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aerodrome: a defined area on land or water (including any buildings, installations and equipment) intended to be used either wholly or in part for the arrival, departure and movement of aircraft; any area in a Member State which is open for commercial air transport operations
Category: Transport

aerodrome: A defined area on land or water,including any buildings,installations and equipment,intended to be used either wholly or in part for the arrival,departure and movement of aircraft.
Category: Transport

aerodynamics: the study of the motion of gases and the reaction of that motion on bodies in contact with the gas; for example, the passage of rockets through the atmosphere.
Category: Physics

astrodome: a transparent dome,with known optical characteristics,through which astronomical observation can be made
Category: The cosmos

blepharodiastasis: 2)excessive separation of the eyelids
Category: Medicine

Broderick: a blockboard roofing panel faced with metal
Category: Building industry

broderie: variety of embroidery with small holes or openwork
Category: Various industries and crafts

Brodmann: classification of brain regions(proposed by K.Brodmann 1868-1918)based on cytoarchitectonic features.The distribution of neurons which differ in shape and size allows a classification of the cortex in about 50 areas.In much cases the different areas have also functionally different tasks
Category: General

by-product: product of minor importance developed simultaneously with another product in a manufacturing process or a working operation; a secondary product obtained from the same raw materials during the manufacture of a main product or produced from residual materials
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

by-product: by-products are technologically linked products;a secondary or additional product; something produced (as in manufacturing) in addition to the principal product
Category: General

by-products: substances which are formed during a chemical reaction and which remain at the end of the reaction or process
Category: The chemical industry

dextroduction: rotation of an eye toward the right
Category: Medicine

electrode: that part of a semiconductor device providing the electrical contact between a specified region and the lead to its terminal
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrode: a conducting element in contact with an electrolyte
Category: Chemistry

electrode: a conducting element that performs one or more of the functions of emitting or collecting electrons or ions,or controlling their movement by an electric field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrode: a conducting part intended as a conducting interface with a medium of different conductivity
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrodecantation: concentration of aqueous colloidal dispersion by passing an electric current through it
Category: Various industries and crafts

electrodeposition: method of paint application in which an article to be coated is one of the electrodes in a tank of water-thinned paint
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrodissolution: the process of dissolving a substance from an electrode by electrolysis
Category: Chemistry

electrodynamic: an adjective applied to the action or force exerted between electric currents.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrodynamic: an energy meter which operates by the rotation of the moving coils of an electrodynamic measuring element
Category: Standards, measures and testing

electrodynamic: decreasing amplitude of pointer oscillation of an electrical meter
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrodynamic: an instrument which operates by the interaction of a current in a movable coil with a current in one or more fixed coils
Category: Standards, measures and testing

electrodynamic: microphone in which the electrical output results from the motion of coil in a magnetic field,the motion of this coil being derived from the diaphragm of the microphone
Category: Medicine

electrodynamic: a cutter head in which the displacements of the recording stylus are generated by the motion of a coil in a magnetic field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrodynamic: a pick-up head which for its operation depends upon the motion of a coil in a magnetic field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrodynamics: that part of science which deals with forces between conductors carrying currents.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

end-product: the final product of a manufacturing process
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

erode: destroy gradually
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

erodibility: the relative ease with which one soil erodes as compared with other soil under the same conditions; this applies to both sheet and gully erosion
Category: The cosmos

erodible: a soil,for example,that is relatively easily eroded is referred to as 'erodible',or 'susceptible to erosion'
Category: The cosmos

eurodollar: Eurodollar:US currency held in banks outside the United States,mainly in Europe,and commonly used for settling international transactions.Some securities are issued in Eurodollars with a promise to pay interest in dollars deposited in foreign bank accounts
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

gyrodyne: a helicopter which derives its lift from a single power-driven rotor, while torque correction and forward propulsion are provided by an offset propeller. During forward flight, the rotor may provide autorotative lift; lift may also be provided by wings
Category: Transport

Hermaphroditic: having both male and female reproductive organs in one individual
Category: Botany and zoology

heteroduplex: DNA generated during genetic recombination by base pairing between complementary single strands from different parental duplex molecules.2.Double-stranded nucleic acid in which each chain has a different origin and therefore is not perfectly complementary; e.g. the hybrid molecule generated by in vitro annealing of eukaryotic mRNA with its DNA
Category: Medicine

heterodyne: a steady,high-pitched audio tone heard in an ordinary amplitude-modulation radio receiver under certain conditions when two signals that differ slightly in carrier frequency enter the receiver and heterodyne to produce an audio beat
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

heterodyne: a microwave repeater that receives an attenuated radio signal,shifts it down to an intermediate frequency(generally 70 MHz),amplifies the intermediate-frequency signal,then shifts it up again to the desired microwave frequency for retransmission
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

heterodyne: a detector which converts phase changes in the optic carrier to phase changes in the optic intensity
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

heterodyne: a frequency meter in which a known frequency,which may be adjustable or fixed,is heterodyned with an unknown frequency to produce a zero beat or an audio-frequency signal whose value is measured by other means
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

heterodyne: an amplifier which works on the heterodyne principle,i.e.,converts the incoming TV signal to a lower frequency,amplifies this,and reconverts it to a normal TV frequency
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

heterodyne: a microwave receiver-transmitter in which the received signal is amplified at an intermediate frequency and retransmitted without being demodulated to baseband.Used for long-haul transmission
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

heterodyning: the mixing of an electromagnetic wave of one frequency with a wave of another frequency to produce one or more additional frequencies
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

hydrodynamic: science and technology which treats of the laws governing movement of liquids and forces which oppose this movement
Category: Physics

hydrodynamic: losses due to the motion of the fluid
Category: Mechanical engineering

hydrodynamic: The difference of levels between the surface of a water strem flowing over a dam and its natural undammed-up surface level
Category: Physics

hydrodynamic: in experimental stress analysis,the evaluation of stresses by analogy with ideal and viscous incompressible fluids
Category: Standards, measures and testing

hydrodynamics: science and technology which treats of the laws governing movement of liquids and forces which oppose this movement
Category: Physics

interelectrode: the capacitance between stated electrodes or groups of electrodes under stated conditions
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

introducing: a person or organisation that solicits or accepts orders to buy or sell futures contracts or commodity options but does not accept money or other assets from customers to support such orders
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

introduction: a short essay or statement, usually being a general survey of the subject preparing the reader for the treatment to follow, of a commendatory nature, and written by an authority in the field with which the book deals. Its order in the PRELIMINARIES (q.v.),is after the Preface and immediately before the first page of text. Sometimes it is the first chapter; included in the title of a book, it indicates that it is an introductory book on the subject, intended for students, and possibly a popular treatment, but not as elementary as a PRIMER.
Category: Printing and publishing

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