technicism
/ˈtɛknɪsɪz(ə)m/noun
1A technical term or point, a technicality.
2Technical quality or character; technique; (also) the use or advocacy of scientific or technological methods, emphasis on technique.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Anna Seward (1742–1809), poet and correspondent. Partly from technic + -ism, and partly from technic + -ism. Compare German Technicismus.
- pulsed column
- pulsed Doppler
- pulse dialling
- pulse-Doppler
- pulse duration modulation
- pulse frequency modulation
- pulse glass
- pulse jet
- pulse-label
- pulseless
- pulselessness
- pulse-like
- pulse meter
- pulse-modulated
- pulse modulation
- pulse modulator
- pulse oximeter
- pulse point
- pulse position modulation
- pulse pressure
- pulse radar
- pulse radiolysis
- pulse repeater
- pulse-taker
- pulse-taking