eng

3 letters in word "eng": E G N.

Anagrams of eng:

• gen

• neg

Words found within eng:

en ne

• Definitions:
• Electronic News Gathering. A process of recording news events by using electronic cameras and recorders (non-film).
• When the baby's head is placed well down in the pelvis, and in a good position for labour to begin.
• A battery of tests that examine eye movements to evaluate the function of the vestibular (balance) system, the hearing mechanism.
• This means engraved. The name following this will be that of the engraver.
• Electronic news gathering. The videotaped production of news stories in the field. This term came into being to differentiate ENG from shooting film, the previous industry practice.
• or INGS Water meadows. This is sometimes found as a SEPARATE element in a place-name (such as Fairburn INGS) and should not be confused with the Anglo-Saxon place-name element -ing (ingas = 'the people of...') where it is integral, as in PICKERING.
• Electronic newsgathering. Often used to indicate use of videotape.
• A unit or combination of units propelled by any form of energy, and operated from a single control, used in train or yard service. The word "engine" may also be used to identify control cars.
• Test used clinically to evaluate patients with dizziness, vertigo, or balance dysfunction.
• Abbreviation for electronic news gathering, refers to the process of gathering footage for immediate broadcast, using portable recording devises, usually for daily new purposes.
• Electronystagmograph is a test used with water or air applied to your inner ear to create and replicate dizziness.
• a term very 1oosely used in Theosoph­ical literature to cover every kind of phantasmal or ethereal appearance of the human form. Its principal meanings are as follows:
• This test provides objective information about the condition of the vestibular (balance) portion of the inner ear. This test comprises of subtests that have the patient look at different visual stimuli, lie in different positions and introduce cool and warm water to the ears. ...
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• Stands for Electronic News Gathering. The use of portable camcorders for the production of a news story. ENG is usually transmitted live or after immediate postproduction.
• (French:Ing.) is used in Quebec.
• Eng or engma (majuscule: ?, minuscule: ?) is a letter of the Latin alphabet, used to represent a velar nasal (as in English singing) in the written form of some languages.

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