Términos

Dispositivos que convierten señales eléctricas que representan la información dentro de un ordenador en una forma que puede existir o ser detectada fuera del ordenador.

Dispositivos tales como cinturones de seguridad o chaquetas salvavidas diseñados para mantener a una persona a flote y prevenir ahogarse.

Terminación de herraje utilizada para fijar objetos.

Elementos arquitectónicos de instalaciones deportivas.

Territories for which jurisdiction is in dispute between two or more powers.

Disco delgado, circular y flexible con una superficie magnética, usado para guardar y recuperar datos.

Rompecabezas que consiste en ensamblar piezas irregulares para formar un mapa con fines educativos. Se inventó a mediados del siglo XVIII y fue popular hasta principios del XIX, especialmente en Inglaterra y Estados Unidos de América.

Action of wasting one's moral and physical powers by undue or extreme indulgence in pleasure, through an intemperate, dissolute, or vicious mode of living.

Refers to the act of dissolving or the condition of being dissolved. In chemistry, molecular dispersion of a substance in a liquid, the transfer of a solid into a solution.

The action or condition of causing an organization or group of people to cease to exist. Dissolution may involve official documents and usually occurs on a specific date.

Visual effect in motion pictures in which one scene fades in to another. Both shots are seen briefly superimposed. The dissolve was first used to imply geographic or temporal transitions. Later, the optical nature of the dissolve was used for more tonal effects, such a character's state of mind, fantasy, or flashback sequences.

Describes the geographic location where a group or corporate body was dissolved.

Various forms of remote education in which the instructor and students are physically separated and communication is effected by written, audiovisual, or electronic media.

Grado o monto de separación entre dos puntos, líneas, superficies y objetos en un espacio geométrico.

Those whose profession is that of the extraction of the essence, or essential oil of any substance by the evaporation and condensation of its liquid solution, most commonly to obtain alcoholic spirits.

Describe edificios, en particular templos griegos y romanos clásicos y edificios similares en estructura, que tienen dos columnas delante entre el antis, los pilares formados por extensión y engrosamiento de las paredes laterales.