| irreducible |
In philosophy, irreducibility has the sense that a complete account of an entity will not be possible at lower levels of explanation. Another way to state this is that Ockham's razor requires the elimination of only those entities that are unnecessary, not as many entities as could conceivably be eliminated. ...
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| irreversible |
A system which, when returned to its original state, causes a change in the surroundings.
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| irradiation |
Radiation that is incident on a surface.
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| irrigation |
The artificial application of water to land to promote the growth of crops. First practiced in arid lands to supplement deficient rainfall, it is now used extensively in more humid areas to ensure proper timing of water supply for maximum crop yield. The earliest form of irrigation consisted of diverting flood flows of streams onto the cropland. More common practice today is the storage of floodwaters in reservoirs from which the water may be withdrawn for use as needed. ...
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| irradiating |
(Process) Treated, prepared, or altered by exposure to a specific radiation (AAFCO, 2000).
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