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Antillean: inhabitant of Netherlands Antilles
Category: The cosmos

chantilly: bobbin lace
Category: Various industries and crafts

distill: the part of a continuous still in which the alcohol is removed from the wine,then this vaporized alcohol is sent to the rectifying column
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

distill: obtained by distilling crude tall oil under very low pressure
Category: Chemistry

distill: wine to be distilled for brandy or for fortifying spirit
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

distillate: an alcoholic liquid obtained by the distillation,after alcoholic fermentation,of agricultural products listed in Annex II to the Treaty but which does not have the properties of rethyl alcohol or of spirituous beverages and still retains the aroma and taste of the raw materials used
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

Distillation: the separation of mixtures of hydrocarbons into several fractions by vaporisation followed by condensation. Heating of the feedstock is generally carried out in pipe stills and fractionation in columns; the distillation may be either atmospheric distillation or vacuum distillation according to the end products required
Category: The chemical industry

Distillation: separation of substances with different vapour pressure by transport of substances between saturated or almost saturated liquid phases and vapour phases
Category: Chemistry

Distillation: alcohol content of wine
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

distilled: obtained by distilling crude tall oil under very low pressure
Category: Chemistry

distiller: natural or legal persons or groups of such persons, other than makers of fortified wine if they:1)are approved by the competent authorities of the Member State in which they are established; 2)buy from a producer as defined in paragraph 1(a) wine or the by-products of wine-making or of any other form of processing of grapes with a view to having them distilled for their own account by an approved distiller, and; 3)pay the producer for the products purchased, not less than the minimum buying-in price for the distilled product in question
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

distillers: produced during fermentation in distilleries
Category: Medicine

distilling: the part of a continuous still in which the alcohol is removed from the wine,then this vaporized alcohol is sent to the rectifying column
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

mantilla: light shawl or scarf, usually of lace, worn by women over the head and shoulders
Category: Various industries and crafts

scintillating: a very quick flashing light,recurring continuously at regular intervals at a rate of at least 60 or more times per minute 99999INTERNATIONAL DE MONACO,1951
Category: General

scintillating: a material able to emit,by means of scintillation,a luminous radiation in response to ionising radiation
Category: Physics

scintillation: the unwanted momentary rapid fluctuation of the operating frequency
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

scintillation: Change in echo brightness caused by a change in attitude of the target. (PH/PTIH)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

scintillation: rapid variations, often in the form of pulsations, of the brightness of the stars or terrestrial light sources.
Category: The cosmos

scintillator: an element sensitive to ionising radiation in a scintillation detector.It consists of a defined quantity of scintillating material in a suitable form
Category: Standards, measures and testing

still: general name for wine distilling apparatus; pot stil. The simplest type of still, consisting of a vessel in which wine is boiled; a tube to lead vapours to a condenser and sometimes a preheater. This type is used chiefly for brandy distillation
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

still: a single photograph taken with an ordinary camera, as opposed to the sequence of pictures taken with motion picture equipment.
Category: General

still-water-level: the position of the free-surface in a dead calm
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

stillbirth: the birth of a dead foetus or baby
Category: Medicine

stillbirth: a foetus or baby dead at birth
Category: Medicine

stillborn: dead at birth(of a foetus)
Category: Medicine

stilling: in torrent training,a deep depression constructed in a stream bed on the outwash fan,essentially for intercepting detritus
Category: Building industry

stilling: a basin constructed so as to dissipate the energy of fast flowing water,e.g.from a spillway or bottom outlet,and to protect the river bed from erosion
Category: Building industry

stilling: a special shaft, sometimes included in the design of a dam, open to the reservoir below minimum reservoir level and containing a floating mechanism to record reservoir fluctuations; 2.see ' float well, recorder well'
Category: Building industry

stilling: structures,such as blocks,end sills,baffles,installed in the stilling basin to help improve its performance by increasing turbulence and obtaining desired flow conditions downstream
Category: Building industry

stilling: walls built at the two sides of the stilling basin with the top set at an elevation so that maximum tail water for the design discharge will be contained within the stilling basin with sufficient freeboard considering the spray and air entrainment of the turbulent water
Category: Building industry

stilling: A basin constructed downstream of a structure to dissipate the energy of fast flowing water and to protect the bed and banks from erosion.
Category: Building industry

till: an unstratified glacial deposit of clay, silt, sand, gravel, and boulders covering part of the rock surface in those regions which were glaciated during the ice age; a moraine occurring at the bottom of a glacier, consisting of material frozen in the bottom, and pushed along over its bed. When the glacier melts, this material is usually deposited in a relatively thin sheet over the area occupied by the glacier
Category: The cosmos

tillage: The mechanical manipulation of the soil to improve its physical condition as a habitat for plants,to improve aeration and temperature conditions and to produce a firm seedbed.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

tilled: to plow,harrow,seed or otherwise work soil
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

tiller: the strap at the lower end of the saw blade of a frame saw
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

tilling: a technique used in confluence or bunch map analysis for setting out systematically all the elementary regressions which occur in all possible subsets of variables in a regression equation
Category: Statistics

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