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Определение disc- в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь: Variant of disco-
discspan>-tongued frog: painted frog
Blu-ray Discspan>: An optical disc storage medium used for data and video, introduced in 2006, having the same physical dimensions as a CD or DVD but greater storage capacity
Flexi discspan>: A phonograph record, made of a thin vinyl sheet with a moulded spiral stylus groove, produced between 1960 and 2000 and sometimes used as a means of including audio material with books and magazines
abrasive discspan>: a disc of abrasive material that rotates in a tool such as a sander
accretion discspan>: Alternative spelling of accretion disk
discspan>: A vinyl phonograph / gramophone record
Turn the disc over, after it has finished.
discspan>: Something resembling a disc
Venus' disc cut off light from the Sun.
discspan>: A thin, flat, circular plate or similar object
A coin is a disc of metal.
discspan>: An intervertebral disc
discspan> brake: A type of brake where the friction is produced by brake pads which are pressed against a disk
discspan> brakes: plural form of disc brake
discspan> drive: Alternative spelling of disk drive
discspan> drives: plural form of disc drive
discspan> jockey: A person who plays and mixes music, usually pre-recorded, at nightclubs, over the radio, and/or as a backup musician for spoken word, or hip hop performers. Abbreviated as DJ or deejay
discspan> jockeys: plural form of disc jockey
germinal discspan>: Alternative form of germinal disk
hard discspan>: Alternative spelling of hard disk
hard discspan> drive: Alternative spelling of hard disk drive
imaginal discspan>: Any of several pairs of discs within the body of a larva that become part of the outside during pupal transformation
intervertebral discspan>: A disc between the vertebra in the spine
optic discspan>: The location where ganglion cell axons exit the eye to form the optic nerve
optical discspan>: A modern data storage medium consisting of a flat disc read mechanically by illumination with laser light. Various formats include the Laserdisc, compact disc, DVD, and Blu-ray
parking discspan>: A device placed inside a parked vehicle, indicating either the time of its arrival, or its legitimacy to park in a specified place
protoplanetary discspan>: an accretion disc surrounding a T Tauri star; thought to be the progenitor of a planetary system
slot-loading discspan> drive: A feed drive
discspan> brake: The disc brake or disk brake is a device for slowing or stopping the rotation of a wheel while it is in motion
embryonic discspan>: (Tıp, İlaç) a.) BLASTODISC b.) BLASTODERM
embryonic discspan>: (Tıp, İlaç) the part of the inner cell mass of a blastocyst from which the embryo of a placental mammal develops ― called also embryonic shield
prolapsed discspan>: (Tıp, İlaç) Prolapsed intervertebral disc, slipped disc
spinal discspan> herniation: (Tıp, İlaç) A spinal disc herniation, incorrectly called a "slipped disc", is a medical condition affecting the spine, in which a tear in the outer, fibrous ring (annulus fibrosus) of an intervertebral disc allows the soft, central portion (nucleus pulposus) to bulge out. This tear in the disc ring may result in the release of inflammatory chemical mediators which may directly cause severe pain, even in the absence of nerve root compression. This is the rationale for the use of anti-inflammatory treatments for pain associated with disc herniation, protrusion, bulge, or disc tear
Mini Discspan>: a very small, round disk that is used for recording music
cervical discspan> syndrome: an abnormal condition resulting from compression of spinal nerve roots in the neck region; involves neck pains and muscular weakness and paresthesia
compact discspan>: an optical disk, 4 3/4 inches (120 mm ) in diameter, on which program data, music, etc is digitally encoded for a laser beam to scan, decode, and transmit to a playback system, computer monitor, or television set
compact discspan>: Compact Disc An impact resistant, transparent, polycarbonate plastic disc with a highly reflective vaporized aluminum surface using a digitally quided laser beam
compact discspan>: A music disc holding stereo audio signals, coded with 44,100 samples/sec x 16 bits x 2 channels yielding a bit rate of 1 4Mbits/sec, a higher bit rate than used by Dolby Digital coding, but the same as the DTS bit rate
compact discspan>: – Synonym of compact disc read only memory
compact discspan>: Widely used optical disk format
compact discspan>: An optical disc on which data is encoded OCLC CatCD for Windows stores the Authority File and subsets of records from WorldCat on compact discs The subsets of records are for subject categories, for example, law or medicine
compact discspan>: com·pact disc compact discs in AM, also use compact disk Compact discs are small shiny discs that contain music or computer information. The abbreviation CD is also used. CD a small circular piece of hard plastic on which high-quality recorded sound or large quantities of information can be stored. Molded plastic disc containing digital data that is scanned by a laser beam for the reproduction of recorded sound or other information. Since its commercial introduction in 1982, the audio CD has become the dominant format for high-fidelity recorded music. Digital audio data can be converted to analog form to reproduce the original audio signal (see digital-to-analog conversion). Coinvented by Philips Electronics and Sony Corp. in 1980, the compact disc has expanded beyond audio recordings into other storage-and-distribution uses, notably for computers (CD-ROM) and entertainment systems (videodisc and DVD). An audio CD can store just over an hour of music. A CD-ROM can contain up to 680 megabytes of computer data. A DVD, the same size as traditional CDs, is able to store up to 17 gigabytes of data, such as high-definition digital video files
compact discspan>: A small optical disk with digital audio recorded on it
compact discspan>: a digitally encoded recording on an optical disk that is smaller than a phonograph record; played back by a laser
compact discspan>: This describes the media used by CD-ROM players The data on a compact disc are encoded as a series of dips and raised areas These two states represent binary data the same number system used by microprocessors The CD-ROM player shines a laser beam onto the surface of the disc and measures the light that is reflected back The intensity of the light that is reflected back enables the player to distinguish individual binary digits See CD-ROM
compact discspan>: an optical storage device capable of holding up to 650 MB
compact discspan>: small disk used for storing computerized information (i.e. computer programs, music, etc.)
compact discspan>: An audio disc on which sound is recorded digitally 5 3a, 14 2
compact discspan>: A thin metal disc used to digitally store data (such as music, images, or programs) for playback See also CD-ROM
compact discspan> player: a CD player
computer output to laser discspan>: (Computers) storage of data on optical discs (i.e. CD-ROMs), COLD
digital video discspan>: {i} DVD, very high-capacity digital optical disk (originally the DVD, like CD, was marketed for entertainment and later for computer users); device on which such disks can be played
discspan>: (n ) An optical disc, as opposed to a magnetic disk, in keeping with the common spelling used in the CD (compact disc) market; for example, a CD-ROM is an optical disc See also disk
discspan>: Apparently, CD-ROMs are 'Discs', hard drives and floppies are 'Disks' I think there should be some elaboration on this I think this is silly In my book, a disk is a round, flat thing, a 'Disc' is a round flat thing attempting to look sophisticated
discspan>: the cartilaginous pad between the bones of the spinal column
discspan>: Nonmagnetic data storage medium using laser technology for writing and reading information By convention, optical discs (laser based) are denoted by the word "disc"; magnetic floppy and hard disks are denoted by the word "disk"
discspan>: {i} disk; phonograph record (Archaic); compact disc; flat circular object; circular object covered in magnetic material and used for storing computer data (Computers); central part of a flower head; (Anatomy) flat round cartilage structure in the skeleton of a person or animal separating vertebraes in the spine; (Biology) circular structure in plants or animals (as blood disk); discus, round metal disc which is thrown in athletic competitions; (Agriculture) circular steel blade having a sharp edge used on a plow or disk harrow
discspan>: This spelling always refers to a CD-ROM or compact-disc
discspan>: A circle together with its interior
discspan>: Front plate of a sprayer nozzle having a central orifice
discspan>: A disc is a flat, circular shape or object. Most shredding machines are based on a revolving disc fitted with replaceable blades
discspan>: Domestic international sales corporation Discrepancy - Letter of credit - When documents presented do not conform to the letter of credit it is referred to as a discrepancy
discspan>: A flat round plate A circular structure either in plants or animals; as, a blood disc, a germinal disc, etc
discspan>: (computer science) a memory device consisting of a flat disk covered with a magnetic coating on which information is stored
discspan>: something with a round shape like a flat circular plate
discspan>: sound recording consisting of a disc with continuous grooves; formerly used to reproduce music by rotating while a phonograph needle tracked in the grooves
discspan>: = HEGIS Discipline Code used for national and CSU reporting
discspan>: This spelling of the word disk is often used when referring to optical discs such as compact discs
discspan>: It may be a floppy disk, or it may be a hard disk Either way, it is a magnetic storage medium on which data is digitally stored May also refer to a CD-ROM
discspan>: Domestic international sales corporation (see Chapter 11)
discspan>: Domestic international sales corporation
discspan>: An abbreviation for discount
discspan>: a flat circular plate
discspan>: See: Domestic International Sales Corporation
discspan>: A disc is one of the thin, circular pieces of cartilage which separates the bones in your back. I had slipped a disc and was frozen in a spasm of pain. see also disk, compact disc, slipped disc. Variant of disk. discount. digital versatile disc digital video disc compact disc read only memory compact disc disc jockey
discspan>: A generic name for optical recording media (as opposed to "disk" which refers to magnetic recording media)
discspan>: Made of metal, it is connected to the wheel and rotates with the wheel The disc provides a smooth surface for the brake pads to rub against When the brakes are applied, the brake pads are forced to rub against the disc; this friction causes the wheel to slow and eventually stop
discspan>: another term for optic nerve head, found at the back of the eye where nerve fibers exit the eye to form the optic nerve
discspan>: The tough, elastic structure that is between the bodies of spinal vertebrae The disc consists of an outer annulus fibrosus enclosing an inner nucleus pulposus
discspan>: Flat, round material between the spinal vertebrae which provide a cushion-like support against shock
discspan>: Digital International Switching Centre
discspan>: Optical storage media (CD, DVD, and video disc)
discspan>: Same as Disk
discspan>: Term used to describe optical storage media (laserdisc, compact disc)
discspan>: The spelling disk is also used in American English, mainly for meaning 1
discspan>: A circular blank fabricated from plate, sheet or foil from which a central concentric area has been removed
discspan>: A metal disk covered with a magnetic recording material Each platter contains a number of circular recording tracks AKA "Platter"
discspan> brake: A brake in which the friction is caused by a set of pads that press against a rotating disk
discspan> brakes: (Otomotiv) A brake system, that looks a lot like traditional bicycle brakes, that applies caliper pressure against a disk on wheels ( called rotors) to stop a car. Older cars have disc brakes on the front wheels and drum brakes on the rear wheels. Many of the new cars have disc brakes on all four wheels
discspan> brakes: brakes that work by two hard surfaces pressing against a disc in the centre of a car wheel
discspan> harrow: {i} harrow supplied with a number of sharp metal disks on edge at an angle on one or more axles
discspan> harrow: disk harrow: a harrow with a series of disks set on edge at an angle
discspan> harrow: Variant of disk harrow
discspan> jockey: disc jock·ey disc jockeys in AM, also use disk jockey A disc jockey is someone who plays and introduces CDs on the radio or at a disco. = DJ. An announcer who presents and comments on popular recorded music, especially on the radio; a DJ. DJ someone whose job is to play the music on a radio show or in a club where you can dance. Person who plays recorded music on radio or television or at a nightclub or other live venue. Disc jockey programs became the economic base of many radio stations in the U.S. after World War II. The format generally involves one person, the disc jockey, introducing and playing phonograph records and chatting informally, usually extemporaneously, in the intervals. Because popular DJs are in a position to influence public tastes, record companies have sometimes attempted to bribe them with money and gifts, known as "payola
discspan> jockey: one who conducts a radio program of recorded music
discspan> jockey: a person who announces and plays popular recorded music
discspan> on key: {i} (Computers) disk-on-key, USB drive, flash drive, Plug and Play compact mobile device that uses flash memory and is light enough to carry on a key chain
floppy discspan>: small and flexible disc for storing computer data, magnetic disc for the computer
hard discspan>: Fast storage device where programs are stored See also IDE, EIDE & SCSI
hard discspan>: A high capacity storage device inside your PC Often known as drive C: although many computers may also have a drive D
hard discspan>: a rigid magnetic disk mounted permanently in a drive unit
hard discspan>: rigid, not easily bent The hard drive disks are made from machined aluminum and have a similar magnetic coating painted on them that the floppy disk has
hard discspan>: The component in a computer used to store all the programmes and files you create Most modern hard discs have large storage space of 10 Giga bites or more
hard discspan>: a storage device usually found inside the PC
herniated discspan>: Extrusion of part of the nucleus pulposus material through a defect in the annulus fibrosus
herniated discspan>: Also called a herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP), disc rupture or a disc prolapse
herniated discspan>: displacement of the disc (the shock-absorbing pad of tissue between each vertebra) which then pushes against a nerve causing leg and back pain or arm and neck pain
herniated discspan>: The nucleus of a lumbar disc oozes out of the center of the disk, pressing against a nerve causing severe pain, after the annulus of the disk ruptures
herniated discspan>: The nucleus (or inner ring) of a disc is comprised of soft, spongy matter That enables it to absorb the shock of running, walking and movement in general A disc is herniated when the soft, spongy matter is forced out of the center of the disc into the spinal canal A herniated disc is painful because that escaped matter presses against one or more spinal nerves Other words for herniated are slipped, prolapsed, and ruptured
herniated discspan>: A disc that is displaced from its position between two vertebrae, with injury to the annular ligament
herniated discspan>: a painful rupture of the fibrocartilage of the disc between spinal vertebrae; occurs most often in the lumbar region
herniated discspan>: {i} slipped disc, painful rupture in the tissue which separates the vertebral bones of the spinal column
intervertebral discspan>: The disc forms a cartilaginous joint between the vertebral bodies, providing extremely efficient shock absorption Made up of the annulus fibrosis, nucleus pulposus and the cartilage end plates Research implies the disc is the most commonly damaged structure, being the most common cause of lumbar spine disorders
intervertebral discspan>: This is the soft tissue found between the bones of the spinal column, (i e , the vertebrae) They help cushion the spine from everyday stress (i e , running, walking, jumping, etc ) Through improper posture (i e , bending forward at the waist and twisting), discs can wear out (degenerate) This can lead to the condition known commonly by the laymen, as a "slipped disc", or a disc herniation
intervertebral discspan>: disc that forms a cartilaginous joint between the vertebral bodies, to provide shock absorption
intervertebral discspan>: An intervertebral disc is the flexible plate of fibrocartilage that connects any two adjacent vertebrae in the backbone or spine
intervertebral discspan>: disc that forms a cartilaginous joint between the vertebrae to provide shock absorption
intervertebral discspan>: a fibrocartilaginous disc serving as a cushion between all of the vertebrae of the spinal column (except between the first two)
intervertebral discspan>: These comprise the spine and are made up of two distinct components: The annulus fibrosus forming the retaining wall for the nucleus pulposus
intervertebral discspan>: Fibrocartilaginous disc found between all the vertebrae of the spinal column, except the first two (the axis and the atlas)
laser discspan>: A disc on which sound and visual images are recorded
laser discspan>: A laser disc is a shiny flat disc which can be played on a machine which uses lasers to convert signals on the disc into television pictures and sound of a very high quality
laser discspan>: a disc that has video images encoded into it and read by a laser Similar to the storage of digital audio information on a compact disc (CD)
laser discspan>: A disc that is recorded with sound and pictures and read on a laser disc player by a laser beam
laser discspan>: A disc that is recorded with sound and pictures and read on a laserdisc player by a laser beam
magnetic discspan>: device for storing computer data and accessing random access memory
optic discspan>: {i} (Anatomy) optic disk, point where the optic nerve joins the retina, area in the retina of the eye which is not sensitive to light
optical discspan>: high-capacity storage medium for storing computer data which is read and written by lasers
picture discspan>: A phonograph record that has a picture displayed on the vinyl of one or both sides
slipped discspan>: If you have a slipped disc, you have a bad back because one of the discs in your spine has moved out of its proper position. slipped disk a painful injury caused when one of the connecting parts between the bones in your back moves out of place
slipped discspan>: {i} painful rupture in the tissue which separates the vertebral bones of the spinal column
tax discspan>: In Britain, a tax disc is a small round piece of paper displayed on cars and motorcycles which proves that the owner has paid road tax. a small round piece of paper on a car windscreen in Britain that shows the driver has paid road tax

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