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basic: in Office Document Architecture (ODA),a) qualifies components that are not subdivided into other components; b) qualifies attribute values, control function parameter values and other capabilities that are unconditionally allowed in document interchange in the context of a given document application profile
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

basic: denotes a material(slag or refractory)whose index of basicity is greater than 1
Category: Iron and steel industries

basic: a high-level programming language intended to facilitate learning to program in an interactive environment
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

basicity: concentration in H+ ions in a sand suspension the pH value of which is higher than 7
Category: Iron and steel industries

besiclometer: 2)an instrument for measuring the forehead to determine the proper width of spectacle frames
Category: Medicine

biophysic: the science of physical phenomena and processes in living organisms
Category: Medicine

biophysic: study of the involvement of the various biophysical mechanisms underlying information processing by the nervous system
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

biophysics: the science of physical phenomena and processes in living organisms
Category: Medicine

cellulosic: generic name for cellulose esterified with other thermoplastic materials.
Category: The chemical industry

classical: flutter which occurs because of coupling(inertial,aerodynamic,or elastic)between two or more degrees of freedom
Category: Physics

classical: plasma diffusion the mechanism of which is completely determined by the collisions between charged particles or by the collisions between charged particles and neutrals
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

classical: plasma diffusion the mechanism of which is completely determined by the collisions between charged particles (Coulomb collisions) or by the collisions between charged particles and neutr als
Category: Physics

classical: a highly infectious and contagious disease of pigs, caused by a Pestivirus (a member of the Togavirus family) and characterised in its classical form by high fever, lassitude, purple discoloration of abdominal skin, conjunctivitis and nervous signs including circling, incoordination, tremor and convulsions; most affected pigs die at five to seven days with a characteristic petechiation under the kidney capsule (turkey egg kidney).There is a second form, characterised by nervous signs and caused by a strain of virus of lower virulence
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

classical: Study of art objects and artifacts and the processes they reflect.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

classical: a technique for analyzing time series data points
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

classical: a plasma in which the movement of particles is dominated by short-range collisions (binary collisions)
Category: Physics

classical: the method of charging corporate tax on the income of corporate entities and income tax on shareholders when that income is distributed to them as dividends,thereby treating the corporation as an entity distinct and separate from the shareholders without allowing a tax credit at either level
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

classical: The introduction of a natural enemy from another geographical area-very often the area in which the pest originated prior to achieving pest status-in order that the control agent should persist and thus maintain the pest,longterm,below its economic threshold.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

classical: an adaptation of TCP/IP and its address resolution protocol(ARP)for ATM defined by the IETF(Internet Engineering Task Force)in RFCs(Requests for Comment)1483 and 1577.It places IP packets and ARP requests directly into PDUs(protocol data units)and converts them into ATM cells.Classical IP does not recognise conventional MAClayer protocols like Ethernet or token ring
Category: News-systems and communications

classical: observance of the classical principles..(unity of command,short chain of command)..produces an organization that is essentially bureaucratic
Category: Economics

cryophysics: a branch of physics dealing with cryotemperatures
Category: Mechanical engineering

desiccant: any sorbent that will remove water or water vapour from a material
Category: Physics

desiccant: a chemical that,when applied to a plant,causes or accelerates the drying out of its aerial parts
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

desiccation: the process by which a region suffers a complete loss of its water,due to decrease of rainfall,failure to maintain irrigation or deforestation or overcropping,or to changes in other climatic controls.Desiccation is manifested by the drying up of streams and lake,the destruction of vegetation,the loss of surface soil,etc
Category: The cosmos

desiccation: the complete removal of water from a material
Category: Mechanical engineering

desiccator: element that absorbs the water in the air,to prevent misting
Category: Transport

exsiccation: in climatology,the drying up of an area due to some change which decreases the amount of moisture without reducing the rainfall.Draining a marsh is an example of exsiccation,which should be carefully distinguished from desiccation
Category: The cosmos

exsiccator: desiccator: A closed vessel, usually made of glass and having an airtight lid, used for drying solid chemicals by means of a desiccant; a device for removing moisture from the refrigerant
Category: Chemistry

extrinsic: the properties of a semiconductor,modified by impurities or imperfection within the crystal
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: the optical power loss in an optical fibre splice,connector,or coupling caused by end separation,axial displacement,axial misalignment,reflection,or other external condition involved in implementation or use and subject to the control of the user
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: the disruption of an unlinked valence bond of an impurity atom in semiconductor material to produce a mobile and a stationary charge
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: the inductance originating externally to the essential regions of a semiconductor device
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: portion of joint loss that is not intrinsic to the fibres(i.e.loss caused by imperfect jointing)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

extrinsic: the capacitance existing between terminals of a device not as a result of the presence or action of the device itself,but of the mounting,encapsulation,contact leads,etc.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: a silica-glass film on the surface of a semiconductor piece,contaminated by impurities to such an extent that the physical structure is significantly different from that of pure,i.e.intrinsic,silica glass
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: the critical thickness of silicon oxide beyond which the initial rapid-growth phase ceases and the normal silicon-oxidation relationship is valid
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: the losses related to the techniques used to join fibres
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: a semiconductor having impurities or other imperfections and in which the charge carrier densities of each sign are different
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: a characteristic belonging to an object only in its relations to another
Category: Language and literature

extrinsic: the effective resistance between the base terminal and an internal inaccessible point at the edge of the active base region
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: the range of temperatures over which an impurity semiconductor has the properties of an extrinsic semiconductor
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: an element of a transistor equivalent circuit not related to the actual operation of the transistor itself,but which must be taken into account in order to understand the circuit action of the transistor
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extrinsic: the resistance originating between the emitter terminal or lead termination,and the emitter contact to an essential Dipolar-transistor structure
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

geodesic: spherical enclosure for radar whose structural members are geodetics
Category: News-systems and communications

geodesic: a set of equations in general relativity which describe the paths followed by particles and photons in curved space-time
Category: The cosmos

geodesic: a curved space frame in which the principal structural members follow geodesics in the surface,so that the forces set up in the members are either tensile or compressive
Category: The cosmos

geophysical: precursor:any natural phenomenon that precedes the occurrence of an earthquake
Category: The cosmos

geophysics: Study of the physical properties of,and processes in,the earth,oceans and atmosphere.(1)
Category: The cosmos

harpsichord: keyboard stringed instrument in which the strings are plucked
Category: General

intrinsic: value of a measure determined when maintenance and operational conditions are assumed to be ideal
Category: News-systems and communications

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