Fechar
a branch of engineering focused on designing and producing machinery with the intention of developing products
a control system that runs machinery through complete automation, requiring little to no human intervention
a device fitted closely inside a tube that moves up and down to create motion in a machine
a fictional being with mechanical parts that increase its physical abilities beyond what is normal
a global system that provides navigation based on positional data for all modes of travel
a machine that ignites its fuel inside the engine
a machine that ignites its fuel outside of the engine
a material that is fatal or harmful when absorbed or digested
a mathematical understanding of how two materials relate to each other and the specifics of their reactions to increase knowledge
a measure of a material's resting state
a microscopic living organism, usually with only one cell
a power source generated through thermal energy and converted into mechanical or electrical energy
a process that allows material to bypass a process within a system
a process that occurs when atoms collide and the nucleus of an atom spontaneously splits on impact and creates energy
a rate of vibration
a rotary device intended to pull energy from a fluid and use it in a functional process
a system that checks its own process automatically through feedback and makes any needed corrections
a system that checks its own process with some kind of controller, not feedback
a system that performs different functions according to a fixed schedule
a system that runs continuously using a sensor to take measurements and make constant adjustments
a technology that uses cellular and biomolecular processes to create solutions and new ideas
a three-dimensional image created through laser light beams or another functional light source
a tool with several parts that uses energy to function
an area of science concerned with how physical things react when subjected to outside forces or displacements
an on-off control system used at the discretion of the engineer
an unborn or unhatched offspring
any individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form
any solid waste that is defined as flammable, corrosive, reactive, or toxic
energy created by moving particles
excessive self-confidence
microscopic organisms that constitute a large part of prokaryotic cells
something made by combining two different elements
special cells that transmit nerve impulses
the central core of a cell, which stores dna
the chemical breakdown of a substance through bacteria
the chemical processes that occur within a living organism to maintain life
the different parts and functions of a cell
the discipline that deals with how to maintain the output of a specific process within a desired range
the discipline that transforms and transports different materials, all beginning with development in the laboratory
the field concerned with understanding how matter and energy behave in the universe
the internal energy in a system
the measure of disorder and randomness in a system
the natural science of studying matter and how it moves through space and time
the package that contains the molecules needed for reproduction
the size and extent of something
the speed of vaporization in a substance
the study of celestial objects, such as the stars and planets
the study of living organisms
the study of materials used in any medical devices
the tiniest structure and functional unit of any organism
the understanding of how weight affects physical structures and their components
the unwanted material generated by humans and nature, such as trash, dead animals, abandoned objects, or general debris
the unwanted material resulting from any kind of industry, manufacturing, mining, or agricultural project
the use of engineering strategies to identify how all living organisms function within their environment
the use of technology-based knowledge for the betterment of health care in general
unwanted material similar to hazardous waste but consisting of common materials
when no heat is passed between two physical systems even though there is a permeable barrier
the study of the nature of knowledge
a movement from the 18th century marked by the rejection of traditional ideas and centered on reason
