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An instrument for measuring the specific gravity of a liquid.
Water absorbent.
Rejects water.
That property of a substance which enables it to absorb water vapor from the surrounding atmosphere. Relative to most materials, vellum and paper, particularly the former, are strongly hygroscopic.
Distance of the nearest object in a scene that is acceptably sharp when the lens is focused on infinity.
An image or text, that when clicked on, will move to another file or a different area of the same file.
Hyperlinked text is usually underlined and in a different color and the curser changes to a different shape when moved over the area.
Also called a link or hypertext link.
Documents containing several information types, such as text, images, audio, and video.
Collected first editions published within last ten years or so.
Most were published so recently that there is no track record on author or book.
A location in a document that enables a user to jump to a different location within the same document or another document. Links are identified by highlighted, underlined, or colored text or images.
HTTP
The protocol that is used to transfer HTML files over the World Wide Web. It defines how messages are formatted and transmitted.
A punctuation mark used to indicate that a word at the end of a line has been divided with the last part appearing on the next line. It is also used to connect words such as “anti-aliasing” ruler or “E-mail
The process of dividing a word at the end of a line by placing hyphens between syllables to keep lines from exceeding a set length.
The last part of the word appears on the next line. It is used to make all lines of text the same or similar lengths.
The name for a fixing bath made from sodium thiosulfate, other chemicals, and water; often used as a synonym for fixing bath.
A term that represents a unit of measurement for frequency.
It is expressed as cycles or oscillations per second.
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