- Minimal prime
In mathematics , the term minimal prime is used in distinct ways Minimal prime commutative algebra describes the usage in commutative algebra Minimal prime recreational mathematics describes the usage in recreational number theory disambig ... more details
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- 1% rule
1 rule may refer to 1 rule Internet culture that describes levels of contribution in online forums 1 rule aviation medicine that describes a risk threshold for medical incapacitation disambig ... more details
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- PQRST
PQRST may refer to The PQRST method, a PQRST study skill method of studying OPQRST , a mnemonic initialism used by persons performing first aid, omitting O for Onset of the event The part of the Alphabet song One complete heartbeat in the ECG . The different parts of the ECG are named The P wave, which describes the atrial contraction The QRS complex, which describes the ventricular contraction The T wave, which describes the ventricular decontraction. disambig Category Initialisms ... more details
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- Indicatrix
Indicatrix may refer to Dupin indicatrix , a conic section which describes the local shape of a surface Tissot s indicatrix , which describes and visualizes the distortion of a map Indicatrix, a special case of the Index ellipsoid Indicatrix index ellipsoid used in optics to describe properties of crystals Tangent indicatrix , an object in differential geometry related to a closed space curve disambiguation ... more details
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- Capacitance of blood vessels
The capacitance of blood vessels describes the distensibility of blood vessel s located within the body it is inversely related to Elasticity physics elasticity . Therefore, the greater the amount of elastic tissue in a blood vessel, the greater the elasticity, and the lower the compliance. This ultimately describes how volume changes in response to a change in pressure within the blood vessel at hand. Category Blood biology stub ... more details
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- Motor racing (disambiguation)
Motor racing describes various forms of motor powered racing Air racing Auto racing Motorboat racing disambiguation Motorcycle sport Motorcycle racing disambig ... more details
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- Edinburgh School
The term Edinburgh School describes two schools of cultural thought The Edinburgh School , a group of artists The sociology of scientific knowledge Edinburgh School , a group of sociologists disambig ... more details
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- ISO 15924:Grek
code Grek code is an ISO 15924 code that describes all standardized variants of the Greek script . ISO 15924 footer Category ISO 15924 Grek Category Greek alphabet ... more details
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- Manipulability ellipsoid
In robotics , the manipulability ellipsoid is the geometric interpretation of the scaled eigenvector s resulting from the singular value decomposition of the jacobian that describes a robot s motion. Category Robot control Category Geometry robotics stub ... more details
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- Field of view (disambiguation)
Field of view can refer to Angle of view , which also describes the field of view in photography and image processing Field of view in video games The J Pop band Field of View disambig ... more details
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- ISO 15924:Latn
code Latn code is an ISO 15924 code that describes all standardized variants of the Latin script . ISO 15924 footer Category ISO 15924 Latn Category Latin script ... more details
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- Data Processing Unit
unreferenced date November 2011 The Data Processing Unit DPU describes a unit of computation in cloud computing where it is possible to have multiple processing instances. Category Cloud computing ... more details
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- Wien's law
Wien s law or Wien law may refer to Wien approximation , an equation used to describe the short wavelength high frequency spectrum of thermal radiation Wien s displacement law , an equation that describes the relationship between the temperature of an object and the peak wavelength or frequency of the emitted light Wien Planck law , an alternate name for the Planck law, which describes the complete spectrum of thermal radiation disambiguation hu Wien t rv ny egy rtelm s t lap ... more details
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- Separable differential equation
In mathematics , a separable differential equation may refer to one of two related things, both of which are differential equations that can be attacked by a method of separation of variables . For ordinary differential equation s, it describes a class of equations that can be separated into a pair of integral s. See examples of differential equations . For partial differential equation s, it describes a class of equations that can be broken down into differential equations in fewer independent variables. See separable partial differential equation . Disambig DEFAULTSORT Separable Differential Equation Category Differential equations sv Separabel differentialekvation ... more details
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- Homochronous
In telecommunication , the term homochronous describes the relationship between two Signalling telecommunication signal s such that their corresponding significant instants are displaced by a constant interval time interval of time . FS1037C MS188 Category Synchronization telecomm term stub ... more details
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- Leiotrichi
Orphan date November 2006 In anthropology , leiotrichi describes the Race classification of human beings races of people distinguished by their smooth hair . Races with hair that is not smooth were termed ulotrichi . Nuttall Category Anthropology anthropology stub ... more details
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- Merchant seaman
A merchant seaman describes someone employed in Merchant shipping . According to local terminology, they may be defined as being employed in the Merchant Marine , especially in the United States the Merchant Navy , elsewhere, especially in the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth countries disambig ... more details
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- Templers
distinguish Templar Templers , the plural of Templer , describes more than one article Templers, South Australia is a town in South Australia Templers religious believers are members of the Temple Society See also Templer , an English surname disambig ... more details
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- EETS
EETS may refer to Early English Text Society , an organization to reprint early English texts European Electronic Toll Service , a service, which describes the principles for an international agreement for the creation of a European electronic toll service Eets , a puzzle game disambig ... more details
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- Channel 62
Channel 62 refers to several television stations UHF film UHF Weird Al Yankovic , 1989 describes a fictional Channel 62. NA Broadcast List Channel 62 Note this template includes a category Disambiguation ... more details
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- Goujon (disambiguation)
Goujon s may refer to Jean Goujon , a French Renaissance sculptor Goujon a French automobile an originally French language French word which means small, fried strips of fish or meat a French language French word which describes a threaded stud disambig ... more details
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- Wellsite Information Transfer Specification
Orphan date February 2009 The Wellsite Information Transfer Specification WITS is a specification for the transfer of drilling rig related data. This petroleum industry standard is recognized by a number of companies internationally and is supported by many hardware devices and software applications. ref http home.sprynet.com carob Wellsite Information Transfer Specification documentation ref WITS is a multi layered specification Layer 0 describes an ASCII based transfer specification Layer 1 describes a binary based format based on 25 predefined fixed size records and the Log Information Standard LIS data transmission specification Layer 2 describes bidirectional communication using LIS Comment records Layer 2b describes buffering of data Layer 4 extends the previous layers to use a different data exchange format, http www.posc.org technical data exchange RP66 V1 Toc main.html RP66 Though still in active use as of 2008, the specification has been superseded by the XML based http www.witsml.org WITSML . References references See also Wellsite information transfer standard markup language Category Drilling technology Category Petroleum technology ... more details
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- WAIFW matrix
Orphan date February 2009 In mathematical modelling in epidemiology , the WAIFW matrix is an abbreviation for the Who Acquires Infection From Whom matrix. This describes the rate of transmission of infection between different groups in a population, such as people of different ages. Category Epidemiology infectious disease stub ... more details
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- Mass function
Mass function may refer to Initial mass function , a function that describes the mass distribution of a population of stars in terms of their initial mass Probability mass function , a function that gives the probability that a discrete random variable is exactly equal to some value disambig ... more details
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- Arenarius
wiktionary Arenarius may refer to a title in The Sand Reckoner In species names, it describes a psammophylic sand loving species SpeciesAbbreviation arenarius See also Arenaria disambiguation Arenarium Disambiguation Category Latin words found in species names ... more details
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