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Sprue Einguss canal de coulee voedingskanaal canal de colada canale di colata alio beomlo 

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Lexical extraction extracting concepts from the text, using extensive lexicons referencing the various lexical forms a concept may take (e.g., synonyms, quasi-synonyms), each dictionary being triggered, controlled, or suppressed by contexts. 

A unique lexicon of descriptors for tea has been built up over the years in the tea trade. By its use, the tea-buyer and the tea-taster communicate quality parameters to guide the purchase, blending, and quality control of tea. Some terms in common use include brisk, bright, dull, flat, green, harsh, plain, pungent, quality, and soft.91... 

This Latin poem Verba Aristei Patris ad filium was first published in Alexandre Toussaint de Limojon, Lettre d un philosophe, sur le secret du grand oeuvre. Ecrite au sujet des instructions qu Aristee a laissees a son fils, touchant le magistere philosophique, Paris, 1688. A.E. Waite provides a translation of this work in his supplement to the Ruland Lexicon of alchemy, issued in 1893"... 

This allegory is included in Martin Ruland s alchemical dictionary, Lexicon alchemice sive dictionarium alchemisticum... Franckfurt, 1612"... 

Ruland, Martin. A lexicon of alchemy or Alchemical dictionary / by Martinus Rulandus, Philosopher, Doctor and private physician to the August person the Emperor. fhttp //www.ebrarv.coml. 1992. 

Ruland, Martin.A lexicon of alchemy translated by A.E. Waite. Translated by Arthur Edward Waite. London privately printed, 1893. 466p. 

Title-Page Translation Reads A Lexicon of Alchemy or Alchemical Dictionary Containing a Full and Plain Explanation of All Obscure Words, Hermetic Subjects, and Arcane Phrases of Paraclesus. By Martinus Rulandus. . . [With the Privilege of His... 

Ruland, Martin. Alchemical dictionary (as found in "A lexicon of alchemy" by Martinus Rulandus). Essentia 5, no. 2-3 (Winter 1983 - Spring 1984). rhttp //homepages. ihug.com.au/ panopus/essentia/essentiav2 3.htm dictionarv1. 

ALkermes Curis, Inc. Lexicon Genetics Inc. SAIC-Frederick. 

This is fundamental to the progress of genomics (and many other areas) of science. Generating data in a common exchangeable format, with a common lexicon of terms [47] in a single non-redundant location is a major goal. A number of examples exist, such as the DNA and protein sequence data in GenBank, EMBL or SwissProt [48-50]. 

Young TS, Schultz PG (2010) Beyond the canonical 20 amino acids expanding the genetic lexicon. J Biol Chem 285 11039-11044... 

Fischer-Bobsien, C.-H., Internationales Lexicon Textilveredlung+Grenzgebiete, Rhenus Handelsgesellschaft, Vadus, Liechenstein, 1966, 1123. 

Rompps Chemie-Lexicon, 8th ed., Neumuller, O.-A., Frank sche Verlagshandlung, Stuttgart, 1979. 

JacksonM95] Jackson, M. 1995. Designations. In Software Requirements and Specification A Lexicon of Practice, Principles, and Prejudices. Reading, Mass. Addison Wesley Longman. 

The coordination of this entire complex process is the province of project management, the objective of which is to ensure that all the necessary parts and components of a project mate up. This discipline in its modem form was first developed for the Polaris missile project in the 1960s. Its major tool that is familiar to pharmaceutical scientists is the network or PERT (Program Evaluation Review Technique) chart, as illustrated in Figure 1.2. This chart is a tool that allows one to see and coordinate the relationships between the different components of a project. One outcome of the development of such a network is identification of the rate-limiting steps, which, in aggregate, comprise the critical path (see Table 1.3 for a lexicon of the terms used in project management). 

DEFINITION OF TERMS AND LEXICON OF CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS IN NONCLINICAL (ANIMAL) STUDIES... 

The Lexicon of the carbon compounds corresponds to the great reference work of Beilstein, which will be discussed later. Accordingly, for our compound the Lexicon gives, in addition to a brief... 

The five-volume work of Stelzner forms the continuation of Richter s formula lexicon. It covers the literature up to the year 1921 and is arranged on the same plan as Richter s, but gives in addition a brief description of the individual substances, their constants and reactions, after the fashion of Beilstein. 

The calorimetry lexicon also includes other frequently used designations of calorimeters. When the calorimeter proper contains a stirred liquid, the calorimeter is called stirred-liquid. When the calorimeter proper is a solid block (usually made of metal, such as copper), the calorimeter is said to be aneroid. For example, both instruments represented in figure 6.1 are stirred-liquid isoperibol calorimeters. The term scanning calorimeter is used to designate an instrument where the temperatures of the calorimeter proper and/or the jacket vary at a programmed rate. 

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