enrichment
101unjust enrichment — Where there is the inability, or unwillingness to pass on to customers a refund of a sum of money that, for all practical purposes, they paid to as VAT which wasn t due. HM Customs & Revenue Glossary …
102Fildes enrichment agar — a sterile enzymatic digest of sheep blood added to liquid or solid culture media for the cultivation and isolation of Haemophilus influenzae and fastidious streptococci …
103Job Enrichment — Arbeitsbereicherung; Maßnahme der ⇡ Arbeitsgestaltung, die durch eine Erweiterung des Entscheidungs und Kontrollspielraums auf eine Verminderung der Arbeitsteilung abzielt. Verbindet sich häufig mit der Förderung der ⇡ Arbeitsmotivation und ⇡… …
104spiritual enrichment — adding a spiritual element to one s life …
105power-enrichment system — A carburetor or fuel injection system for a reciprocating engine that enriches the fuel air mixture when the engine is operating at high power settings …
106Uranium enrichment — The process of increasing the percentage of pure uranium above the levels found in naturally occurring uranium ore, so that it may be used as fuel. California Energy Comission. Dictionary of Energy Terms …
107job enrichment — An approach to job design that aims to increase motivation and job satisfaction by giving workers a greater level of autonomous decision making and personal control. For example, production line workers might be given responsibility for… …
108self-enrichment — self enrich′ment n …
109nuclear enrichment — /njukliər ɛnˈrɪtʃmənt/ (say nyoohkleeuhr en richmuhnt) noun the process of enriching uranium with its uranium 235 isotope …
110unjust enrichment — /ˌʌndʒʌst ɛnˈrɪtʃmənt/ (say .unjust en richmuhnt) noun the obtaining of money by unjust means, as by capitalising on another s mistake …
