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air-side: the movement area of an aerodrome, adjacent terrain and buildings or portions thereof access to which is controlled; area used for the operation of aircraft as opposed to the handling of passengers and cargo
Category: Transport

alongside: Close beside a ship,wharf or jetty.In charter parties,means that ship is so close to wharf or lighter that cargo can be transferred from one to the other by tackles.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

aside: a 'sotto voce' remark for the benefit of the audience and, supposedly, inaudible to the rest of the cast on the stage.
Category: General

basidium: a characteristically club-shaped body bearing basidiospores externally,and produced in or on the perfect(i.e.sexual)fructification of the Basidiomycetes
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

capsid: protein coat,composed of capsomers,that surrounds the nucleic acid of a virus and determines the overall shape of the virus
Category: Medicine

considerable: ten to 19 discharges observed from a single foyer in a ten-minute observation period.
Category: The cosmos

cross-subsidisation: for the purpose of telecommunications administrations,financing of activities in the competitive services and terminal equipment sectors by profits made in the monopoly sector
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

demand-side: the costs incurred by the utility to achieve the capacity and energy savings from the demand-side management program.Costs(expenditures)incurred by consumers or third parties are to be excluded.The costs are to be reported in nominal dollars in the year in which they are incurred,regardless of when the savings occur
Category: Statistics

demand-side: any measure designed to reduce car dependency and car demands on the road system
Category: Transport

double-side: type matter in which the recto and the verso of each page are printed
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

downside: occurs where the debt service on a mortgage exceeds the yield on an investors`property,thereby reducing cash flow
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

dual-side: this technique involves attaching chip-type components(resistors,capacitors,transistors)to the bottom,or solder side,of a pc board with an epoxy adhesive
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

far-side: a stop which is located on the far side of an intersection,so that the vehicle has to cross the intersection before picking up or discharging passengers
Category: Transport

five-sided: reamer with a slightly tapered lead and fivesided cross-section for reaming very small holes
Category: Mechanical engineering

gateside: a pack built to support the gate road
Category: Mining

glycosidic: formed by elimination of water between the anomeric hydroxyl of one sugar and a hydroxyl of another sugar molecule
Category: Medicine

inside-out: a filter element designed for normal flow outward from and perpendicular to its logitudinal axis
Category: Mechanical engineering

insider: any person who has or has access to material non-public information about a corporation
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

land-side: that area of an airport and buildings to which the non-travelling public has free access.
Category: Transport

landside: in a plough,the flat vertical plate that bears against the furrow wall
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

Non-resident: a person or a company which is not officially resident in a country
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

Non-resident: refers to a control program routine that is loaded into main storage as needed and that can be overlaid after its completion
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

obsidian: very viscous lava, rich in silica and lakales,..that..may solidify to bubble-free volcanic glass.
Category: The cosmos

obsidian: a dark, hard, glassy volcanic rock, usually having the same composition as volcanic granite.
Category: Chemistry

oddside: to carry out a partial moulding operation by making use of a previously prepared part
Category: Iron and steel industries

olive-residue: oil obtained by treating with solvents the products falling within heading No ex 23.04 listed in Article 1(2)
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

one-sided: a publication that is only reproduced on one side of the sheet of paper
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

opposide: special case of multi-field therapy using two beams of radiation that are coaxial but opposite in direction
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

president: of the EIB Management Committee
Category: The European Communities

president: heavy slightly hairy cloth,made with reclaimed wool/cotton
Category: Various industries and crafts

quayside: the edge of a quay along the water
Category: Transport

residence: permanent legal residence
Category: Law

resident: A program which resides in the main memory of the system.It is convenient to have the editor,the assembler,and the debugger resident in main memory simultaneously.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

residential: all consumption by households
Category: Statistics

residual: a general term for a quantity remaining after some other quantity has been subtracted,as may occur in a variety of contexts
Category: Statistics

residual: The difference between a predictand and an estimate obtained by applying a given function to the data set.The residuals represent the noise of the system and any signal not accounted for by the functional relationship.
Category: Botany and zoology

residuary: assets remaining after liquidation which are distributed among those who are members at the time of the association`s winding up
Category: Insurance

residuary: The beneficiary to whom the residue of the estate is left.
Category: Law

residue: material left over in process or consumption; cf. salvage, waste, pollutant
Category: Economics

residue: waste left after a material has been used
Category: Environment

roadside: a strip of varying size and shape preserving or enhancing aesthetic values along roads
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

roadside: are similar in function to regular posters and painted bulletins, but...-- lack uniform design..
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

sell-side: a financial analyst who works for a brokerage firm and whose recommendations are passed on to the brokerage firm`s customers
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

set-asides: loans made by the World Bank to developing countries to reduce their debt. These loans are only made to countries with large outstanding external debts and which have adopted structural adjustment programs approved by the Bank. Set-aside amounts will be determined individually but will be normally around 25 % of the adjustment program over three years or 10 % of the overall amount of the Bank`s lending program to the country
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

sid: an identification number assigned to a cellular telephone switching system(electronic mobile exchange or mobile switching centre)
Category: News-systems and communications

sid: a digital identification associated with a cellular mobile service area by which each equipped area is assigned a unique number
Category: News-systems and communications

sid: a type of ionospheric disturbance of short duration,generally of the order of a few minutes to an hour,due to a short-lived abnormal increase of ionisation in the D or E regions,and resulting in a sudden radio fade-out
Category: News-systems and communications

SID-frame: frame which carries the average background noise information
Category: News-systems and communications

side: the side of the ship above waterline
Category: Transport

side: a logging job including the personnel and equipment needed to operate it
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

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