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Definition of production
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Production
(n.) The act of
lengthening
out or
prolonging.
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Monogenesis
::
Monogenesis
(n.) That form of
reproduction
which
requires
but one
parent,
as in
reproduction
by
fission
or in the
formation
of buds, etc., which drop off and form new
individuals;
asexual
reproduction..
Facture
::
Facture
(n.) The act or
manner
of
making
or doing
anything;
-- now used of a
literary,
musical,
or
pictorial
production..
Mycoderma
::
Mycoderma
(n.) One of the forms in which
bacteria
group
themselves;
a more or less thick layer of
motionless
but
living
bacteria,
formed
by the
bacteria
uniting
on the
surface
of the fluid in which they are
developed.
This
production
differs
from the
zooloea
stage of
bacteria
by not
having
the
intermediary
mucous
substance..
Bounteous
::
Bounteous
(a.)
Liberal
in
charity;
disposed
to give
freely;
generously
liberal;
munificent;
beneficent;
free in
bestowing
gifts;
as,
bounteous
production..
Hymenogeny
::
Hymenogeny
(n.) The
production
of
artificial
membranes
by
contact
of two
fluids,
as
albumin
and fat, by which the
globules
of the
latter
are
surrounded
by a thin film of the
former..
Photography
::
Photography
(n.) The
science
which
relates
to the
action
of light on
sensitive
bodies
in the
production
of
pictures,
the
fixation
of
images,
and the
like..
Crystallogenical
::
Crystallogenical
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
production
of
crystals;
crystal-producing;
as,
crystallogenic
attraction..
Propagate
::
Propagate
(v. t.) To cause to
continue
or
multiply
by
generation,
or
successive
production;
--
applied
to
animals
and
plants;
as, to
propagate
a breed of
horses
or
sheep;
to
propagate
a
species
of fruit
tree..
Agamic
::
Agamic
(a.) Not
having
visible
organs
of
reproduction,
as
flowerless
plants;
agamous..
Economy
::
Economy
(n.)
Orderly
arrangement
and
management
of the
internal
affairs
of a state or of any
establishment
kept up by
production
and
consumption;
esp., such
management
as
directly
concerns
wealth;
as,
political
economy..
Sporogony
::
Sporogenesis
(n.)
reproduction
by
spores.
Arpeggio
::
Arpeggio
(n.) The
production
of the tones of a chord in rapid
succession,
as in
playing
the harp, and not
simultaneously;
a
strain
thus
played..
Writing
::
Writing
(n.) Any
written
composition;
a
pamphlet;
a work; a
literary
production;
a book; as, the
writings
of
Addison..
Gamogenesis
::
Gamogenesis
(n.) The
production
of
offspring
by the union of
parents
of
different
sexes;
sexual
reproduction;
-- the
opposite
of
agamogenesis.
Air
::
Air (n.) The
representation
or
reproduction
of the
effect
of the
atmospheric
medium
through
which every
object
in
nature
is
viewed.
Fissiparism
::
Fissiparism
(n.)
Reproduction
by
spontaneous
fission.
Increment
::
Increment
(n.)
Matter
added;
increase;
produce;
production;
--
opposed
to
decrement.
Chrysology
::
Chrysology
(n.) That
branch
of
political
economy
which
relates
to the
production
of
wealth.
Genial
::
Genial
(a.)
Contributing
to, or
concerned
in,
propagation
or
production;
generative;
procreative;
productive..
Biogeny
::
Biogeny
(n.) A
doctrine
that the
genesis
or
production
of
living
organisms
can take place only
through
the
agency
of
living
germs or
parents;
--
opposed
to
abiogenesis.
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