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abyssal: The extensive and fairly level area,about 2,000 to 3,000 fathoms below the surface,which forms the majority of the ocean floor.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

abyssal: small,topographically well-defined submarine hills that rise from several to several hundred metres above the abyssal sea floor,in water 3000 to 6000 metres deep
Category: Environment

after-sale: services given by the supplier to his customer after the sale of equipment or software
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

after-sale: a term referring to the responsibility of the supplier to the customer after the customer has bought equipment from him
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

after-sales: services given by the supplier to his customer after the sale of equipment or software
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

after-sales: a term referring to the responsibility of the supplier to the customer after the customer has bought equipment from him
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

appraisal: The process of assessing a jobholder`s overall performance
Category: Management in the public and private sector

appraisal: even in cases where appraisal is done by outsiders,the executives within the company...get to develop greater interest in self-improvement
Category: Labour

arousal: an increase in the complexity of neural organization manifest by desynchronization of electrical recordings made from the brain
Category: Medicine

basal: a standard solution very carefully prepared and used to determine the strength of solutions used in analyses
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

basal: a crack in the bottom and of an ingot caused by the lack of free contraction during freezing
Category: Iron and steel industries

basal: protein of the preinitiation complex
Category: Medicine

basal: pole which is the closest to the blood vessels of the dermis
Category: Medicine

basal: in the T-even type of phages, the tail has a -- carrying long slender threads..
Category: Medicine

basalt: a compact igneous rock, of gray to black colour, consisting chiefly of lime-feldspar, augite and iron embedded in glass or crystallites; igneous rock, blackish, very compact and extremely hard
Category: Chemistry

binasal: bilateral hemianopia involving the nasal halves of the visual fields of both eyes
Category: Medicine

Casalèse: an old system of pruning in Piemont which is rather similar to the Guyot system
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

causal: an abstract quantitative representation of real-world dynamics(i.e.,of the causal dependencies and other interrelationships among observed or hypothetical variables)
Category: Statistics

causal: in a system,an event or condition directly or indirectly contributing to,that is,raising the probalility of an accident,failure,incident,or event
Category: Medicine

causal: relation between cause and effect
Category: Law

causal: a macroeconomics model consisting of a(time)chain pattern of relations between endogenous variables
Category: Mathematics

causal: the output at instant t depends only on the past values of the input(memoryless systems are causal)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

causal: a variable whose characteristic or occurrence determines or is assumed to determine a characteristic or the occurrence of another variable
Category: General

causality: relation between cause and effect
Category: Law

commensal: an insect that lives and feeds with,but not upon,another insect,either on(mainly)surplus food or on nutrients that the other cannot utilise
Category: Botany and zoology

commensalism: a relationship between two kinds of living organism whereby one(the commensal)benefits and the other(the host)remains relatively or absolutely unaffected,and which is often obligatory for the commensal
Category: Botany and zoology

credit-sale: the sale of goods on terms whereby the purchase price is payable by a fixed number of instalments
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

demersal: bottom-dwelling, used of marine organisms (as fishes)....caplin eggs are demersal and become attached to the gravel on the beach.
Category: Botany and zoology

Desalination: the technique of removing salt from water or soil; Making sea water suitable for drinking
Category: Management in the public and private sector

Desalination: artificial removal of sodium salt from the soil by irrigation and drainage in the presence of calcium salts
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

desalinization: removal of excessive sodium salts from the soil by natural(rain,snow-break...)or artificial processes
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

desalt: removing of salts from brackish water,usually to make it drinkable or usable as process or cooling water
Category: Chemistry

desalt: removal of mineral salts (mostly chlorides from crude oils).
Category: The chemical industry

desalting: removing of salts from brackish water,usually to make it drinkable or usable as process or cooling water
Category: Chemistry

desalting: removal of mineral salts (mostly chlorides from crude oils).
Category: The chemical industry

dismissal: permanent release from employment without prejudice to the employee so released.
Category: Labour

Dispersal: the transmission of waste and other residues to the environment
Category: Environment

dispersal: E.the studies reflect the current condition of the planning profession, which is ambivalent toward the automobile and split on the issue of centralization V --.
Category: Building industry

dispersal: The compulsory transfer of a large numer of .... civil servants.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

disposal: -the collection,sorting,transport and treatment of waste as well as its storage and tipping above or under ground,-the transformation operations necessary for its re-use,recovery or recycling
Category: Environment

disposal: planned permanent placement of radioactive material with no intent of recovery
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

disposal: a giving away; transfer; bestowal...a disposing of; getting rid of.
Category: Language and literature

disposals: statements in the balance sheet or in a note or annexe thereto of the amounts of sales and retirements of fixed assets in the financial year
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

dorsal: towards the back
Category: Medicine

hassal: rounded wart-like elevations of the posterior surface of Descemet`s membrane at the periphery of the cornea which tend to increase in old age
Category: Medicine

isallobaric: system of closed isallobars whose centre is a region of maximum pressure rise in a given time interval.
Category: The cosmos

isallobaric: geographical chart on which are shown the changes of atmospheric pressure during a given interval of time.
Category: The cosmos

isallotherm: line which is the locus of points of equal change of air temperature during a given time interval.
Category: The cosmos

jerusalem: capital of Israel
Category: The cosmos

misalignment: a fault in a long transmission line resulting if each repeater section does not insert sufficient gain to offset losses
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

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