(AER)A figure quoted in loan advertisements to help people make compare one product with another. It.

A buoyant balloon kept from rising freely by means of a line secured to a point on the ground, as opposed to a free balloon. See kytoon.

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The pressure of a system or device measured from absolute zero.

The effect upon the measurement of rainfall caused by the presence of the rain gauge.

Electrolytic pickling in which the work is the cathode.

Heat stored above room temperature (in a solar heating system).

The carbon left after evaporating an oil under controlled conditions.

The carriage of goods or passengers for remuneration taken on at one point and discharged at another point within the territory of the same country. or Shipments between ports of a single nation, frequently reserved to national flag vessels of that nat ...

Bar charts have a wide variety of applications and in the financial markets are used by technical.

(1) The removal of oxygen from molten metals by use of suitable deoxidixers. (2) Sometimes refers to the removal of undesirable elements other than oxygen by the introduction of elements or compounds that readily react with them. (3) In metal finishing, t ...

Biomass converted directly to energy or converted to liquid or gaseous fuels such as ethanol, methanol, methane, and hydrogen.

Touching or fast to the bottom.

An instrument, located at the surface observing station, which is used to record the data presented by a radiosonde aloft.

The distribution of shares to applicants in a new issue. Applicants may get all the shares they.

A clockwise change in wind direction. Veering winds with height are indicative of warm air advection (WAA).

Cement Carrier.

A mooring winch with the additional ability to haul or render a mooring rope within selectable limits without direct human intervention.

A unit of energy equal to 101 ergs or to 0.2389 calories.

A barometer which measures atmospheric pressure using one or a series of aneroid capsules. Also called holosteric barometer.