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Addendum (ADD)

- Addendum (ADD) : Addendum (ADD) is a gear term which is described as the height of the tooth above the pitch circle diameter.Moreover, it is the radial or perpendicular distance between the pitch circle and the top of the teeth

Ref: 120867/2006-10-04

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Airbrush

Airbrush was originally developed as an artist's tool that sprays a fine mist of paint, an airbrush is used both for illustration and retouching. It is described as an atomizer that applies a fine spray of paint under pressure from a tank of compressed air or carbonic gas. Photoshop includes an airbrush tool.

Dairy Farming

Deutsch: Milchwirtschaft / Español: Ganadería Lechera / Português: Pecuária Leiteira / Français: Élevage Laitier / Italiano: Allevamento Lattiero-caseario

Dairy farming in the industrial context refers to the large-scale production and processing of milk and milk products from cows, goats, sheep, or other animals. This sector combines traditional farming practices with modern technology and management strategies to increase efficiency, productivity, and sustainability. Industrial dairy farming involves breeding, raising, and milking animals; collecting and storing milk; and often processing it on-site or at nearby facilities into various dairy products such as cheese, yogurt, butter, and cream.