- Look up
enrichment or
enrich in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Enrichment or
enriched may
refer to: Data
enrichment,
appending data with
context from...
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ENRICH is a 125-item
questionnaire for
married couples that
examines communication,
conflict resolution, role relationship,
financial management, expectations...
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Enriched uranium is a type of
uranium in
which the
percent composition of uranium-235 (written 235U) has been
increased through the
process of isotope...
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David Jules Enrich (born July 3, 1979) is an
American journalist and non-fiction author. He is
currently financial editor at The New York
Times and was...
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Enrichment culture is the use of
certain growth media to
favor the
growth of a
particular microorganism over others,
enriching a
sample for the microorganism...
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Environmental enrichment is the
stimulation of the
brain by its
physical and
social surroundings.
Brains in richer, more
stimulating environments have...
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Behavioral enrichment is an
animal husbandry principle that s****s to
enhance the
quality of
captive animal care by
identifying and
providing the environmental...
- Job
enrichment is a
method of
motivating employees where a job is
designed to have
interesting and
challenging tasks which can
require more
skill and can...
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Enrich Professional Publishing (S)
Private Limited (EPP) is a
publisher incorporated in Singapore, but
related to
Enrich Professional Publishing Limited...
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Cultural enrichment can
refer to: The
generally understood objective within Arts in
education to
expose children to the arts
Culture change, a term used...