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Metaphysics
as distinguished from phenomenal being ontology also the science of being with reference to its abstract and universal conditions as distinguished from the science of determined or concrete being the science of the conceptions and relations which
Point man
the lead soldier in a foot patrol under combat conditions
Matchable
Capable of being matched comparable on equal conditions adapted to being joined together correspondent
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mainframe
A large digital computer serving 100 400 users and occupying a special air conditioned room At any given point in development of computer technology the mainframe will be faster have large main
Luxurious
Of or pertaining to luxury ministering to luxury supplied with the conditions of luxury as a luxurious life a luxurious table luxurious ease
living wage
A wage or salary that permits a worker to live at least with minimal customary amenities and above conditions of poverty
liveable
Same as livable as liveable conditions Opposite of unlivable
Kenogenesis
which nonprimitive characters make their appearance in consequence of a secondary adaptation of the embryo to the peculiar conditions of its environment distinguished from palingenesis
Irritant
Rendering null and void conditionally invalidating
Irrespectively
Without regard to conditions not taking circumstances into consideration
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