Technical Vocabulary for Engineers
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This document contains technical vocabulary terms organized into categories including production, research and development, information technology, engineering, chemistry, electrical, civil, telecoms, and common abbreviations. Key terms defined include assembly line, fixture, prototype, applied research, innovation, internet, hardware, anodize, forge, chloride, branch circuit, transformer, culvert, antenna, facsimile, and abbreviations such as ASME, ATM, and ICBM. Over 100 technical terms from various technical fields are listed.
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