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apparatus
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apparatus
1. a collection of instruments, machines, tools, parts, or other equipment used for a particular purpose
2. a machine having a specific function
3. Anatomy any group of organs having a specific function
apparatus [‚ap·ə′rad·əs]
(science and technology)
A compound instrument designed to carry out a specific function.
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Following the 3136 pages of lexical entries are the apparati (3139-3204), divided in three sections.
Giacomo Devoto--Gian Carlo Oli, Il Devoto-Oli 2008. Vocabolario della ... by Haller, Hermann W. / Italica
Apparati One instrument was used in this study to assess the level of preparedness to evacuate and reunify after a major disaster, natural or created: The Evacuation and Reunification Readiness Scale (ERRS) and The Trauma Symptom Checklist for Children and Adults (TSCA.
The relationship between socio-economic conditions and the impact of ... by Burney, DeAnna M.; Simmonds, Keith; Queeley, Gilbert / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table
2) Research Innovations: The purpose of this category is to provide an outlet for descriptions of new and creative uses of technology, pioneering apparati, or unusual experimental procedures, such that researchers from other laboratories can become similarly engaged in new experimental techniques.
The Psychological Record: reaffirming the past and embracing the ... by Rehfeldt, Ruth Anne / The Psychological Record
 
 
 
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