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DAGUERREOTYPEEarly form of photography using mercury vapour in the development process
LIFECYCLEI feel odd about limits to Canterbury Council's development process (4,5)
BETATESTApp development process
TIMELAPSEOccasion to drop form of photography (4-5)
CONTRAILAn artificial cloud created by an aircraft; caused either by condensation due to the reduction in air pressure above the wing surface or by water vapour in the engine exhaust (8)
HUMIDITYAmount of water vapour in the air, usually expressed in grams per cubic metre (8)
CLOUDSMasses of vapour in the sky (6)
CLOUDMass of water vapour in the sky (5)
DEWPOINTAtmospheric temperature at which water vapour in the air begins to condense (3,5)
SUGERAdvisor to both Louis VI and Louis VII whose supervision of the rebuilding of Saint-Denis as its abbot was key in the development of the Gothic architectural style (5)
CUTTINGEDGELatest or most advanced stage in the development of something, as in trimming the sides of a lawn! (7,4)
YOUTHStage of adolescence between childhood and maturity; juveniles collectively; or, the early days in the development of something (5)
ABE___ Edgington (horse depicted in The Horse in Motion, which is widely regarded as a milestone in the development of motion pictures)
ONTOGENESISThe sequence of events involved in the development of an individual organism
EDGEKnife _, a critical point in the development of a situation, process of making a decision, etc (4)
SPINABIFIDACongenital defect in the development of the vertebral column (5,6)
CREEDFrederick George ____ was a key figure in the development of the teleprinter
HESSCentral figure in the development of the Nazi movement under Adolph Hitler, Rudolf ...
RENOIRLeading painter in the development of the Impressionist style (6)
INSTARThe stage in the development of an insect between any two moults (6)