#science terminology

• Agamous — Reproducing without sexual cells or fertilization; a plant or animal organism whose multiplication is achieved asexually, through cell division, budding, or spores. In a general sense, it describes the structural biological process that does not involve the alternation or fusion of gametes.
• Ampho- — A prefixoid or lexical combining form utilized in international scientific terminology to express the concept of duality, both sides, in two ways, or together; it is a structural variant of the element 'amfi-', phonetically adapted before certain consonants or Greek roots.
• Applicative — Serving for the practical application of theoretical knowledge; characterized by direct utility, functionality, and a pragmatic orientation. In computer science and technology, it describes a program, software system, or digital architecture structurally designed to execute specific tasks requested directly by the end-user.
• Astronomically — In an astronomical manner, according to the laws, methods, or principles of astronomy; from an astronomer's point of view. The term is used restrictively or stylistically to describe an action performed with space science rigor, such as calculating the exact position of a celestial body or measuring sidereal time relative to the night sky.