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| gen. |
cycle (periodisch); drain; escape (bei Rohrleitungen, Kanälen); expiry of a time limit (einer Frist); flowing off; order of events; procedure; sequence; conduct; operation; course; process |
| agric., construct. |
wastage |
| busin. |
expiration; expiry; lapse of a treaty |
| chem. |
downpipe; escape head; overflow pipe; unwinder; drainboard (Ablaufbrett/Platte an der Spüle); outlet (Ausfluss: Austrittstelle einer Flüssigkeit); tailings; tails |
| commun. |
run (program); sequence (process); supply (cable, tape); expiry (timer); operation (service) |
| comp., MS |
expiration (The point at which an object has exceeded the cache time-out value. When an object expires, it is evicted) |
| construct. |
gully; road gully; street gully; street inlet; surface water gully; inlet well |
| opt. |
cycle |
| phys. |
proceeding (of the process) |
| tech. |
discharge; flow; outflow; outlet; run; waste-pipe; computer run |
| transp., energ.ind. |
fuel sprayback |
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| gen. |
drains; procedures; processes; sequences |
| busin. |
parallel operations |
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| agric. |
runoff; confluent; rain gutter; collection ditch; open ditch; drain ditch |
| agric., construct. |
escapage |
| archit. |
cavetto (konkav kurvierte Vermittlung) |
| build.struct. |
overflow |
| chem. |
unroll; downcomer; effluent (herausfließende Flüssigkeit); flowing; evolution |
| comp. |
execution; running |
| construct. |
gulley; duct; flue; drainage; waste; eduction; expiry (Frist); floor drain; drip channel; gorge; plumbing fixture; tapered collar; throat |
| econ. |
devolution; termination; track |
| IT |
sequence of operations |
| law |
cesser |
| law, ADR |
completion; determination; lapse |
| microel. |
job; run (eines Programms) |
| nat.res. |
effluent; outfall; efflux; streamflow |
| nucl.phys. |
course (i.e. period of experiment); trial (i.e. run) |
| plumb. |
trap |
| tech. |
back taper (eines Gewindebohrers); escape (eines Spans); film feed; lapse (Zeit) |
| telecom. |
procedure (Verfahren) |
| transp. |
slipway |
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| gen. |
proceed; rundown; elapse (Zeit); execute; pass (by); elapse (Zeitraum); to rundown; go off; pass off; walk along |
| busin. |
lapse |
| coal. |
stripping |
| comp., MS |
expire (To stop functioning in whole or in part. Beta versions of software are often programmed to expire when a new version is released) |
| econ. |
devolve; elapse |
| law, ADR |
run off (Wechsel etc.); determine; run out (Pacht, Pass etc.); terminate |
| microel. |
run |
| opt. |
run (down); travel |
| tech. |
run (off) |
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| econ. |
expiry |
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| mater.sc., chem. |
running |