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Humod

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Humod [′hyü‚mäd]
(geology)
A suborder of the soil order Spodosol having an accumulation of humus, and of aluminum but not iron.
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The exhibit includes several elements, including two large panels with illustrations and text created on Boeing computers; the Computerworld Smithsonian Award given to Boeing in 1995 for its "creative and innovative use of computer programs in manufacturing to benefit society"; and a physical model of Humod, also known as CATIA-man -- the computer-generated person created by Boeing to make the 777 more people-friendly.
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