0 excellent: --
1 especially; very: --
2 informal for superintendent --
3 larger, more effective, more powerful, or more successful than usual; very or more than usually: --
the super-rich
a supercomputer
4 over; above: --
The workforce tended to be drawn from the ' super-exploitable ' and consisted mainly of young female machine operators and male handloom weavers.
However, when measuring people at the high and low extreme of fatigue, test inf ormation was super ior using f requency ratings.
Consequently, it is probable that the total income earned by super-hunter households from production activities is under-estimated.
In summary, the evolution of the high-density electron beam in the field of the super-intense laser pulse was considered.
The result is a sort of super-ordinal hardly, if ever, matched in one medieval manuscript alone.
A steadystate super sonic flow is directed from left to right along a boundary (thick line).
A projection is applied whenever an inward directed wave-front occurs as the immediate super-term of a sink term.
Further we compare and discuss magnetic reversal time scales with biodiversity and the outbreak of super volcanoes, which affected the biosphere.
