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source [sɔ:s] n
gen.	Fundort m; Urgrund m; Gewährsmann m; Ursprung m; Herkunft f (einer Ware); Bezugsquelle f; etw., von jdm./etw. beziehen; Quell m; Quelle m (auch fig)
agric.	Quellenverzeichnis n; Basis f (of materials); Grundlage f (of materials); Lagerhaus n (of materials); Lagerraum m (of materials); Lagerplatz m (of materials)
anal.chem.	Quelle m (in the structure of a field effect transistor)
book.	in Erfahrung bringen
commun.	Ausgangspunkt m
commun., el.	Source m
comp.	Quelle m
comp., MS	Quelle m (A disk, file, document, or other collection of information from which data is taken or moved)
construct.	Quelle m (hydr; Herkunft, Information)
econ.	Ausgang m
el.	Kathode f; Zuführungselektrode f; Lichtquelle f; Zuleitungselektrode f; Source beim FET
environ.	Emissionsquelle f; Emittent m
environ., chem.	Substanzquelle f
geophys.	Schußpunkt m; reflektierende Schichtgrenze; brechende Schichtgrenze; Erdbebenherd m; Hypozentrum n
hi.energ.	Vorbeschleuniger m; Injektor m; Injektionsgerät n
immigr.	Fundstelle f
IT	Ursprungsblock m; Vorlage f; Original n; Primärliteratur f; Primärdokument n; Ausgangsdokument n; Urbeleg m
med.	Strahlenquelle f
microel.	Source-Pol m; s-Pol n; Quelle m (Elektrode bei Feldeffekttransistoren, die dem Emitter bei bipolaren Transistoren entspricht); Quellenelektrode f (Elektrode bei Feldeffekttransistoren, die dem Emitter bei bipolaren Transistoren entspricht); Ursprungsort m; Datenursprung m; Datenquelle f; Quellkode m (Ursprungsprogramm)
radiat.	Strahler m
tech.	Flußursprung m; Strahlungsquelle m; Senke
transp.	Beginn des Laufs
transp., industr., construct.	Beginn m
primary source [sɔ:s] n
gen.	Urquell gehoben
sources n
gen.	Herkunft f
source of a field-effect transistor [sɔ:s] n
semicond.	Sourcezone eines Feldeffekttransistors
source [sɔ:s] n
ed.	Quellenangabe f
meas.inst.	Energiequelle f; Quellenelektrode f (FET); Sourceelektrode f (FET)
luminous source [sɔ:s] n
opt.	Lichtquelle f
current source [sɔ:s] n
meas.inst.	Stromquelle f
source [sɔ:s] v
gen.	bekommen; kaufen
English thesaurus
Source [sɔ:s] abbr.
abbr., file.ext.	.src (file name extension)
progr., abbr.	S
source [sɔ:s] abbr.
abbr.	so
abbr., multimed.	International information support centre
mil., abbr.	sce
mil., logist.	In intelligence usage, person or thing from which intelligence information/clue are obtained. A source is either open or secret, depending on whether one can name it or not, without running the risk of compromising it. (FRA)
USA	A person, thing, or activity from which information is obtained. see also agent, collection agency; In clandestine activities, a person agent, normally a foreign national, in the employ of an intelligence activity for intelligence purposes. see also agent, collection agency; In interrogation activities, any person who furnishes information, either with or without the knowledge that the information is being used for intelligence purposes (JP 2-01) see also agent, collection agency
SOURCE [sɔ:s] abbr.
abbr., el.	simulation of utilization resource, cost and efficiency
SOURCE [sɔ:s] abbr.
abbr.	Sovereign Omnilord Of Unanimous Regency And Caliber Excaliper
abbr., ed., scient.	Students Organized For Using Resources Conscientiously And Efficiently
abbr., post	Source or origin of mail (MODS report abbreviation)
mil.	simulation of utilization of resources, cost, and efficiency

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Computers	28
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Economics	57
Education	7
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Electricity generation	1
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Electronics	165
Energy industry	13
Engineering	1
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Finances	36
Food industry	2
Foreign trade	4
Forestry	3
General	209
Health care	11
High energy physics	182
Hydraulic engineering	1
Hydrology	4
Immigration and citizenship	3
Industry	4
Information technology	60
Insurance	1
International Monetary Fund	3
Labor law	3
Law	16
Life sciences	25
Lighting other than cinema	3
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Measuring instruments	21
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Medical	26
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Metallurgy	11
Microelectronics	97
Microsoft	83
Mining	11
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Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	38
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Nuclear and fusion power	2
Nuclear physics	62
Optics branch of physics	125
Patents	3
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Physics	202
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Sociology	1
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Taxes	25
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Welding	4
Work flow	10