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| gen. |
act of deriving; deduction; derivation; derive; dissipation; revulsion; effluent; overspill; surface drainage; tapping; substance obtained from something else |
| ambient. |
dumping |
| ambient., industr. |
drainage system |
| atenc. |
lead (EKG); circuit (EKG) |
| comun. |
leakance (cable, in kohm/km) |
| educ. |
derivative (chemische, chemical) |
| electr. |
lead; direct lead |
| electr., constr. |
by-pass |
| fin. |
derivatives |
| fís. |
differential quotient; leakance; removing |
| mat. |
derivative; nach differentiation (with respect to) |
| med. |
abreaction; CSF shunting; cerebrospinal fluid shunting |
| negoc., IT |
inference |
| quím. |
discharge (von Flüssigkeiten); outlet |
| tec. |
drainage; draining; issue; leak; leakage; shunt conductance; discharge; phase bus; transmission |
| ópt. |
conversion |
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| gen. |
derivations; derivatives; leads; recordings |
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| med. |
circuit |
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| tec. |
bus duct |
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| gen. |
derivative word; derived word; derivate |
| constr. |
conduction (Blitzschutz); discharge pipe |
| físic. |
differential |
| físic., salud. |
controlled discharge (release); controlled emission (of radioactive effluents, e.g.: into the atmosphere or into water); discarding (of liquid effluents, e.g. to a river, process) |
| geol. |
extraction |
| hidr. |
river diversion |
| jur.,SAC |
discharge of dangerous substances |
| med. |
lead (Elektrokardiographie); derivation (Elektrokardiographie); antilepsis; shunt |
| quím. |
offtake; exhaust; delivery (Piping attached to the discharge opening of a pump) |
| telecom. |
derivation (Verlust); leakage (Verlust) |
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| constr. |
derivation |
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| anten. |
down-lead of an antenna |
