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brunt: pink or yellow colouring assumed by mountain tops opposite the Sun when it is only just below the horizon before it rises and after it sets.
Category: The cosmos

corundum: native alumina,or aluminium oxide occurring as rhomboedral crystals and also in masses and various coloured grains.Applied specifically to nontransparent kinds used as abrasives.It is the hardest mineral excepting diamond.Corundum and its artificial counterparts are abrasives especially suited to the grinding of metals
Category: Iron and steel industries

crusher-run: crushed material that comprises all the products of crushing without screening after crushing
Category: Building industry

drunken: many of the deaths and injuries are caused by the under-21 age group, and arrests of young people for -- have skyrocketed since states began lowering the drinking age from 21.
Category: Medicine

hirundinidae: a family of passerine birds comprising the swallows and martins
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

hot-runner: Hot Runner Mould:A mould in which the runners are kept hot by insulating them from the cooling cavity(1)
Category: The chemical industry

key-per-trunk: an attendant console connected directly to all central office trunk circuits and on which lamps indicate the status of each trunk and a separate button enables the attendant to answer requests on each trunk
Category: News-systems and communications

misrun: casting of which a portion of is missing,usually on the cope surface or at a location remote from the gate.The edges surrounding the missing portion are rounded and the surfaces generally shiny.The gates and sprues are well-filled
Category: Iron and steel industries

misrun: complete casting except for projecting edges which are more or less rounded
Category: Iron and steel industries

off-the-run: a non-standard issue of a security,often other than the current issue
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

out-trunks: the audio paths going to the land network central office which are used when making mobile-to-land calls
Category: News-systems and communications

over-run: a cleared but unpaved area at the end of a runway offering extra landing roll to an airplane in an emergency.
Category: Transport

overrun: to carry over words from the ends of one line to the beginning of the next one to allow insertion of corrections or to get a better disposition of the next
Category: Printing and publishing

overrun: the difference between the greater volume actually sawn over the lesser estimated log scale volume
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

overrun: in the manufacture of ice cream,the increase in the final volume of the product in relation to the initial mix,essentially due to the introduction of air
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

overrun: loss of data because a receiving device is unable to accept data at the rate it is transmitted
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

overrun: part of the working stroke after the cutting operation and before reversal
Category: Mechanical engineering

overrun: Overrun can usually occur when data are transferred to or from a non-buffered control unit operating whith a synchronous medium,and the total activity initiated by the program exceeds the capability of the channel.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

overrunning: the action of a log or load that,when being dragged downhill,moves faster than and threatens to overtake the animal or machine drawing it
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

overstrung: in which one large group of wires is made to cross another large group more or less diagonally
Category: General

pre-shrunk: A term applied to a textile material that has been shrunk to predetermined dimensions in order to minimize shrinkage in use.
Category: Various industries and crafts

pressrun: the printing with a typesetter or other printing machine
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

pruning: a) generally, the considered cutting away of superfluous growth including roots from any plant, so as to improve its development, fruitfulness, etc.; b) more particularly, the considered removal, close to or flush with the stem, of side branches, live or dead, and of multiple leaders from a standing, generally plantation-grown, tree, for the improvement of the tree or its timber, i.e. stem pruning
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

pruning: reducing or narrowing the alternatives,normally used in the context of reducing possibilities in a branching tree structure,such as the search through a problem space,discarding certain nodes from the search tree
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

pruning: clipping to shape e.g.,for the Christmas tree market or for a topiary
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

pruning: Generally,the cutting away from a tree of its superfluous growth,so as to improve its development.
Category: Botany and zoology

reprune: to make a new cut on a cane or wood already pruned
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

run: Number of copies printed.
Category: General

run: a narrow trail,cleared of brushwood and stumps,down which logs are pulled by a power skidder
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

run: a single,complete execution of a computer program,or one continuous segment of computer processing,used to complete one or more tasks for a single customer or application
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

run: when too many or too heavy coats are applied at one time causing the film to droop under its own weight
Category: The chemical industry

run: a single line of weld made in one go
Category: The chemical industry

run: length of furrow in an irrigated field
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

run: a narrow trail cleared of such obstacles as bushes and stumps in order to give an unimpeded line of haul
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

run: The immersed portion of a vessel extending from the maximum area section,or from the after end of the parallel middle-body,to the after extremity of the underwater body.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

run-off: the amount of water that flows off the land, is somewhat greater than the amount that soaks in the ground.
Category: General

run-out: the portion of the traverse motion in which the workpiece is not fully engaged by the grinding wheel
Category: Iron and steel industries

run-up: in engine terminology,to accelerate the engines,normally as part of a check procedure for internal combustion engines before take-off
Category: Mechanical engineering

run-up: the liaison of the run-up with the jump must be a continuous movement that ends up in a dynamic vertical thrust.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

runaway: undesired operation of device when not commanded
Category: Mechanical engineering

runback: the condition in which water runs back from the leading edge to freeze in a colder zone,caused either by the liberation of latent heat from supercooled droplets to an extent that the droplets remain liquid and run back,or by insufficient heat being supplied to the leading edge to evaporate all the water there so that some of it runs back
Category: General

runnability: the extent to which a program in machine language is directly executable by a computer in a simulated environment
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

runner: passage or channel through which material enters a mould
Category: The chemical industry

runner: the rotor or vaned member of a water turbine
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

runner: one of the long strips of wood or metal on which a log sledge rests and slides
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

runner: a long narrow length of textile floorcovering finished at both ends
Category: Various industries and crafts

runner: a messenger who rushes orders received by phone clerks to brokers for execution in the pit
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

runner: the channel through which the molten metal passes to the cavity, also called the downgate. In large castings, there may be several -- leading from the main runner to other parts of the casting.
Category: Various industries and crafts

runner: ..the..moulding..material may pass from the sprue bush hole through a runner and gate system before entering the impression.
Category: General

runner: the channel along which molten iron or slag runs from the blast furnace.
Category: Iron and steel industries

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