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1. Arch (ark)
:: Under the arch of her eyebrows her wide brown eyes glowed with their vague hint of secrecy their quiet incandescence
2. Bias (qiyalik)
:: This follows from the charges of for example bias in favour of panel members departments and inconsistency across subject areas
3. Cog (tish)
:: Assuming the gear size is the same is the 5323 more efficient because the chain is on a larger tooth cog
4. Constant (doimiy)
:: And from a total of 33 constant friends only half a dozen are bosom buddies
5. Construction (qurilish)
:: The barn was a wooden construction with a corrugated iron roof and only a wide opening for a door
6. Deactivate (o'chirish)
:: Some approaches include a killed vaccine which means deactivating the virus so it can do no harm
7. Electrode (elektrod)
:: At this point the question arises as to what the alligatorshaped electrodes measure
8. Electromagnetic (elektromagnit)
:: At present physicists measure time electromagnetically
9. Electromagnetism (elektromagnetizm)
:: The sense of achievement and closure for theoretical physics that came with the brilliant success of the classical field theory of electromagnetism was short lived
10. Electron (elektron)
:: Nucleons like to pair up and form a shell structure just as electrons do in atoms
11. Electronic (elektron)
:: Schmidt sees a huge challenge in trying to understand the interdependencies that exist where electronic networks interface with the physical world
12. Electronics (elektronika)
:: Indonesian workers are not yet familiar with computers and electronics
13. Element (element)
:: The recovered wings all show twin pneumatic lines as well as electric lines for the heater element going out to the pilot tube
14. Expand (kengaytirish)
:: There is a tremendous sense of the city expanding and prospering
15. Filtrate (Süzüntü)
:: It bubbles up from a great depth and is naturally filtrated then bottled and hermetically sealed in 19litre containers
16. Gearing (tishli)
:: The allmechanical system transfers torque via the friction developed within the internal gearing and does not require wheel slip to function
17. Jam (shinni)
:: he had the opportunity to jam with Atlanta blues musicians
18. Microwave (mikroto'lqinli)
:: The damp spinach can be microwaved without adding additional water
19. Nuclear (atom)
:: Well look at whether this country is doing enough and spending enough to prepare for a nuclear attack
20. Nucleus (markaz)
:: The Manchester centre is the nucleus of a hitech surveillance system and features an 18metre monitor wall that can display up to 180 highresolution images
21. Overhaul (mukammal ta'mirlash)
:: They can only be honestly confronted by a thorough overhaul of the system the minister will be asked to control
22. Pivot (markaz)
:: Now we all realise exactly how much she meant to us all a solid pivot of family and cheer
23. Precipitate (cho'kindi)
:: The modest falloff which ensued was followed by a more precipitate decline in World War I the result of a cut in mine production occasioned by labour shortages
24. Run (yugurish)
:: Overhead fans run all day during the summer and the water in the pools is changed frequently
25. Theorem (teorema)
:: There are many reasons why certain theorems are not named after their discoverer but after a later rediscoverer
26. Theoretical (nazariy)
:: It takes real guts to stop being just a critic of the system and come up with solutions both practical and theoretical
27. Theory (nazariya)
:: My theory of course is that these were all written by one person using various pseudonyms
28. Transducer (Signal beruvchi)
:: Each of these modes in turn can be associated with different transduction scenarios
29. Wire (sim)
:: Glass beads on Maasai necklaces are strung onto thin commercial wire
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