the value of its two neighbouring observations
Category: Mathematics

peak: the greatest value of a time-dependent quantity during a specified time interval equal to a period for a periodic quantity
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

peak: The apogee of a drug trip
Category: General

peak: on motor vehicles,the control of which includes a definite number of notches or positions for the starting and regulation of speed,the term peak applies to the value of the quantity concerned immediately after taking a notch
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

peak-to-peak: the amplitude (voltage) difference between the most positive and the most negative excursions (peaks) of an electrical signal
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

peaked: a traffic that has a peakedness factor greater than one
Category: News-systems and communications

peaking: condition resulting from local rubber starvation combined with excessive flow from adjacent area
Category: Various industries and crafts

peaks: where the -- fall, in this important range, is what makes the overall system sound shrill, smooth, remote, honky.....dip: a drop in the plate current of a class-C amplifier...GRAEL 72 157
Category: Standards, measures and testing

peaky: a supercritical wing design in which the chordwise velocity distribution has a peak near the leading edge,followed by a near-isentropic recompression
Category: Transport

peanut: the plant.; the pod or fruit or the enclosed edible seed of a leguminous plant.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

pear: a yellowish or brownish-green fleshy fruit,tapering towards the stalk
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

pearl: pearls are the result of the natural secretion of various sea or fresh water molluscs,especially of the pearl oyster and the pearl mussel
Category: Domestic economy

pearled: Grains from which practically the whole pericarp has been removed and which have been rounded at the ends
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

pearlescence: a special sort of irridescence naturally appearing in pearls and mother-of-pearl.The phenomenon is caused by specular reflectance from a series of equidistant and alternating thin layers of differing refractive indices(such as aragonite and protein)
Category: The chemical industry

Pearlescent: pigment used to obtain pearly luster and irridiscent effect
Category: The chemical industry

pearlise: coloured leather with a pearl-like lustre
Category: Various industries and crafts

pearlised: coloured leather with a pearl-like lustre
Category: Various industries and crafts

pearlite: lamelliform eutectoid composed of ferrite and cementite
Category: Iron and steel industries

pearlitic: containing pearlite
Category: Iron and steel industries

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