- Look up
enrichment or
enrich in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Enrichment may
refer to:
Behavioral enrichment, the
practice of
providing animals under...
- for short) to metal, 0.3% is lost
during manufacturing. The
opposite of
enriching is downblending;
surplus HEU can be
downblended to LEU to make it suitable...
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Enrichment culture is the use of
certain growth media to
favor the
growth of a
particular microorganism over others,
enriching a
sample for the microorganism...
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Cultural enrichment can
refer to: The
generally understood objective within Arts in
education to
expose children to the arts
Culture change, a term used...
- 2013. Nystrom, J.L.; Sarkar, A.K.; Maberly, G.F. (2006). "17.2:
Enriching Flour,
Enriching Lives: The
Flour Fortification Initiative" (PDF). In Popper, Lutz...
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Kaeser A,
Lambeth S,
Waller BM,
Slocombe KE (2017-03-29). "Is
music enriching for group-housed
captive chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)?". PLOS ONE. 12...
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perform as
efficient as
prior to job
enrichment.
These employees may
actually work
better in a non job-
enriching environment. By not
doing as well as...
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cerebral cortices,
particularly the
uncinate fasciculus. Conversely,
enriching the
experience of
preterm infants with m****age
quickens the maturation...
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Enriched text is a
formatted text
format for email,
defined by the IETF in RFC 1896 and ****ociated with the text/
enriched MIME type
which is
defined in...
- In
category theory, a
branch of mathematics, an
enriched category generalizes the idea of a
category by
replacing hom-sets with
objects from a general...
