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gen. devolution ; order of events ; progression ; regime (eines Naturereignisses oder -prozesses) ; history ; schedule ; operation busin. tenor chem. course (Verlauf: z.B. einer Krankheit, of a disease) ; path (einer Kurve) comp., MS history (A list of the user's actions within a program, such as commands entered in an operating system shell, menus passed through using Gopher, or links followed using a Web browser) ed. pathway emerg.care course immigr., tech. colour shading ; shaded colours med. issue opt. trace ; plot ; curve phys. course (e.g. of the curve) ; proceeding (of the process) tech. advance ; behavior ; characteristic ; course (of curve, line, process) ; distribution ; form ; path ; process ; profile ; progress ; response ; run ; shape ; variation ; waveform ; trend ; lapse (time) dye. bleeding met. to level ; to flow mining. deviate (Bohrloch) ; drifted (Bohrloch) ; walk industr., construct., chem. flood ; flooding met., mech.eng. drift ; wander chem. dilatancy ; flow construct. course (einer Grenze, Straße) ; flow (von Anstrich-, Beschichtungsstoff) ; run (eines Kabels, Rohrs) ; shape (einer Kurve) econ. current geol. course (von Prozessen) immigr., tech. feathering med. track ; course of disease ; development mining. alignment ; form (von Streckenkurven) ; run (eines Gangs) ; stretch (z. B. von Gängen) nucl.phys. course (i.e. period of time) opt. travel path pharma. outcome tech. event gen. go ahead ; pass (by) ; take place ; gone off ; passed off ; go off ; pass off construct. bleed (Farbe) ; flow (Anstrich) ; run (Anstrich) ; spread (Farbe) econ. go mech.eng. to be routed tech. disperse ; pass ; proceed ; run ; follow a course gen. proceeds ; processes chem. occur a reaction gen. zigzagged avia. run (Bohrer) econ. be in progress ; roll
