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additive [ˈædɪtɪv] adj characterized or produced by addition; cumulative n 1. any substance added to something to improve it, prevent deterioration, etc. 2. (Cookery) short for food additive [from Late Latin additīvus, from addere to add]
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additive noun added ingredient, artificial or synthetic ingredient, E number, extra, supplement additive-free baby foods Translations additive [ˈædɪtɪv] n → additif m food additive, artificial additive additive-free [ˌædɪtɪvˈfriː] adj → sans additifs addle-brained [ˌædəlˈbreɪnd] adj → aux idées confuses additive n → Zusatz m How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| That is, we expect our method to extract this information
from the observed data and produce results which preserve the positivity
and additivity of the profile or distribution. One final issue is the additivity of the ratings constituting the
measure of likelihood of sexual behavior employed in the current study.
The report, titled "Rising Level of Public Exposure to Mobile
Phones: Accumulation through Additivity and Reflectivity," by
Tsuyoshi Hondou, appears in the Journal of the Physical Society of
Japan. |
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