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† ˈingeny Obs. Also 7 inj-, eng-. [ad. L. ingeni-um innate quality, nature, character, genius, f. in- (in-2) + gen-, stem of gign-ĕre (gen-ĕre) to beget, cause to be born.] 1. Mind, intellect, mental faculties; mental tendency, disposition.c 1477 Caxton Jason 72 Thou art..the right oustyll that poll...
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Anthony Browne (judge)
Plowden described him at his death as a judge 'de profound ingeny et graund eloquence' (of profound ingenuity and grand eloquence), and the Spanish ambassador
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engineer | Etymology of engineer by etymonline
The sense of "device that converts energy to mechanical power" emerged in 18c. In 19c. the word was used especially of steam engines. Middle English also had ingeny (n.) "gadget, apparatus, device," directly from Latin ingenium. engineering (n.) 1720, "work done by an engineer," from engineer (n.). As a field of study, attested from 1792.
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Temperature gradient gel electrophoresis
Commercial equipment for DGGE is available from Bio-Rad, INGENY and CBS Scientific; a system for TGGE is available from Biometra.
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▪ I. -y suffix1 (Forms: 1 -iᵹ, 2–5 -i, 4–6 -ye, 4–7 -ie, 4– -y, 6– now only in certain cases -ey), descending from the OE. adj. suffix -iᵹ, which represents under a common form two OTeut. suffixes *-ī̆ᵹa-, -aᵹa-, still distinguishable in OE. by the presence or absence respectively of mutation of the...
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engine
▪ I. engine, n. (ˈɛndʒɪn) Forms: α. 4–7 engin, 4–8 engyn(e, 4–6 engynne, (5 pl. engenys, 7 enging), 4– engine. β. 5–8 ingin(e, 6–7 ingyn(n)e, (5–6 yngyne, 6 injyne, ingen, 7 ingene). See also ingeny. [a. OF. engin, corresp. to Pr. engen, engein, engienh, Sp. ingenio, Pg. engenho, It. ingegno:—L. ing...
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