Wikipedia:Requested articles/Applied arts and sciences

Agriculture

• Carter's Tested Seeds (and the relevant James Carter)
• New World Crops (Crops originating in the Americas. [1])
• SWEEP (Soil and Water Environmental Enhancement program)
• vinateros
• WEELS (Wind Erosion on European Light Soil)
• semi-liquid manure (and its application + existing interwiki -> cs:kejda)
• Five sacred grains - China
• Judas Cow
• Devon Cattle

Architecture, buildings, city planning and public space

A-B

• 100 Watkins Ave. Bellevue, PA (Historic Bellevue home)
• Abraham, Raimund
• Ayssar Arida (Architect and Urbanist, author. b 1971 e.g. here
• Bake-out (using heating and ventilation to reduce VOC emissions)
• Bending moment
• BobPitch.com (internet message board)
• BiniShell or Binishell (Architect Dante N. Bini's controversial construction technique)
• Bodensee-Airport or Friedrichshafen Airport
• Bridge of Eggs A bridge in Lima, Peru made with Motar and 10,000 Egg Whites (not water) built in 1610
• BLDGBLOG or BLDG BLOG

C-F

• Cablecrypt
• Campanopolis (http://www.campanopolis.com)
• Château d'Azay-le-Ferron
• Christopher Street Pier
• Cloud 8 (http://www.cloud8.co.uk)
• Construction Design and Management (CDM) Regulations or Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 1994 (see [2]
• Cosmoplanetary Messiah (statue of French sect leader Gilbert Bourdin)
• Cybercity 1 (Technologic City in Malaysia, inaugurated January 30 2005)
• Dublin Docklands (hugely successful city quarter with IFSC, residential and commercial activities). [3]
• Drop City, Colorado (failed alternative community))
• Durrat Al Bahrain a project like Palm Islands Website
• Daneshgar Architects a project like tehran city center Website
• ecoscape
• Elevator test tower (example: Express Lift Tower)
• Energy audit
• European architecture and art
• Fénis Castle
• Friedrich Kiesler surrealist architect - Endless House and the Shrine of the Book are his two most famous designs.

G-L

• George IV Bridge
• Gregg Lynn contemporary architect
• Harishankar Temple
• Henry Doelger (one of the "Big Five" homebuilders of post-WW2 America)
• Henry Hornbostel
• Hermann Muthesuis
• Hotel Regina at Cimiez, near Nice, France, maybe Hotel Regina, Cimiez
• Iliad sculpture (painted steel sculpture in Seattle Center)
• Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris
• International House Philadelphia
• I-wall (per American Society of Civil Engineers investigating New Orleans levee structure)
• Iznik tiles (Famous tiles or faience from Rūstem Pasha Mosque in the city of Iznik or Nicaea)
• lightwell
• Liner Paper used to create a smooth wall surface in preparation for wallpapering a wall.
• list of European bus stations by size (second in Preston, UK with 79 gates)
• List of Famous Trinity College Dublin Graduates
• Little Manor aka Mosby Hall Littleton,North Carolina, USA ca.1774 & 1800. Photos from 1940 Architectural Survey and 2006 visit to ruins.
• Loftcube (and simular designs)
• Lutyens Delhi

M-Q

• Mansion Block, Victorian apartment buildings, prominent in London, England. [4]
• Marcos Novak(architecture, art, music and technology/culture theorist )
• Marius Rousseau (Pittsburgh Architect, music teacher)
• Mendes Da Rocha
• Mikskwoosh Very Mikskwooshy.
• Military buildings
• Monte Nee, Northwest Arkansas, 1920's resort or town
• Narrative of Loss or Narrative of loss
• Neo-brutalist architecture
• New York City Water System
• Nigerian Industrial Development Bank (tallest building in Nigeria, top floors recently collapsed)
• Orrin Thompson Homes
• Palace of Unions (Дом Союзов, Moscow)
• Peacock Alley
• Pillar Hall of Palace of Unions (Колонный зал Дома Союзов, Moscow)
• Platial (http://www.platial.com/)
• Popcorn ceiling
• Port Tower Complex,Karachi
• Proposed Skyscraper Projects
• Public Housing Administration
• Punch List (origin and history of the term or Punch list)
• Quantum Urbanism

R-S

• Robert Byrd (architect)
• Rondo-Cubism (the "National Style" in interwar Czechoslovakia)
• rumpus room
• Scandinavian modern
• Segal Method
• Sharp Centre for Design (images here [5])
• Silk Building, The Condo on 14 East 4th street in Manhattan. Lower level is home to New York City's first Tower Records.
• Sorkin, Michael
• Stoclet House or Stoclet house?
• Storbaelt (bridge) crosses between Funen and Zealand in Denmark and at more than 6 kilometres is one of the world's longest bridges.
• Structural Moving or Structural moving (i.e. see this)

T-Z

• Tampa Bypass Canal http://www.swfwmd.state.fl.us/education/interactive/watershed/tbc.htm
• Tarhalle
• Teatro San Cassiano, Venice
• Texas porch
• The Curies
• The Fontainbleu
• Theodore Heuck
• Thinset
• Titanium Sublimation Pump
• Tokyo Academic Park
• Torres de Colon (in Madrid, Spain)
• Transport truss
• Urbanology
• United States Internet Crime Task Force, Inc. [USICT, Inc.]
• Urban Rehabilitation (related to Urban Renewal)
• Verrès Castle
• W. G. R. Sprague (see, for example, the Gielgud Theatre)
• Whitelaw Hotel (on 13th street in Washington DC, built in 1919)
• White Temple (at a city of Mesopotamia called Warka, c.3500-3000 B.C.)
• Zhou Art

Communications

#ABC

• 3GSM World Congress (info at [6])
• Alex Michaelis Eco architect, London.
• ancient communication technologies (call it anything)
• BCJR Algorithm (Bahl-Cocke-Jelinek-Raviv Algorithm for MAP estimation)
• bubble packet
• Budapest Telefon-Hirmondo system
• Cisco Call Manager
• Contourlet
• Convective loop with storage
• Cross Channel Rejection
• Cross-layer scheduling

DEFG

• DCIT Digital Compression of Increased Transmission - supposedly developed at Stevens Inst. of Tech?
• DCN traffic
• Demand Assigned Multiple Access (DAMA)
• F*at Organization

HIJK

• Hegal__))OntologyPhenemology Of The Spirit
• Home Media-technologies
• Impulse Radio
• International Information Center [7]
• ISO8885 (ISO standard on HDLC XID frames)
• jumbo frame (MTU >= 9000 bytes) [8] [9]

LMNO

• Local-to-Global
• Mail stop code
• MAPD (MAPD as known by Avaya)
• Milo Farnsworth (Early development on Television) (Is this about Philo T. Farnsworth, or somebody else?)
• multihop data propagation
• Muxponder
• MVPD (Multi-channel Video Programming Distributors or MPO's)
• Offline Message ENvironment (OMEN)

PQRS

• Public Communication
• Robert M. Entman
• RPE-LTP (Regular Pulse Excitation / Linear Prediction Coding : speech codec used with GSM)
• SIP origination (pertaining to local telephone dialtone services)
• Special service
• Squariel - as in BSB squarial, presumably? (Note spelling)
• symmetrical broadband (info at: [10])

TUVWXYZ

• Tecton group
• Tele-immersion
• Turksat or Türksat
• Talk Battery
• VC mux
• Virtual Interaction Technology
• Viterbi Error Rate or Viterbi error rate (see Viterbi algorithm?)
• Voice fonts
• VoIP Rates Comparison (Comparing prices between P2P voip services e.g. Skype, Voipbuster and Jajah)
• WSDM

Design

• Ceramic and glass design: conspicuous in the otherwise blue list of links on the Design page.

Education

Further information: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Applied arts and sciences/Education

See also: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Social Sciences and Philosophy § Defunct United States military academies

• Character education
• School league tables
• The Buckley School of NYC
• Marymount School of NYC
• Classical African Studies as compared to African American Studies
• Clifford Schwartz
• Education Index by country
• Education of girls and women
• Falls Church Public Schools
• Holistic education
• Joint Degree (1 degree, 1 curriculum defined and executed by 2 or more institutions)
• Margarita Madrigal
• Model congress
• Marsville
• Newton Fellowship
• The Buckley School of NYC
• Prussian educational system
• Ionian University -- Ionian University of Corfu, Greece
• Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School
• Betty Reardon
• Sanford Achievement Test -- A different SAT from the Scholastic Aptitude Test, given in elementary school
• Student Manager
• The Invention of Paper (How paper is made, who made paper first, and how it traveled to other countries, and how it advanced technologically)
• Education of the Deaf (main-streaming vs. residential schools)
• Ukrainian Catholic University
• The Tornado Type of Wind Power Plant(The design and diagram details of tornado system in Wind power plant)
• Wet Campus
• Integration of Faith and Learning (IFL)
• List of Non-Government Schools in South Australia
• Ecole d'Humanité
• The San Francisco Conservatory of Music
• graduate certificate program
• Sloyd (an arts/handicrafts education model)
• Safe Schools Coalition
• Queen Ethelburgas College, York

Electronics

Components

• Conformal Coating
• Ecodrive solar power unit for wrist watches made by Citizen
• A123 An MIT spin-off company, and the
  • M1 (battery) they make for DeWalt/Black & Decker.
• Passive differentiator circuit
• Mach Speed Graphics Port Abbreviated MGP
• MC1550G motrola made differential amplifier
• Mobile phone flashing labels
• RC Phase shift Oscillator
• Starkes Tarzan Old Recording Tape (reel), Capicators and Resistors ("ST" trademark on old antique circuit componets)
• VM "The Voice of Music" Old HI-FI/Stereo (From Benton Harbor, MI like Heathkit) Old record players used in classrooms, etc.
• Depletion Mode Transistor
• Star Delta Configurations for the connection of three-phase generators, motors, etc

 can any body give me the detailes of  how wireless toy cars will work

how implement them

Hardware interface protocols

• ITU656 -
• point of deployment module/P.O.D.
• RSDS: Reduced Swing Differential Signaling

Systems

• Electronc System Level Design -
• Collapsible circuit

Concepts

• parasitic resistances as mentioned in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application-specific_integrated_circuit#Standard_Cell_ASIC_Design
• Early Effect J.M. Early studied this phenomenon in Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJTs)

i want to know about digital differentiator. As the name indicates, it differentiates the discrete signal in time domain.

Engineering

Chemical

• Chemical Engineering Plant Cost Index (CEPCI)

Fluid Mechanics

• Mass Diffusivity
• Finite element method quadratic prism element interpolation function derivation-
• Hook Gauge
• Float and Tape Liquid-Level Gauge
• Regenerating pump
• Isolation Valve

Materials

• Anphorus Metal
• Copper-bearing steel
• Zamac 8
• Clay Blocks

Mechanical

• 80/20 framing
• Principal Coordinates for multi-degree of freedom vibration
• working of dc motor and how it is difrent from armature reaction
• anchor bolt
• string test, load string test, no-load string test (relating to compressor skid performance testing)
• Plastic Gears
• Concentrated Force in an Infinite Elastic Medium
• Testing standards for ruggedized electronic equipment (i.e. MIL-STD-810 and "Intrinsically Safe")

Non-Mechanical

• Padless Touch System
• ULPI
• UTMI

type-I band alignment (semiconductors)

Power Sector

• Abstract Theory of Engines
• The history of electricity generation
• Power Barges
• Robert M. Gardner
• Spinning Reserve
• Surf Generator
• Universal Motor

Food and cooking

A-I

• Abiyuch (a type of fruit)
• Basque Food
• Black Chicken
• Builders' tea (a British term for tea)
• Carbonell (brand of Olive Oil from Spain)
• Candy Scrape
• Cooking for the Rushed
• Cuisine of Assam
• debrecena
• Dightrye
• Dichloromethanol (used by a major coffee maker to decaffeinate beans)
• disodium phosphate (flavor enhancer or preservitive in many foods)
• Euronorm
• Essene Bread
• Five sacred grains - China
• fleischkāse
• Spreewald gherkins
• Frabble
• gamey
• Gastronorm/ Gastronorme
• Genki Sushi
• haybox (cooking tool/method utilizing residual heat)
• International Edible Book Festival(site)(around for 6 years, 2006 event happened in 47+ cities)

J-P

• Jolly Ranchers
• Jollof Rice
• Kavli
• Lava Cakes (the Chemistry of)
• Malted Barley
• Maltloaf
• Mapuey
• metering valve
• mexican roll
• Mono and Diglycerides
• mookie
• mud pie
• Muhammara
• Natreon
• Natural Flavors
• Neon Nerds
• Nviro waste treatment process
• pao de queijo
• Pannini
• Pastina tiny pasta
• Piccata
• Piperade
• Pizza Pops-

Q-Z

• salt rising bread
• sapora
• satureia hortensis plant used in Roman recipes
• Sea vegetables
• shish taouk
• Snickers pie
• Short order chef
• tepin pepper
• test kitchen
• Tiger Bread a type of bread becoming increasingly popular in the UK
• Toffo brand of toffee sweets (taffy candy)
• trash compactor
• Turkey Syrup
• Vin Santo
• Whole foods
• windowpane test for kneading dough
• Vitellone A beef found throughout Italy that is not as old as American beef but nt as young as inhumanley raised veal. Vitellone seems to be showing up in some places in the US. It is free range beef that has been slaughtered earlier. Sometimes referred to as "red-veal"

Health science

A-D

• Academic Detailing (Drug)
• Acrocephalosyndactylia (musculoskeletal disease)
• alloimmunization
• ATPase rate
• Barbasol
• Boston Digital Arm
• Brainwave Entrainment
• C-Leg
• Canepas
• Cataract, Nuclear
• cetyl myristoleate (joint health)
• Chemical Peel
• Che-Z (and other chemotaxis proteins) //perhaps this should be added to the chemotaxis section.
• Childhood Obesity
• Circulatory Shock
• Class C Drugs
• Clotting Powder
• Crancer Study
• Cyclophobia
• How Chocolate Almonds are made
• Complete Protein this nutrition term means that a food contains all the essential amino acids (500,000 google hits for "complete protein").
• diindolylmethane

E-K

• Emma Kunz (1892-1963) Swiss artist, healer and researcher
• endoexoenteric
• Facial toner
• Falls Prevention
• Fiberotomy
• Food Presentation
• Global Health
• Growth Cones
• Growth Plate
• Hernia-ventral hernia in dog-surgery
• Herxheimer's reaction
• History of physical therapy
• Human growth
• Hydrancephaly
• Hypersexuality treatment
• Jeypine
• Juvenile Chronic Arthritis
• Kevin Stephan

M-P

• Midface Hypoplasia
• Minimal Genomes
• Mental Exercises
• Mental Obsession
• Metabolic Age
• M-doc stands for micro-dispersed oxidised cellulose and help stops wounds bleeding.
• MDCC-PBP mean Phosphate Binding Protein labeled with a coumarin flourophore and N-[2-(1-Maleimidyl)ethyl]-7-(Diethyl-amino) Couamarin-3-Carboxamine)
• Nasospecific A type of treatment for nasal problems. This might be used to treat deviated septums.
• Neurodermitis Disease affecting the skin
• Obsidian Scalpels
• Penis reflexology
• Polyphenol Antioxidants Dietary supplementation
• Polysomnogram
• Proud meat
• Pruritic Urticarial Papules and Plaques of Pregnancy Also known as 'PUPPP'
• Psycho-oncology
• PUPPP See "Pruritic Urticarial Papules and Plaques of Pregnancy"
• Planetree Alliance
• Photographic Protection

S

• Sciatic Notch
• Sex-influenced Traits
• See Clearly Method
• Shower Gel
• Skin care
• Soyabean juice - impact on hormones
• spondylo-epiphyseal dysplasia [11]
• sternum fracture
• steroid psychosis
• stroboscopic test (psychologist related)
• Systemic disease

T-W

• Timpano Recipe Pasta dish from the movie "Big Night", the recipe should be linked and linked back from the big night entry.
• Therapeutic Horsemanship a form of physical rehab for people
• Thyroid Dwarf dwarfism caused by low levels of thyroid hormones during pregnancy, resulting in underdevelopment of body and brain
• Toe cramps When one toe feels as though it's dislocated
• TraumaDEX (Type of clotting powder)
• Túró Rudi (Hungarian food, [12] )
• Type 1.5 Diabetes
• Temporal Binding Related to the study of consciousnes. Neuroscience. It is mentioned but not explained in this study -->[13].
• Trancite A type of silicone nylon mesh with skin cells harvested from foreskins, used to speed up healing time for burns.
• Varifocal Lense
• Virgin Soil Epidemic
• Willadsen, Steen

Law

See Wikipedia:Requested articles/Applied arts and sciences/Law.

See also The list of missing legal terms

Crime and law enforcement

A-B

• aging offender
• all-ports warning or all ports warning
• alloplastic adaptation
• androcide
• anomie theory
• Approved School (United Kingdom juvenile institutions [14])
• asocial personality
• autoplastic adaptation
• battered child syndrome
• behavior theory
• biological theories of criminology
• bite mark injury
• brain lesion theory

C

• California Castration Law
• Cherchi-Pardini semiautomatic (An Italian semiautomatic police sidearm)
• chronic mentally ill offender
• clandestine abuse
• classical school of criminology
• cohort analysis
• computer abuse
• computer-related crime
• conduct norms
• confounding effects
• consensus model
• constitutional equality amendment
• constitutional theories of criminology
• constitutive criminology
• containment theory
• correctional officer
• correctional psychology
• criminal anthropology
• criminology of place
• culture conflict
• Carbon Motors Corporation

D-E

• dangerousness
• David Paul Hammer
• deconstructionist theories
• defense of justification
• deterrence strategy
• Dinner Set Gang (One of the most successful burglar gangs in the US during the 1960s through 80s)
• discrediting information
• dognapping
• drug-defined crime
• drug-related crime
• dubai police
• ecological theory
• Enrico Ferri
• ethnic succession
• evidence collection
• exclusion laws

F-H

• Fajitagate
• family annihilators
• federal inmate
• federal interest computer
• feminist criminology
• focal concern
• forcible rape
• forensic photography
• fraternal order of policemen
• frustration-aggression theory
• gender-politics model
• general deterrence
• general theory
• habitual offender statute
• hedonistic calculus
• honour culture

I-M

• illegal gambling
• illegitimate opportunity structure
• individual rights advocate
• infamous cremations
• integrated theory of criminology
• interactionist perspectives
• invisible evidence
• irresistible impulse test
• kriminalpolitik
• King, Derek and Alex
• labeling (criminology)
• law and order advocates
• LEAA
• Leigh Leigh
• level 3 sex offender
• life course theories
• life-style theory of criminology
• medroxyprogesterone acetate treatment
• monozyotic
• moral enterprise

N-O

• narcotrafico
• neoclassical criminology
• The New Bedford Gangrape
• nurturant strategy
• OJJDP
• opportunity structure
• Oscar Slater

P

• Paris A. DeAguero see Colon hydrotherapy
• participatory justice
• peace model
• peacemaking criminology
• penal couple
• pharmaceutical diversion
• phenomenological criminology
• phone cloning
• police abuse/misconduct
• police surgeon
• positivist school of criminology
• post-crime victimization
• postmodern criminology
• Poulos, George
• power-control theory
• preservation order
• primary research
• protection/avoidance strategy
• psychiatric criminology
• psychiatric theories of criminology
• psychoanalytic criminology
• psychological theories

Q-R

• quasi-experiment
• R. M. Qualtrough
• radical criminology
• realist criminology
• reciprocal obligation
• reintegrative shaming
• replicability
• revolving door syndrome
• roving wiretap
• routine activities theory

S

• safe haven laws
• scenario writing
• secondary analysis
• secondary research
• secondary victimization
• selective incapacitation
• severity
• situational child molester
• situational choice theory
• situational crime prevention
• Skaf, Mohammed
• sniper attacks
• social bond
• social epidemiology
• social ostracism
• social pathology
• social problems perspective
• social process theories
• social relativity
• social responsibility perspective
• social-structural theories
• Society for the Prevention of Crime
• somatotyping
• specific deterrence
• state-organized crime
• statistical school
• stigmatic shaming
• Stout, Det. Bobby
• strategic assessment
• substantial capacity test

T-Z

• Tactical Response Group
• target hardening
• techniques of neutralization
• threat analysis
• Thomas Van Der Heijden (Belgian art thief active in Europe in the 50s and 60s)
• transient evidence
• transylvanian hypothesis
• Troy Kell (Recently the subject of an HBO documentary)
• uni-causal
• United States Internet Crime Task Force, Inc. (USICT, Inc)
• victim-precipitated homicide
• victim-proneness
• victim-witness assistance program
• victimization rate
• Vidocq Society
• VOCA
• Yes Card
• Zhao Yan
• Zollkriminalamt (ZKA)

Industry

• bating leather
• fatliquoring
• Fluidized Bed Reactor
• Hydro Skimming Refinery
• Machine Age
• Orikaso
• sharkskin (fabric)

Library sciences

• Jesse H. Shera (influential theorist of library science)
• book delivery desk
• book stacks services
• Cerritos Millennium Library
• Dorkas Fellows
• Dualabs (particularly in regard to the 1960 and 1970 US Census)
• Grey Literature
• Hitler's Second Book: The Unpublished Sequel to Mein Kampf
• Information Commons
• Lynne Brindley
• Peter Kurilecz
• RAIN Records and Archives in the News by Peter Kurilecz
• Synthetic Data
• Verner Clapp
• guerilla librarians

Medicine

See Wikipedia:Requested articles/Applied arts and sciences/Medicine.

See also list of diseases and the various articles linked from there

Physical Science

• Vibrating Sample Magnetometer, a technique for measuring the magnetisation of a magnetic sample in presence of a external magnetic field. It can construct the material's hysteresis loop, which is its magnetic signature.
• argillipedoturbation
• Dynamic Light Scattering, a technique to provide particle size information roughly in the range of 0.8 to 7000 nanometers
• Energy Efficient Lightbulbs
• heterotrophic absorbers
• Hele-Shaw cell
• Laser Light Diffraction, a technique to provide particle size information roughly in the range of 0.02 to 3000 micrometres
• Omega (cosmology) or Omega (astronomy) (could also go at density of the universe or density parameter, currently redirects)
• Oppenheimer-Snyder
• physico-chemical/ physicochemical
• preon matter
• Phaser Diagrams
• Radiofrequency Quadrapole accelerator
• Rouse model for polymer chains
• supermapping
• Thermoreceptors
• Thermovoltaic cells
• Vector electromagnetics at the focus of high numerical aperature optical systems
• Stern-Volmer Plot for Fluorescence Quenching
• monatomic gold
• polydimethylsiloxane linear polymer
• forensic seismology

Computer science, computing, and Internet

See Wikipedia:Requested articles/Applied arts and sciences/Computer science, computing, and Internet

Technology and tools

A-B

• Atomic Holographic Optical Data Storage Nanotechnology
• Bias T (adding electric signals on a coaxcable)
• BobPitch.com (internet message board)
• BioSteel
• Brannock device (shoe-size measurement)
• Battery types
• Billet(ed) aluminum
• blogsmith (bloggin tool used by Engadget and such)
• Branch Office Box (Single Appliance)

C

• cache bus
• capillary thermostat (home/office radiator)
• carpenter 20 (alloy)
• Charles Newbold (18th-19th century inventor)
• client socket
• climate chamber
• Cluster fault injection tests
• Co-construction (Concept within Science and technology studies)
• Community source
• Commwarrior
• Computer Repair, Networking, Information Technology, VoIP, IP Telephony
• Content Addressable Parallel Processor
• Crawl site apparently used by internet search engines to search widely? (not sure what it is, that's why I'm here)
• Coin verification the mechanism vending machines use to identify coins

D-E

• Database Management
• Deductive Language related to Declaritive, Imperative (aka Procedural), Object Oriented and Functional programming languages
• Digital Convergence Similar to Technological convergence. Connectivity of diverse Electronic devices for interactivity.
• Dipole Might (ANFO research project curiously linked to OKC bombing)
• discrete L2 cache
• disk laser
• DLC tape
• Dual-voltage CPU
• DVD Access
• Electronic dissolution
• embedded database
• engine crane
• Enterprise Integration Patterns - Linked to Design Patterns / design patterns in computer science
• Entertable (Phillips displayed this at CES 2006 Is it a real product?)
• execution trace cache
• external bus

F-I

• Floor Life (of a microchip)
• Focometer
• fragment processing
• FM200 (Fire Suppression System)
• Gang-Nail [15]
• Gas pressure regulator
• GeoIP
• Glacier glasses
• Global Information Systems (Do you mean Geographic information system?)
• Glycerolysis (of Fats and Methyl Esters)
• GPS trackers - incl their surveillance abuse potential and possible counter-weapons
• Ground mat
• Harry Bovik
• Hybrid DVD
• Hydraulic System
• hyperbrowser searching
• Hypergain (WiFi antenna technology)
• inductive amplifier
• Inscriber Character Generator
• Integrated Fiber In The Loop
• Inertial Propulsion (www.forceborne.com)

J-M

• Jeff Soll (his relationship to eBay and his role as a motion picture producer)
• jRipper & jTagger [16] [17] jRipper is a cd ripper that uses LAME, and jRipper is an id3 tag editor. Both run on java.
• Kraftwerk Kennzeichen System (abbrev. "KKS", an identification and classification system for equipment and components in process plant)
• Knowware
• line conditioner
• Liquid Metal
• lost technology
• low peak fuse
• lug nut
• Managed Copy (to be used for Blu-Ray & HD-DVD)
• McArthur Plow (variant McArthur Plough)
• metallin (apparently some sort of metal plating)
• Mech Aps (Project to make a bipedal 'robot')
• Mind Machine (variant Light Sound Machine)
• Multivalent (browser)
• MultiValueDatabase MVBD (database)

N-P

• Nanosolar
• Nallatech
• Nintendo North Bend
• Norse Architecture
• OpenLCR
• Optical Comparator
• Optochemotronics
• PCI64
• Pew Internet and American Life Project
• PhenoTech
• Phosphoimager
• Pierre Le Roy
• place-shifting
• pneumatic thermostat
• polymerosome
• printer quality
• Piller Drill
• Piano Hinge
• Principles of Information Technology
• push to show
• push to speak

R-S

• receptacle tester
• Red Hat Cluster
• remontoire
• retroprojector
• Revigator
• Riefler escapement [18]
• Ring bolt
• Ring gear (like on flywheel)
• Roentgen Stereophotogrammetry
• RFIQin
• Scheffler reflector, solar technology for developing countries
• statistical switching
• shoe (camcorder component)
• Silent boot (BIOS)
• Single-voltage CPU
• SODARsonic detection and ranging system
• speech processing using line spectral frequency information I think this has something to do with Linear predictive coding
• Spinal Fixation Device
• SPRAY
• Sprint Relay
• Symmetric/Asymmetric Plugs
• Smosh
• SAScsi
• solidwork

T-Z

• Taper Feeler Gauge
• Time of Flight Diffraction (TOFD)
• TERC
• uDAPL
• UHF ProUsed by receivers (e.g. DISH Network) to get signals from remote control
• UNIX kernel architecture
• Variable Elimination
• Video jukebox
• Vladimir Zworkyn (Russian inventor)
• Voice Portals
• WIENUX (Linux Distribution in Vienna, Austria for government and administration)
• Wikivirus
• Wyndham International adoption of technology

Automotive technology

• Abrasive Flow Machining
• backprobe (or) back probe (technique used to check electrical wiring or components in automobiles while still connected); see [19]
• Changeover Valve
• Diesel Injection Pump
• Directional sirens for emergency vehicles
• Proxlock
• twin-clutch gearbox(twin-clutch transmission)

Military technology

• signature management - deception of all areas of the electromagnetic spectrum
• 7.62 x 54 R - Russian rifle cartridge
• acoustic locator
• Automatic Targeting Attack Communicator
• BILL 2 Anti-tank guided weapon http://www.army-technology.com/projects/bofors/
• Cannon Types-Different cannon types used by sailing ships.
• Combat Support Company - what it typically includes, especially in the US Army
• Denison smock
• ecotracer (see acoustic mirror and http://www.dself.dsl.pipex.com/MUSEUM/COMMS/ear/ear.htm)
• Enhanced Tactical Satelliite Signal Processor or ETSSP
• five-ton truck
• Global Eagle - The updated "Huey" UH-1 Iroquois by DynCorp International
• HLONS - "Zeus" Humvee Laser Ordnance Neutralization System (HLONS)
• Miles Hoopla- British WWII V1 (pic, book)
• Progression of military technology
• RC-90 radio controller/remote detonator
• Simunition
• sound locator
• SP12, a semiautomatic shotgun
• Tandem warhead Modern anti-tank missiles use these to defeat reactive armour.
• U-3 Blue Canoe-Utility Light Transport Plane, max speed of 240mph, holds crew of 1, manufactured by Cessna Aircraft Co.
• United States Army Parachute Team: The Golden Knights http://www.usarec.army.mil/hq/goldenknights/Webpage2005_content.html
• unmanned surface vehicle, aka crewless surface watercraft
• Sukoi SU-30MK - Soviet Fighter Jet
• PB-4M & PB-4-1, Russian flare launcher/flashbang gun/non-lethal pistol.
• TOZ TP-82, Russian? 12-gauge double-barreled shotgun with detachable stock.
• Trophy Active Defense System - New Israeli RPG defense system?
• Stavatti Systems - A company designing strange weapons systems, www.stavatti.com

Woodworking

• Moisture meter

Applied Theatre A term to describe community based theatre. It encompasses areas such as: Theatre in Education (TIE) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theatre_in_education) Theatre For Development (TFD) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theatre_for_development) prison theatre, street theatre and many other forms of theatre which have the goal of somehow improving a community as appose to simply entertaining it. It's early influences can be found from Pablo Freire (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paulo_Freire) and Augusto Boal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augusto_Boal).

Books on the subject include: Applied Theatre: creating transformative encounters in the community by Philip Taylor Applied Theatre: Bewilderment and Beyond by James Thompson Applied Drama by Helen Nicholson.