... somersault
backhand (bowls) the part of the rink to the left of
a right-handed player, and to the right of a left-
handed player; (tennis) (1) (of) a stroke with the
back of the hand facing toward ... part of the court to the left of a right-
handed player, and to the right of a left-handed
player, where it often necessary to play backhand
backhand chop (table tennis) a chop made back-
hand
backhand ... big
Dictionary of
Sports and Games
Terminology
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McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers
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Dictionary of...
... Health andFoodTechnology
Unit Specification – Health andFood Technology: Resource Management (AH) 20
National Unit Specification: statement of standards (cont)
UNIT Health andFood Technology: ... the growth of the fast food industry
– role oftechnology
– impact of fast food on food habits
– in a social context eg schools, hospitals
Psychology offood
♦ Influence on food development ... Economics – Health andFoodTechnology
D271 13
Health andFood Technology: Resource Management (AH)
2 credits (80 hours)
D0F5 13
Health andFood Technology: Practical Research and
Dissertation...
... video and data.
bandwidth efficiency In TV, the ratio of picture qual-
ity to RF bandwidth.
bandwidth, HDTV (color set and color-difference set).
See SMPTE 240 standard.
bandwidth on demand Say ... above and below this band. It is the
opposite of a bandpass. The band rejected is gener-
ally much wider than that suppressed by a trap. Also
called band-rejection filter, bandstop filter, and
rejector ... and there is a need for a refer-
ence that documents the evolving terminology, standards, and acronyms.
The Dictionaryof Video and Television Technology contains the most up-to-
date terms and...
... edition of the Oxford Dictionary of
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. It was a remarkable work
of scholarship, arising from the work of journal editors and
scientific writers. Since then the landscape ... constituent of the thin filaments of muscle and
of the microfilaments found in practically all eukaryotic cells – it
comprises 5–10% of the protein of such cells (see actin filament). In
solutions of ... enlargement
of the bones of the hands, feet, head, and chest with thickening of
the skin, lips, and vocal chords. It is caused by excessive secretion
of, or increased sensitivity to, somatotropin, and...
... select and communicate sound knowledge and understanding of design
and technology, including its wider effects.
They apply knowledge, understanding and skills in a range of situations to plan and ... Description
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understanding of design and technology, including its wider effects.
They apply relevant knowledge, understanding and ... accuracy. They make judgements and draw appropriate conclusions.
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Candidates recall, select and communicate knowledge and understanding of basic aspects
of design and technology, including its wider...
... resources sparingly.
Prof. Dr Ing. Dietrich Knorr
Berlin University of Technology
Institute ofFood Biotechnology and
Food Chemistry
Department ofFood Biotechnology
and Food Process Engineering
dietrich.knorr@tu-berlin.de
Molecular ... eld of
TU Berlin: “Health andNutrition . The committees of the TU Berlin
recently approved the launch of the Innovation Centre Health and
Nutrition. In these pioneering elds oftechnologyand ...
functions ranging from the intake and utilisation offood to getting rid of waste.
Prof. Dr. Andreas F.H. Pfeiffer
German Institute of Human
Nutrition Potsdam-Rehbrücke and
Charité – Universitätsmedizin...
... an estimated
50 tons offood in a lifetime. This staggering
amount offood represents the sum of daily
choices each of us makes regarding the type,
quality, and quantity of foods. These critical
choices ... viral and bacterial infections, and
may decrease the risk of stomach, esophageal, and
cervical cancer. It increases blood antibody levels
and supports the function of the
THYMUS GLAND
and lymphocytes. ...
CALORIES. A glass of red
wine contains 88 calories; a bottle of regular beer,
146; and a shot (1.5 fl. oz.) of whiskey (90 proof),
110 calories.
VITAMIN, PROTEIN, and MINERAL content
of alcohol is...
... between the ages of one and three; between
four and six; and between seven and ten; males or
females between the ages of 11 and 14; between 15
and 18, 19 and 22, 23 and 50; men and women over
50; ... symptoms of
food allergies and to identify problematic foods.
Use of rotation diets also permits the patient to
eliminate many foods. A variety of books are now
available to assist in food selection, ... due to chemicals in foodand water The
chance of injury or illness resulting from exposure to
synthetic chemicals in
FOOD. Logical and reasonable
risk due to chemicals in foodand water 561
people...
... VEGETABLES, and sug-
ary foods like jelly and jam.
Enzymes in foods can also lead to spoilage. Alter-
natively, insect pests can infest foods, making them
unfit. Softening and ripening of fruit and vegetables
are ... liquid dressing served
with foods. Sauces are usually high-
FAT foods.
Stroganoff and orloff usually contain butter. Hol-
landaise and bearnaise sauces contain butter and
egg yolks; bearnaise contains ... Because table sugar is one of the most
common
FOOD ADDITIVES, it is partially responsible
for the low nutrient density of convenience and
fast foods, processed foods, and soft drinks. Sucrose
is...
... second edition
The vocabulary of banking and finance, like that of so many modern
disciplines, moves forward rapidly, and we have expanded and edited the
text of the dictionary to keep pace with ... behalf of the account
holder, and giving specimen signatures
and relevant information
banknote
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noun
1.
a
piece of printed paper money (in Eng-
land, issued by the Bank of England; ... matters as the
issue of shares, the conduct of meetings
and the appointment of directors
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This
procedure is not allowed under the arti-
cles of association of the company.
articles of incorporation
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