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cup

1. a unit of capacity used in cooking equal to approximately half a pint, 8 fluid ounces, or about one quarter of a litre

2. a mixed drink with one ingredient as a base, usually served from a bowl

3. Golf the hole or metal container in the hole on a green

4. Christian religion the chalice or the consecrated wine used in the Eucharist

cup [kəp]

(design engineering)

A cylindrical part with only one end open.

(engineering)

A low spot forming on a tool joint shoulder as a result of wobbling.

(mathematics)

The symbol ∪, which indicates the union of two sets.

(metallurgy)

Sheet metal part formed during the first deep-drawing operation.

Cup [kəp]

(astronomy)

Crater

cup

1. The deviation of the face of a board from a plane.

2. A metal insert in a countersunk screw hole.

Cup

in sports:

(1) Sports competitions conducted, for the most part, in accordance with the Olympic system (whereby the loser is eliminated from further competition) and principally for sports where the participants are in direct opposition to each other.

International cups include world cups (for example, the Davis Cup, established in 1900, which is the unofficial world championship in tennis), intercontinental cups (the soccer cup that has been competed for since 1960 by the strongest clubs from Europe and the Americas), and continental cups (for example, the European championship cups in basketball, soccer, and hockey, most of which were established in the 1950’s and 1960’s). Cups are also held in individual countries (in the USSR in 1973 there were cups in 25 sports; the first was for soccer, dating back to 1936). One of the oldest is the Stanley Cup, awarded to the best professional hockey team of Canada and the USA (since 1892).

Sometimes the term “cup” is used for team or individual competitions conducted in accordance with different systems (round-robin, mixed, etc.)—for example, the World Cup for volleyball (since 1965) and the European cups for gymnastics (since 1955) and track and field (since 1965).

(2) A prize, as a rule, a challenge cup, which is awarded to the winner of competitions (either a team or an individual athlete).

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No references found	Byline: Greg Bolt The Register-Guard The University of Oregon has decided not to appeal the decision that forced it to get a conditional use permit for its new basketball arena. UO drops its appeal over arena permit by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) Planning Board members echoed neighbors' concerns at a meeting in March, when they denied the conditional use permit. Court finds in favor of Dover on development by New Hampshire Business Review The school wanted to expand its enrollment from 800 students to 1,200, and extend its hours of operation beyond those in its 1996 conditional use permit so that parents could attend evening programs at the school. SCHOOL LAWSUIT TARGETS CITY LAND RESTRICTIONS BEING CHALLENGED by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)	condition out condition portion condition stub condition-based maintenance conditional conditional assembly conditional branch conditional breakpoint Conditional Convergence Conditional Conviction conditional distribution conditional expectation conditional expression conditional frequency conditional implication conditional inequality conditional instability conditional jump conditional lethal mutant conditional probability Conditional Relative Extremum Conditional Release with Compulsory Labor conditional replenishment conditional statement conditional transfer Conditional Use Permit conditionally compact set conditionally periodic motion conditionally stable circuit conditioned air Conditioned Inhibition conditioned line Conditioned Reflex Conditioned Stimulus conditioned stop instruction Conditioner conditioning Conditioning of Grain conditions of acceptance Conditions of Empress Anna Ivanovna Conditions of Farm Animals conditions of the bid conditions of the contract conditory condom Condominium Condon, E. U. Condon, Eddie Condon-Shortley-Wigner phase convention condor Condorcet, Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas Caritat, marquis de	Conditional Restart Control Record Conditional Routing Allocation Message Conditional Safety Requirement conditional sale conditional sale conditional sale Conditional Sale Agreement Conditional Sale Agreements Conditional sale contract Conditional sale contract Conditional Sale Contracts conditional sales conditional sales conditional sales Conditional Sales Agreement Conditional Sales Agreements conditional sales contract Conditional sales contracts Conditional sales contracts Conditional sales contracts Conditional Sentence of Imprisonment Conditional Standard Error of Measurement Conditional statement Conditional Stochastic Dominance Conditional Sum Addition Logic conditional suspension of sentence Conditional Symmetric Instability Conditional Tail Expectation Conditional Tasking Trigger Feedback conditional transfer Conditional Use Permit Conditional Value At Risk Conditional Ventricular Tracking Limit Conditional Voluntary Indefinite Conditional Voluntary Indefinite/Voluntary Indefinite Conditional Weight Enumerating Function Conditional-Expectation Estimation Conditional-Sum Adder Conditional-Sum Completion-Sensing Adder Conditionalities conditionality conditionality conditionality Conditionality (Buddhism) conditionalization conditionally conditionally conditionally Conditionally Accepted Tag conditionally admissible meat conditionally admissible meat conditionally admissible meat conditionally admissible meat conditionally compact set Conditionally convergent Conditionally convergent Conditionally convergent series Conditionally convergent series conditionally essential nutrients Conditionally Exempt Generator Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator

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Byline: Greg Bolt The Register-Guard The University of Oregon has decided not to appeal the decision that forced it to get a conditional use permit for its new basketball arena.

UO drops its appeal over arena permit by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)

Planning Board members echoed neighbors' concerns at a meeting in March, when they denied the conditional use permit.

Court finds in favor of Dover on development by New Hampshire Business Review

The school wanted to expand its enrollment from 800 students to 1,200, and extend its hours of operation beyond those in its 1996 conditional use permit so that parents could attend evening programs at the school.

SCHOOL LAWSUIT TARGETS CITY LAND RESTRICTIONS BEING CHALLENGED by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

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