lab

Definition of lab in English English dictionary: Labour; Labrador (a breed of dog); A laboratory; A labrador (breed of dog); laboratory
lab tests.; a workplace for the conduct of scientific research; A room full of icky, funny-looking creatures and the dead frogs they dissect; A telltale; a prater; a blabber; A Breakout Session where each student works alone in a Breakout Room, usually on self-paced exercises; The Northeast and Islands Laboratory at Brown University; A system for describing, measuring, and controlling color, using hue, luminance, and brightness established by the International Committee on Illumination (CIE); {i} worker, one who labors; a component of a course, which may be optional; Laboratory A scientific place in the hospital where they examine and report the results of your blood tests; a room or building that scientific tests are done in; A lab is the same as a laboratory; A physical or virtual hands-on learner interaction to meet skills-based learning objectives; Another term for the Lab Color Mode, a device-independent , scientific and accurate method of marking colours based on a scientific study of how humans perceive colours; a room or building where scientific work is done; {i} laboratory, room or building fitted with equipment for scientific experimentation; {i} room or building fitted with equipment for scientific experimentation; To prate; to gossip; to babble; to blab; A color space used to describe CIE-based color coordinates L = luminance, a + b = two color components; In Britain, Lab is the written abbreviation for Labour. David Blunkett, MP for Sheffield. Labrador. A laboratory. the written abbreviation of Labour , in British politics. a laboratory; this mode is designed to be device independent; creating consistent color whatever the device (such as monitor, printer, computer, or scanner) used to create or output the image Lab color consists of a luminance or lightness component (L) and two chromatic components: the a component (from green to red) and the b component (from blue to yellow); Linear alkyl benzene; {i} work
Work is a necessary evil. - Labor is a necessary evil.
lab coat: A white coat worn by laboratory workers to protect day clothes from damage by spillage etc
lab coats: plural form of lab coat
lab on a chip: A chip, combining semiconductor and microfluidics technologies, capable of handling and analyzing very small quantities of sample, especially of bodily fluids for medical purposes
lab bench: a workbench in a laboratory
lab coat: {i} white coat, white knee-length overcoat with deep pockets worn in laboratories to protect clothing from substances
lab coat: a light coat worn to protect clothing from substances used while working in a laboratory
lab report: report on the conclusions that came up from the laboratory examination
fab lab: A small scale workshop with the ability to fabricate almost everything. This includes products generally perceived as limited to mass production
language lab: A schoolroom equipped with audio equipment so that students may hear and practice speaking a language they are learning
biology lab: a laboratory for biological research
chemistry lab: a laboratory for research in chemistry
labs: Low Altitude Bombing System LAMPS - Light Airborn Multi-Purpose System LANTIRN - Low Altitude Targeting Infra-Red for Night LAPES - Low-Altitude Parachute Extraction System LASTE - Low-Altitude Safety and Targeting Enhancement lb(s) - Pounds for mass or thrust LCD - Liquid Crystal Display LERX - Leading-Edge Root eXtentions LF - Low frequency (30-300 kHz) LGB - Laser-Guided Bomb LLLTV - Low-Light-Level TeleVision LO - Low Observable LOROP - LOng-Range Oblique Photography LRMP - Long Range Matitime Patrol aircraft LRMTS - Laser Rangefinder and Marked Target Seeker LZ - Landing Zone
labs: Low Altitude Bombing System
labs: plural of lab
photo lab: laboratory where film is developed
physics lab: a laboratory for research in physics