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athwart: Transversely across a ship.From one side to the other.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

athwartship: Transversely across a ship.From one side to the other.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

athwartships: Transversely across a ship.From one side to the other.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

auto-forwarding: the automatic forwarding of interpersonal messages(IPMs)by the interpersonal messaging system(IPMS)to pre-specified users or distribution lists(DLs)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

awarenes: recognising a situation, threat or crisis. Public awareness is an important element of disaster management
Category: Management in the public and private sector

awarenes: en 'marketing': familiariser les gens avec un produit, éveiller leur --.
Category: Language and literature

awareness: recognising a situation, threat or crisis. Public awareness is an important element of disaster management
Category: Management in the public and private sector

awareness: en 'marketing': familiariser les gens avec un produit, éveiller leur --.
Category: Language and literature

awkward: having long projecting parts and being,for that reason,difficult to handle
Category: Mechanical engineering

awkwardly: having long projecting parts and being,for that reason,difficult to handle
Category: Mechanical engineering

backward: tilt such that blade tips are to rear of plane or rotation through centroids of blade roots
Category: Transport

backward: phase in the back-propagation algorithm where starting at the output units an error correcting signal for the units in the network is computed
Category: General

backward: an echo arriving at a defined point and having a direction of transmission opposite to that of the direct signal
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

backward: a method of holding switching equipment by a condition applied to a holding wire at a subsequent switching stage
Category: News-systems and communications

backward: a feature available on some magnetic-tape systems whereby the magnetic-tape units can transfer data to a computer storage while moving in a reverse direction.Normally used,if available,during the external sort phase to reduce rewind time
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

backward: the movement of the screen display from specific to more general data,in zoom mode
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

backward: a wave in which group and phase velocities have opposite signs
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

backward: a) a two-terminal device with 'backward' rectifying properties; b) a p-n junction rectifier in which an easy-flow direction occurs when the n-type region is positive, no offset voltage appearing in the forward direction; c) a tunnel diode with an insignificant value of peak current
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

backward: a signal sent in the direction from the called to the calling station
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

backward: a signal,used for the establishment,release or other control of a connection,sent in the opposite direction to call set-up
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

backward: a search for an entity from the cursor position back to the beginning of the document or file
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

backward: the signalling in the direction from the called to the calling station
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

backward: a channel associated with the forward channel,used for supervisory or error control signals,but with a direction or transmission opposite to that of the forward channel in which user information is being transferred
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

backward: an electromagnetic wave having a group velocity in opposite direction to that of its phase velocity
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

Backward-forward: The 'push'(i.e.the extent of demand which a development project generates for the output of all the production sectors of the economy)and 'pull'(i.e.the extent of demand generated for the output of a project by an overall expansion of the production sectors of the economy).
Category: Economics

bulwark: The raised woodwork or plating running along each side of the vessel above the weather deck helping to keep the decks dry,and serving also as a fence against losing deck cargo or men overboard.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

carryforward: the carrying over to following years of deductions from income,profits or credits against tax which cannot be used in a specific accounting year
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

cassowary: flightless bird
Category: Botany and zoology

churchwarden: a church officer...whose duties...new relate chiefly to the oversight and management of the temporal affairs of the parish..
Category: General

clear-forward: a signal sent in the forward direction to terminate the call or call attempt and release the circuit concerned.This signal is normally sent when the calling party clears
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

dewar: a silvered glass flask with double walls,the space between them being evacuated
Category: Mechanical engineering

downward: a bias which tends to reduce a magnitude below its true value
Category: Mathematics

downward: the movement of an individual,social group or class to a lower status
Category: Man and society

downward: the downward rotation of the arm in the vertical plane of the robot
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

downward: the transition to a lower energy level
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

downward: movement of the arm parallel to the vertical axis of the robot
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

earthenware: made from finely sieved clays; has a fine-grained body obtained by firing to a higher temperature than in the case of pottery made from common clay; it differs from porcelain or china be cause it is not completely vitrified
Category: The chemical industry

earthenware: pipes and other goods made from ordinary brickearths,burnt but may be glazed or unglazed
Category: Building industry

edward: a severe chromosome abnormality where the child has an extra chromosome 18 in every cell
Category: Medicine

edwards: a severe chromosome abnormality where the child has an extra chromosome 18 in every cell
Category: Medicine

feedforward: in process control:that control action designed so that information concerning one or more conditions that can disturb the controlled variable is converted into corrective action.This minimizes the deviations of the controlled variable,i.e.,feedforward control can be combined with other types of control to anticipate and minimize deviations of the controlled variable
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

firmware: a) computer programs and data loaded in a class of memory that cannot be dynamically modified by the computer during processing; b) a hardware that contains a computer program and data that cannot be changed in its user environment. The computer programs and data contained in firmware are classified as software; the circuitry containing the computer program and data is classified as hardware; c) program instructions stored in a read-only storage
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

flatware: plates and knives/forks/spoons
Category: Domestic economy

forward-recovery: the peak value of forward recovery voltage
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

forwarder: a machine specially adapted for the operation of moving products from stump to a landing for further transport
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

forwarding: the operation of moving products from stump to a landing for further transport
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

forwarding: intermediary who arranges for the carriage of goods and/or associated services on behalf of a shipper
Category: Transport

forwarding: the expenses incurred when a cargo is carried to destination from a port of forced discharge or from a place of refuge
Category: Insurance

forwards: a search for a string from the cursor position to the end of the document
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

glassware: articles of glass, esp. glasses for a table setting.
Category: Various industries and crafts

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