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a surgical treatment/intervention, which does not include endoscopies and scannings even though these examinations require anaesthesia.
Ãâó: www.ihi.com/english/response/16.asp
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An unwanted transient over voltage which lasts anywhere from a few nanoseconds to almost a second. Electric A/Vcomponents are quite sensitive to this type of distress, computer components are most sensitive to this and can permantly damage or erase data.
Ãâó: www.monstercable.com/glossary/
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A change in water level caused by the weather, that travels with about the same speed as the tide. Small surges are caused by local weather (high barometric pressure and offshore winds lowering sea level), but large surges are caused by weather patterns some distance away. Because the surge interacts with the tidal wave, times of high and low water may also be affected.
Ãâó: www.seamanship.co.uk/deck/navigator/TideWiz/glossa...
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The linear DOF forward and back toward the screen. An example is a car accelerating.
Ãâó: www.iwerks.com/notshocked/iwerks/i-glossary.html
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