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Allg. recherche f anal.chem. entraînement m biblioth. collection3 éditoriale (Regroupement d'ouvrages qui sont publiés par un même éditeur et qui sont réunis dans le but d'organiser un fonds d'édition) ; collection3 d’éditeur comp. acquisition f dyal. prélèvement m el. capture f recueillement m Fin. encaissement m taux de recouvrement de contributions Fin., Steuer. "collection" f circonscription de perception Kernphys., Arb.schutz collecte f (of aerosols, des aérosols) Kommunik. ramassage m recueil m Kunst. collection f landwirt. perception f recouvrement m Lederindust. extraction f micr. regroupement m (A set of resources in the Configuration Manager hierarchy) micr., Kanada. collection f (An object that contains a set of related objects. An object's position in the collection can change whenever a change occurs in the collection; therefore, the position of any specific object in a collection may vary) pferd. rassemblement m strahl. collection f (of electrons, ions, charged particles) ; rassemblage m (of electrons, ions, charged particles) Tech. collecte f Verk. camionnage au départ Ling. recueil m (de données) Allg. enlèvement des marchandises Englisch Thesaurus Abkürz., Biol. col Invest., Abkürz. coll lit. The gathering together of the work of a single writer, usually a poet, and of a particular time period. Mil., Logist. Phase of the intelligence cycle representing the exploitation of sources by collection agencies and the delivery of the information obtained to the appropriate processing unit for use in the production of intelligence; Deliberate action performed to collect information on a subject, using means and/or human, optical/optronic or electronic sensors. (FRA) USA In intelligence usage, the acquisition of information and the provision of this information to processing elements (JP 2-01) s.a. intelligence process
