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methyl chloride transferase(medicine)
settling(encyclopedia)
settling(dictionary)
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methyl chloride transferase (medicine) and settling (iou)


methyl chloride transferase (medicine)


methyl chloride transferase
<enzyme> S-adenosylmethionine is methyl donor to chloride, bromide or iodide ions

Registry number: EC 2.1.1.-


settling (iou)



settling noun. OE.
[from SETTLE verb + -ING1.]
A sitting down. Also, the setting of the sun. Only in OE.
gen. The action of SETTLE verb; an instance of this. Also foll. by down, in, up, etc. LME.
W. R. Burnett Scrupulous about settling her bill on the dot. Times A subterranean movement caused mainly by the settling of strata disturbed by mining activity. Wireless World Free air Travel will be provided..and a 'settling in' allowance will also be paid on arrival. A. Brookner Women seemed more restless these days, less attracted by the prospect of settling down.
sing. & (usu.) in pl. Sediment, lees, dregs. L16.
Comb.: settling day a day appointed for settling accounts; spec. the fortnightly pay-day on the Stock Exchange; settling time Engineering the time taken for a measuring or control instrument to get within a certain distance of a new equilibrium value without subsequently deviating from it by that amount.