Look up: seeding

1. Seeding
   The process by which condensation nuclei are artificially released in the atmosphere to encourage precipitation.
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2. seeding
   the production and/or shedding(i.e.seed fall)of seed by a plant Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries • formation of small,undesirable particles or granules in a paint,varnish or lacquer Category: The chemical industry
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3. Seeding
   • (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Seed
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4. seeding
   (from the article `arboriculture`) Trees or plants may be propagated by seeding, grafting, layering, or cutting. In seeding, seeds are usually planted in either a commercial or home ... Selection of the best time and depth of seeding and planting is an effective cultural practice that reduces disease impact. Shallow planting of ... ....
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5. seeding
   (from the article `crystal`) ...they become deposited on the surface of the container. Supersaturation can be induced by maintaining the crystal at a lower temperature than the ...
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6. SEEDING
   When a file is first released, no one will have any parts of the file. The user that created the torrent (or someone else that has the complete file) will seed the file by running their bit torrent client, "downloading" to the location of the complete file. They are added to the tracker's list, and all the clients start to download from the seeder.
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7. Seeding
   Planting of dummy names in a mailing list to check usage, delivery, or unauthorized reuse.
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8. Seeding
   (fluid dynamics) : In fluid dynamics, `seeding` a flow, or a `seeded` flow, means to introduce particulates or other foreign substances into an otherwise transparent stream of fluid. These particulates are generally small enough to be carried by the fluid but large enough to be picked up usin...
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