Browse links of Metrologie/Messwesen/Maße glossaries

Approx 200 words, in HTML format. Includes common abbreviations. No longer updated. Curriculum 2005 was a national K12 education plan by die South African government.

A very helpful online version of Millenium dictionary made by Commercial Service (http://www.pc-slovniky.cz)

A huge dictionary with the SI, the English Customary Systems, the Metric Systems...

Useful resources, including glossaries of optical microscopy, pharmaceuticals, microbiology, firearms, abbreviations.

© 2000. 49-page PDF by the European Mortar Industry Organisation (EMO). Scope: general definitions, types of mortars, components and constituents, working properties, final characteristics. Sources: European norms, ISO. Purpose: to facilitate technology exchanges with standardized terminology.

PDF file, 23 pages. About the author: "Zebra delivers innovative and reliable bar code and specialty label printing solutions to businesses and governments in 90 countries around the world."

Links to online dictionaries for Turkish and German; subjects vary from computer to EU (esp.good for abbreviations of organizations and treaties) and forensics, botanics to sufism and automotive. Most of the links on the Turkish page are monolingual, but some between Tur-Eng and Tur-Ger as well, and the botanics dictionary includes Latin taxono... View more

Searchable list/ database of the Hungarian standards + IPC, useful to find out the names of different machines, appliances and components as well.

The Glossary consists of about 350 main terms, some of which are divided into groups of related terms. The Glossary has narrowly-specialised terms, that are specific for industrial property, or terms that have special terminilogical meanings in context of industrial property.

About 100 terms, 1987. • The full edition, which can be purchased at , comprises 379 pages and presents the definitions of nearly 1000 terms related to light and lighting, as well as an index of the terms in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. • Quantities, units, symbols and ... View more

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