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91. Acceleration (tezlatish)
:: To this day the combination of acceleration dynamic performance and braking power offered by the current 911 Turbo continues to set the model apart from its peers
92. Alternator (Alternatör)
:: You commonise parts such as batteries and alternators not things the customer can see like the window switches
93. Ascertain (aniqlash)
:: The village shop lady ascertains the quantity of cheese required and cuts it for him
94. Biological (biologik)
:: Use biological washing powder to clean your roasting tins sprinkle in a cup of powder add warm water and leave to soak for an hour
95. Chromosome (xromosoma)
:: The most direct way to assess chromosomal aneuploidy is to evaluate chromosome numbers in metaphase cells
96. Chronograph (Kronograf)
:: Most chronographs give you some statistical data such as standard deviation even though standard deviation may not be the best guide it allows a reasonable guess
97. Column (ustun)
:: Barely had the ink dried on last weeks column than the phone rang
98. Control (boshqaruv)
:: Anger I could deal with but I hated to be embarrassed and to lose control of my emotions
99. Controller (nazoratchi)
:: As well as being the finance controller Lizs job began to take on responsibility for human resources and IT
100. Deduction (xulosa)
:: Proving was no longer a matter of transforming terms in accordance with rules but a process of logical deduction from concepts
101. Empirical (empirik)
:: You cant apply probabilistic methods to a phenomenon where there is no empirical evidence
102. Exterior (tashqi)
:: Beneath his pleasant exterior there is a hard edge to his personality and a ruthless side to his captaincy
103. Fissile (parchalanadigan)
:: During compaction of siliciclastic muds the flaky clay particles are realigned to be parallel to each other and impart a fissility a direction of easy splitting to the rock which is commonly called shale
104. Fission (yorilish)
:: As already noted in the context of the collapse of communism this challenge to the map has taken the form both of fission and fusion
105. Fit (mos)
:: That must go as far as not working excessive hours and being fit for the job they are doing at the time
106. Fraction (ulushi)
:: If they did the insurance company would have been charged a fraction of that amount
107. Frame (ramka)
:: Just then there was a knock on the door and a tall frame entered
108. Heat (issiqlik)
:: The kind and amount of chili peppers you use will determine the chilis heat
109. Inhibitor (inhibitörüdür)
:: Several nucleosidebased inhibitors of these viral enzymes including that of the HIV virus also typically show modest inhibition of telomere synthesis
110. Lathe (torna)
:: Other aluminum bearing applications are in heavy tooling such as boring mills presses lathes milling machines and grinding mills and as hydraulic pump bushings
111. Minus (minus)
:: Salford was 11 th on the list with a population decline of minus six per cent or 12500 people to 216500
112. Platinum (platina)
:: It has been further discovered that photosynthetic membranes can be transformed with metals other than platinum such as osmium and ruthenium
113. Press (matbuot)
:: At the press briefing a reporter asked whether this would mean that lenders would start limiting the number of credit cards issued to customers
114. Quark (kvark)
:: The resulting theory would be able to describe the behavior of the universe from quarks and atoms to entire galaxies
115. Semiconductor (yarimo'tkazgich)
:: Excitons are created in semiconductors when a laser field promotes an electron from the valance band to the conduction band
116. Shutdown (yopmoq)
:: He has renovated houses plus worked on shutdowns at big factory and energy projects
117. Study (o'rganish)
:: parttime study
118. Working (ish)
:: The objective of the project is to research and make a working model of a body system
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