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  camera = the device used to capture images for a film. lens = an optical device used with a camera to focus light and form an image on the sensor. aperture = the opening in a lens through which light passes, controlling the amount of light and depth of field. measured in f-stops. shutter speed = the duration for which the camera's sensor is exposed to light, affecting motion blur. ISO = a measure of a camera sensor's sensitivity to light. higher iso means more sensitivity but can introduce noise. depth of field = the range of distance in front of and behind the subject that appears acceptably sharp in a photograph or video. focus = the sharpness or clarity of an image. rack focus = a technique where the focus shifts from one subject to another within the same shot. deep focus = a technique where all elements in the foreground, mid-ground, and background are in sharp focus simultaneously. framing = the way a shot is composed within the camera's frame, includin...

gutsy = brave and determined grunt work = the basic, hard work, often physical or boring work, that is necessary for something to succeed, often considered undesirable and delegated to others finesse = great skill or style See also Rugby Overview    The Rugby Field   Rugby Players   Rugby Rules  

  axle = a central shaft for a rotating gear mounted = fixed  alloy = a metal that is formed by mixing two types of metal together, or by mixing metal with another substance  =  injected = introduced into something forcefully nozzle = a cylindrical or round spout at the end of a pipe, hose, or tube used to control a jet of gas or liquid  spout = a tube or lip (=opening) projecting from a container, through which liquid can be poured the force that pushes an aircraft through the air combustion = the process of burning something

 

  grade = the slope or inclination of the track camber = cant = the difference in elevation (height) between the two rails or edges of the road ballast = the material, typically crushed stone or gravel, that is laid beneath and around railroad ties to provide stability, support the weight of the tracks, and facilitate drainage sub-ballast = the layer placed beneath the track ballast in railway construction formation = the part of the railway installations that carries the rolling traffic adequate = sufficient for a specific need or requirement pressing issue = a problem or subject that is urgent and needs immediate attention clogged = blocked or filled with something debris = the remains of something broken down or destroyed

 

 

  V-tap battery = a high capacity external battery ND filter = Neutral Density filters that reduce or modify the intensity of all wavelengths, or colors, of light equally

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living water = water of life precipitate = to fall from the air as a form of water, such as rain or snow humidify = to make wet aquifer [ˈakwɪfə] = a layer of rock, sand, or earth that contains water or allows water to pass through it interstitial water = rock pores water terrestrial hydroshere = the total amount of water found on, under, and above the surface of the Earth, including oceans, lakes, rivers, groundwater, and water vapor in the atmosphere

intercourse = physical sexual contact fertilization = the union of male and female sex cells to form a zygote [ˈzʌɪɡəʊt] counsel = to recommend STD = sexually transmitted disease HIV = human immunodeficiency virus infertility = a condition that makes a woman or a couple unable to get pregnant

 

  head = the ship's toilet companionway = a ship's stairway from one deck to another deck = floor overhead = ceiling partition = wall See also Parts of a ship | Part 1 

  recovered = healthy get in touch = to communicate with someone rental estimate = a calculated, approximate monthly market value for renting properly = correctly follow up on = to do something in response to non-profit status = an organization that does not aim to earn money hear back from = to receive a reply promptly = quickly get caught up = to become involved in something push back = to delay an event hold off on = to intentionally delay intended = planned constructive criticism = comments saying in a helpful way what is wrong with something enunciate = to pronounce words clearly engage audience = to get people interested in mumble = to speak quietly and in a way that is not clear redo = to do something again clarify = to make something easier expand on = to add more details revise = to reread, check, correct perk = an advantage or extra thing, such as money or goods, which you are given for doing your job appreciation = a fair valuation or estimate

  band = a belt or strap transmitting motion between two wheels beam across = to broadcast, transmit

  The Status And Range Of Tribunals supplemented = added with substantial = large in size judicial = appropriate to a law court or judge inferior = lower in rank, status, or quality Composition Of Tribunals And Procedure expertise = expert skill or knowledge in a particular field accomodation = here legal adjustment claimant = a person who lodges (= present ) a claim = an official request solicitor = a qualified legal professional barrister = an advocate unfair dismissal = a situation in which an employee is fired illegally broker a settlement = to arrange, negotiate, or facilitate an agreement between two or more opposing parties to resolve a dispute, conflict, or deal withdraw = to take away

Here are other related positions to explore in the IT industry: Applications engineer: An application engineer is a liaison (=creates communication between) between engineers and customers. They review customer sales data and assist in producing and testing complex software programs. They also present engineers' findings to the public to render feedback on changes that need to be made. Cloud system engineer: A cloud system engineer estimates the amount of database storage a company has and measures the availability of programs for the user. They also evaluate if data is being processed correctly within an organization's cloud infrastructure. Data quality manager: A data quality manager manifests (=demonstartes) data practices for an organization. For example, they can establish processes with a customer relationship management (CRM) system to keep the operational quality high for its users. Help desk technician: A help desk technician renders (=provides) technical sup...

  GPS = The Global Positioning System = a satellite-based hyperbolic navigation system This system consists of three segments: The space segment: 24 operating satellites that transmit one-way signals that give the current GPS satellite position and time. The control segment: worldwide monitor and control stations that maintain the satellites in their proper orbits through occasional command maneuvers, and adjust the satellite clocks. It tracks the GPS satellites, uploads updated navigational data, and maintains health and status of the satellite constellation. The user segment: the GPS receiver equipment, which receives the signals from the GPS satellites and uses the transmitted information to calculate the user's three-dimensional position and time. See also Longitude and Latitude