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abstracted: an abstracted form of a lumped model for a semiconductor process,in which assumptions of space-charge neutrality and of low-level operation enable considerable simplification to be made
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Abstracting: the act of preparing abstracts
Category: Printing and publishing

Abstracting: the process of collecting together prices of work of same sort having the same unit of price and measurement
Category: Management in the public and private sector

abstraction: the separation of the logical properties of data or function from its implementation in a computer program
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

abstractor: a person who analyses scientific or technical documents and makes abstracts of them
Category: Documentation and information

add-subtract: time needed to perform one addition or subtraction,exclusive of the read or write time
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

adder-subtracter: a functional unit that acts as an adder or subtracter depending upon the control signal received
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

attractant: a substance that elicits a positive directive response,particularly a chemical having positive attraction for animals such as insects
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

attractant: A chemical that causes an organism to make oriented movements towards its source.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

attracting: a groyne slanting upstream or perpendicular to the bank
Category: Building industry

contract: legal agreement between two or more parties
Category: General

contract: an agreement between a client and a building or civil engineering contractor to do certain definite types of work at certain rates
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

contract: any kind of undertaking,written or verbal,express or implied,by a person,not being a public servant or by a syndicate,corporation or firm,for the construction,maintenance or repairs of one or more works,for the supply of materials,or for the performance of any service in connection with the execution of works,or the supply of materials
Category: Building industry

contract: a formal agreement between two or more parties
Category: Law

contracted: a sharp-crested measuring notch with sides designed to produce a contraction in the area of the overflowing; weir with a sharpcrested measuring notch with sides designed to produce a contraction in the area of the overflowing
Category: Building industry

contracted: a diffusely scarred kidney in which the relatively large amount of abnormal fibrous tissue leads to a moderate or great reduction in the size of the organ; may be caused by prolonged exposure to lead
Category: Chemistry

contracted: an orifice having its downstream end so far removed from the bounding surface of the water prism in the channel of approaches or other surfaces of a disturbing nature,that the filaments of water are fully contracted or deflected before they emerge from the orifice
Category: Building industry

contracted: a waterway less than the standard waterway
Category: The cosmos

contracted: Natural gas reserves dedicated to the fulfillment of gas purchase contracts.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

contracted: employers are free to contract out their; employees from the state scheme for the additional earnings-related pension to provide their own occupational pension in its place
Category: Insurance

contracted-out: employers are free to contract out their; employees from the state scheme for the additional earnings-related pension to provide their own occupational pension in its place
Category: Insurance

contracting: procedure by which an arrangement is made for certain activities in an enterprise to be performed by other, specialised enterprises..
Category: Medicine

contracting: the individual or corporate body which,having conformed to the rules laid down in the articles of association of the pure mutual or mutualtype insurance company,and having accepted the general and specific conditions of the contract effected with the joint members of that mutual,becomes itself a member or associate member of the latter
Category: Insurance

contracting: a person who,pursuant to a contract concluded between him and an issuer,holds a payment device
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

contracting: the State,regional or local authorities,bodies governed by public law,associations formed by one or more of such authorities or bodies governed by public law
Category: Management in the public and private sector

contracting: a person or company which signs a contract
Category: Law

contracting-out: procedure by which an arrangement is made for certain activities in an enterprise to be performed by other, specialised enterprises..
Category: Medicine

contraction: a period of general economic decline,one of the four stages of the business cycle
Category: Economics

contraction: the extent to which the cross-section area of a jet,nappe or stream is decreased after passing an orifice,weir or notch
Category: Building industry

contraction: a shortening or increase in tension,denoting the normal function of muscular tissue
Category: Medicine

contractor: person who undertakes,for an agreed price,the execution of a work for the client
Category: Building industry

contracts: the month which is the subject of a futures contract and in which physical delivery must be made; a specific date within the month is prescribed for this purpose in the contact
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

contracts: ..will work closely with architects, be involved in the preparation and submission of bids to general contractors and will have project liaison responsibilities on successful contracts.
Category: Labour

contractu: bilateral contract,the parties assuming corresponding obligations
Category: Law

contractu: bilateral contract,the parties assuming obligations of a different kind
Category: Law

contracture: a permanent muscular contraction due to tonic spasm or fibrosis or to antagonists bein paralyzed
Category: Medicine

contractus: bilateral contract,the parties assuming corresponding obligations
Category: Law

contractus: bilateral contract,the parties assuming obligations of a different kind
Category: Law

cryoextraction: the extraction of the crystalline lens of the eye by means of a cryoprobe
Category: Medicine

distraction: reduction of the attention paid to a task(esp.a vigilance task)due to environmental influences
Category: Medicine

distraction: the act of extending a joint
Category: Medicine

distraction: procedure to lengthen or extend .
Category: Medicine

electroextraction: the extraction by electrochemical processes of metals or compounds from ores and intermediate compounds
Category: Chemistry

extra-contractual: a term used for covering or excluding damages awarded in courts against an insurer that go beyond the insurer`s contractual liability because the insurer has committed a fault
Category: Insurance

extract: Text consisting of sentences selected from a document. Text made up of messages selected from a document
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

extract: wool or hair recovered by the wet process is sometimes hnow as 'extract'
Category: Various industries and crafts

extracted: the integral of the current-voltage waveform observed across the load during the reverse-recovery phase of a semiconductor rectifier circuit
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extracted: a radar plan position indicator on which are displayed, not real-time radar signals, but, by means of signal processing, an operator-controlled selection of all the available information which can be extracted from the primary radar and/or secondary radar reply; typically, position, identity, height, and, sometimes, ground speed and change of flight level of the aircraft
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

extracting: an antiblocking contact to a semiconductor in which a current flow results in a decrease of minority carrier density in the vicinity of the contact
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

extracting: an electrode placed between the cathode and the anode,which is at a positive potential in respect to the cathode and designed to extract the electrons emitted by the cathode
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

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