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dip, in agriculture, method of treating animals (chiefly livestock) infested with skin parasites such as mites, ticks, and warbles. The animal is dipped into or forced to swim through a tank filled with an insecticide insecticides, chemical, biological, or other agents used to destroy insect pests; the term commonly refers to chemical agents only.
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..... Click the link for more information. solution. The chemicals used in dips include lindane, rotenone, coumaphos, and amitraz. BibliographySee publications of the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. DIP (1) (Document Image Processing) See document imaging.(2) (Dual In-line Package) A common rectangular chip housing with leads (pins) on both long sides. Tiny wires bond the chip to metal leads that wind their way down into spider-like feet that are inserted into a socket or are soldered onto the board. See CDIP, CERDIP and chip package.
dip 1. a depression, esp in a landscape 2. the angle of slope of rock strata, fault planes, etc., from the horizontal plane 3. the angle between the direction of the earth's magnetic field and the plane of the horizon; the angle that a magnetic needle free to swing in a vertical plane makes with the horizontal 4. a candle made by plunging a wick repeatedly into wax 5. a momentary loss of altitude when flying 6. (in gymnastics) a chinning exercise on the parallel bars dip [dip] (engineering) The vertical angle between the sensible horizon and a line to the visible horizon at sea, due to the elevation of the observer and to the convexity of the earth's surface. Also known as dip of horizon. (geology) The angle that a stratum or fault plane makes with the horizontal. Also known as angle of dip; formation dip; true dip. A pronounced depression in the land surface. DIP [dip] (electronics) dip dip
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