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cereal: a plant...yielding farinaceous seeds suitable for food...also the seeds or grain so produced either in their original state or commercially prepared.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

cereal: a prepared foodstuff of grain (as oatmeal or cornflakes) used esp. as a breakfast food.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

montreal: Within the Vienna Convention for the protection of the earth`s ozone layer,the international Protocol signed in Montreal to phase out the production and consumption of CFCs and to eliminate them by the year 2000
Category: Management in the public and private sector

preallocation: the technique of not beginning execution of a process until all of the resources it requires have been allocated to it
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

real: a system where transmission,processing and/or analysis takes place concurrently with the sensing
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

real: named collection of information and its attributes which reside in a real system and to which the references to virtual files made in the OSIE are mapped
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

real: the interest rate after taking inflation into account
Category: Economics

real: a real type is a type whose values represent approximations to the real numbers.There are two kinds of real types:fixed point types and floating point types(see those terms)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

real: pertaining to the processing of data by a computer in connection with another process outside the computer according to time requirements imposed by the outside process
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

real: the power in an alternating current circuit which is used in doing work; it is the product of the RMS voltage times the RMS current times the power factor (the cosine of the angle between voltage and current)
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

real: in optics,an image which actually exists and could be thrown on a screen at the position where it appears to be
Category: Physics

real: what your wages will buy.For example,if a worker receives ten percent more pay but the cost-of-living goes up ten percent in the same period,real wages have not increased
Category: Labour

real: the latest DSP architecture from Philips Semiconductors developed for communications applications
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

real-world: a complex,practical problem whose solution is useful in some cost-effective way
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Realgar: arsenic disulphide red, used in pyrotechnics
Category: Chemistry

realisable: the value which could be obtained on realisation at any specific time
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

realised: the profit definitely ascertained to have arisen on completed transactions
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

reality: reality-based programme such as Big Brother, Survivor
Category: General

realizable: a design factor for integrated circuits,the maximum number of components obtainable per unit area of silicon surface by a particular variant of the planar process
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

realizable: the total of property or claims whose conversion into liquid funds is presumed possible at short notice
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

realization: subfield of text generation which involves mapping the structured content proposed by content determination and text planning processes into a natural language text.Decisions here include what words and phrases to use in describing or referring to things and what syntactic structures to use in presenting them
Category: General

realm: in the DDL a named subdivision of a data base to which records may be assigned independently of their membership of sets.There may be any number of areas in a schema.(1)A logical sub-division of a data base that contains all occurrences of stipulated data aggregates(2)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

sidereal: the actual mean period of one earth rotation, that is,86 164 seconds (23h 56m 4.095s); a unit of time defined by the period between two consecutive transits of a star across the meridian: it is thus a true measure of the period of a complete rotation of the earth about its axis
Category: General

sidereal: is the time which elapses between two successive returns of the sun to the same position amongst the fixed stars HYDROGRAPHIC DICTIONARY
Category: General

sidereal: at any place,is the westerly hour angle of the first point of Aries;the time measured by the apparent rotation of the star sphere 99999INTERNATIONAL DE MONACO,1951
Category: General

sidereal: one so regulated that it shows the exact time with reference to the apparent movement of a fixed star
Category: General

sidereal: the time elapsing between 2 consecutive intersections of the projection of a satellite onto a reference plane which passes trough the centre of mass of the primary body with a line in that plane extending from the centre of mass to infinity,the normal to the reference plane and the direction of the line both being fixed in relation to the stars
Category: The cosmos

sidereal: the period of rotation around its own centre of mass of an objet in space in a frame of reference fixed in relation to the stars
Category: The cosmos

sidereal: the time elapsing between two consecutive intersections of the projection of a satellite on to a reference plane which passes through the centre of mass of the primary body with a line in that plane extending from the centre of mass to infinity,the normal to the reference plane and the direction of the line both being fixed in relation to the stars
Category: The cosmos

unrealize: an economic loss that is not yet recognized for tax and/or reporting purposes
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

unrealize: profits that have not become actual. The gains are realised when the security or other instrument on which there has been a gain is sold for a profit
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

unrealized: an economic loss that is not yet recognized for tax and/or reporting purposes
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

unrealized: profits that have not become actual. The gains are realised when the security or other instrument on which there has been a gain is sold for a profit
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

venereal: transmitted by sexual intercouse
Category: Medicine

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