See Also: tuberculo-(medicine)
tuberculo-(dictionary)
tuberculo-opsonic index(medicine)

Pascal (sh) and tuberculo- (iou)


Pascal (sh)




Computer Programming language named for Blaise Pascal and based partly on ALGOL.

It was developed by Niklaus Wirth of Zurich's Federal Institute of Technology in the late 1960s as an educational tool for systematic teaching of Programming, with fast, reliable compilers. It was made available to the public in 1974 and was used by many universities for the next 15 years. Pascal strongly influenced Languages developed later, such as Ada. Complex data structures and algorithms can be described concisely by Pascal, and its programs are easy to read and debug.


tuberculo- (iou)



tuberculo- combining form.
[formed as TUBERCULIFORM + -O-.]
Chiefly Medicine. Of, pertaining to, or involving tubercles or tuberculosis.
tuberculo-'protein noun protein from tubercle bacilli, esp. as used in the tuberculin test E20.
tuberculo'static adjective & noun (a) adjective inhibiting the multiplication of the tubercle bacillus; (b) noun a tuberculostatic drug: M20.