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Topic Science:: PAGE #14
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391. Confirm (uqinisekise)
:: Again testing can help confirm a diagnosis suspected on clinical grounds
392. Cantilever (cantilever)
:: The main hall takes up most of the central span and the space under the east cantilever while the one to the west projects out over the street to provide an entrance portico and foyer
393. Handmade (ngezandla)
:: Mitchinson was wearing a handmade corduroy suit handmade shoes by Duckers of Oxford a cashmere polo neck
394. Handset (kwihendisethi)
:: Compeq makes printed circuit boards that connect semiconductors and other parts in handsets
395. Dominant (evelele)
:: It has since the 1960s been the dominant influence on education policy on both sides of the Atlantic
396. Ultraviolet (ultraviolet)
:: Binders must have specific properties such as good adhesion abrasion resistance the ability to cure at room temperature water resistance and ultraviolet light resistance
397. Oscillate (oscillate)
:: The spectral frequencies should then correspond to the various ways in which the electrons might oscillate within the positivelycharged pudding
398. Oscillator (oscillator)
:: Passive components are capacitors resistors connectors filters inductors and oscillators
399. Oscilloscope (oscilloscope)
:: We now troubleshoot them manually using voltage meters and oscilloscopes he said
400. Tensile (eqine)
:: There was asphalt cracking due to tensile strain resulting from plastic deformation within the crushed rock
401. Ratio (isilinganiso)
:: Measuring the isotopic ratios on Mars will provide clues about possible biological activity
402. Stone (itshe)
:: The temperature and the pace were so extreme that a passenger lost over half a stone in weight in the 40minute race
403. Tower (umbhoshongo)
:: The Liberation Tower is the fifth tallest communication tower in the world
404. Ion (ion)
:: The acidity of a substance is determined by how readily it donates hydrogen ions or protons
405. Ionic (ionic)
:: Dyson and Welton used water and ionic liquid soluble organometallic clusters and complexes to catalyse hydrogenation of the aromatics
406. Research (ucwaningo)
:: As well educational facilities and space research has reached the stage of advanced nations
407. Capacitor (capacitor)
:: The devices use two external polarised electrolytic capacitors that can also be reconfigured to double the supply voltage
408. Capacity (umthamo)
:: The bulb would get progressively dimmer and finally go out once the capacitor reached its capacity
409. Liner (liner)
:: First find a lip liner pencil in the same color or tone as your lipstick
410. Fertilize (zalisa)
:: If they are able to find sperm in a frozen mammoth carcass they will try to take the nucleus from mammoth sperm and use it to fertilize an elephant egg in vitro
411. Evolution (kwemvelo)
:: With different mutants a correlation between the total amount of synthesized carotenoids and photosynthetic oxygen evolution was observed
412. Evolve (nokuguquguquka)
:: If all organisms evolved from a single common ancestor what do these groups actually represent
413. Detect (ukuthola)
:: For all the laughs their comedies still elicit you cant help but detect a note of regret in their remarks
414. Determine (ukunquma)
:: We need additional research to determine what remediation methods are most appropriate for which kinds of student impairment
415. Evidence (ubufakazi)
:: At the moment it appears that workers do not have to provide evidence of their belief
416. Survival (okusinda)
:: Authors have advocated its practice in addition to operative debridement in improving overall survival
417. Bolt (umshudo)
:: Ill usually bolt out of bed and stumble around as if drunk in an effort to find the obnoxious noise and shut it off
418. Pillar (insika)
:: Mary Nicholas his mother a seamstress by profession has always been a pillar of support encouraging his musical efforts
419. Appliance (lisebenze)
:: He was particularly animated about the need for less process and more appliance of the code according to relationships dialogue and trust between the board and its investors
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