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51BUMP — behavioral regression or upset in hospitalized medical patients [scale] * * * (bump) 1. a blow or collision. 2. a small swelling. 3. (pl.) erythema nodosum sometimes seen in cases of primary coccidioidomycosis …
52bump — [16] The earliest recorded sense of bump is ‘swelling, lump’, but the evidence suggests that the primary meaning is ‘knock’, and that this led on to ‘swelling’ as the result of being hit. It is not clear where the word came from, although it may… …
53bump — bÊŒmp n. blow, stroke; projection, swelling v. strike, hit; collide; be jolted, be shaken adv. with a thump interj. thump, noise made by a bump …
54bump-in — /ˈbʌmp ɪn/ (say bump in) noun the act of moving in and setting up all equipment, etc., for a film shoot, exhibition, etc …
55bump — Pu u, anapu u, ōhū; ♦ bump against, ho oku i …
56bump — gūburys statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. bump vok. Höcker, m; Hügel, m rus. бугор, m pranc. poutre, f …
57bump — srovės smūgis statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Didelio srovės stiprio impulsas. atitikmenys: angl. bump rus. бросок тока; толчок тока …
58bump — [1] A slight rising of the pavement possibly caused by a frost heave and if severe enough will be indicated by a sign [2] The upward movement of the wheels and suspension. Also called jounce. Also see hood bump rubber …
59bump — [16] The earliest recorded sense of bump is ‘swelling, lump’, but the evidence suggests that the primary meaning is ‘knock’, and that this led on to ‘swelling’ as the result of being hit. It is not clear where the word came from, although it may… …
60Bump mapping — is a computer graphics technique where at each pixel, a perturbation to the surface normal of the object being rendered is looked up in a heightmap and applied before the illumination calculation is done (see, for instance, Phong shading). The… …
