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increment /in·cre·ment/ (in´krĭ-mint) increase or addition; the amount by which a value or quantity is increased.incremen´tal
increment [ing′krəmənt] Etymology: L, incresere, to grow 1 an increase or gain. 2 the act of growing or increasing. 3 the amount of an increase or gain in intrauterine pressure as uterine contractions begin in labor. incremental, adj. increment 1. an increase or addition; the amount by which a value or quantity is increased. 2. the early stage of fever, where the temperature is rising; clinically there is shivering, coldness of the skin, and absence of sweating. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It establishes benchmarks for incrementally accomplishing the remaining implementation goals to enable the NAIS to be operational by 2007, and to achieve full producer participation by 2009. This version allows the customers to incrementally add tokens/tickets until they reach the level they wish to purchase. The project will investigate the hypothesis that the efficacy of vestibular rehabilitation can be enhanced by presenting an incrementally adjusted audio signal, rather than demanding an immediate increase to fully normal function. |
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