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| gen. |
Es; Eis; Eisis; Eses; E |
| abrev. |
east |
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| alt.energ. |
Elektron; negativ geladenes Elektron; Negatron; Negaton; e- |
| educ. |
elektronisch |
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| alt.energ. |
Positron; positiv geladenes Elektron; Antielektron; e+; Positon |
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| Inglés tesauro |
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| abrev. |
East; experiment; damping; Edinburgh; Egypt; elastic modulas; elastivity; electric field strength; European; experimental design; extrusion; hoist assembly; irradiance; limite elastique; rain with snow; voltage; Young's modulus; Economic; Employment; England; Enterprises; Europe; average energy; E-display; Earl; Easter; Eastern Standard Time; Eastern Standard Time Zone; Eavesdropping; Effort; elasticity; Election; electromotive force (Vosoni); Electrophoresis; Empathizing; Employee; Empty; Encouragement; Encryption; engineer; Engineered; English Patent; Enhanced; Eni, S. P. A.; Enlightenment; Enterprising; Entrepreneur; Entrepreneurial; Equalizer; equator; equatorial; Erotica; Espionage; estimated; estimated weight; Ethical; Ethics; Evaporites (soil type); Everlasting; Evil; Evocative; Examine; Excellence; excentricity; Excruciating; Exempt; Experiment; Exponential (Vosoni); Eyebrow; Eyesight; neutron energy; primary energy input to heat pump plant |
| abrev., agric. |
enteric; enzyme; erythrocite |
| abrev., automóv. |
Economy; economy mode; estate; exhaust |
| abrev., avia. |
electronic/electronics; electronic counter countermeasure; electronic reconnaissance; effectivity; electrical; elevator; escalation; experience; eastern longitude |
| abrev., biol. |
glutamic acid |
| abrev., calz. |
energy absorbing capacity (специальное обозначение Yuriy83) |
| abrev., cartogr. |
eastern |
| abrev., cienc. |
echo; emitter; enstatite; Eocene epoch; eotvos unit; epidote; equatorial; erbium; esker; eucrite; evaporation; even; explosion index; extraordinary ray; modulus of elasticity; seismic wave energy, ergs |
| abrev., cine |
Everyone |
| abrev., com. |
Egyptian |
| abrev., comp. |
executing (SideWays) |
| abrev., comun. |
extraordinary wave; 1 TE = 5.08 mm width unit; Erlang |
| abrev., constr. |
modulus of elasticity |
| abrev., contr. |
endurance |
| abrev., dep. |
Error |
| abrev., educ., cient. |
English; Excellent |
| abrev., electr. |
enamel; equalizer; European; redox potential; electric-field strength; exclusive; experimental; emitter |
| abrev., electr., cient. |
Electric; Electronic |
| abrev., escoc. |
Echo (phonetic alphabet); exa-; Time zone 67.5 E - 82.5 E (GMT -5) |
| abrev., farm. |
ethambutol (этамбутол Dimpassy) |
| abrev., fin. |
earnings; equity |
| abrev., fisiol. |
Epidermis; Exercise; Extranodal |
| abrev., fís. |
Eötvös unit; one of the Fraunhofer lines in the green of solar spectrum; potential difference |
| abrev., fís., cient. |
MC2 |
| abrev., genét. |
estrogen |
| abrev., ingen. |
electric field strength; electric potential; elevator lighting and control cable; enamel |
| abrev., IT |
electronic; End; earth; exclusive; exit |
| abrev., jerg. |
ecstasy |
| abrev., jur. |
Evidence; erlang (единица интенсивности нагрузки (Efimovich) - MT; A unit used to express the intensity of traffic in telephone lines, corresponding to that in one line continuously occupied. SOED Alexander Demidov) |
| abrev., med. |
exa; extraction (ratio); Eastern Standard Time; einstein (unit of energy); ejection; elastance; electrolytes; emmetropia; emmetropic; entamoeba; enteric; epicondyle; epinephrine; erythrocyte; Escherichia; estrone; expiration; extinction coefficient; extra-lymphatics; hydrocortisone; compound Е; potential; E vitamin; substance exciter substance; Expected Frequency In A Cell Of A Contingency Table; Eye; Glutamic Acid; Involvement Of A Single Extranodal Site (in Hodgkin Lymphoma); eye; erythrocytes |
| abrev., med., notac. |
glutamic acid |
| abrev., medic. |
environment |
| abrev., medios. |
Edit |
| abrev., mil. |
echelon; electronic installation aircraft; total probable error |
| abrev., mineral. |
escolaite (maloushina) |
| abrev., mult. |
exa- |
| abrev., negoc. |
each; eagle; early; earthquake; easily; economic; economics; elder; electric; electricity; embarkation; embassy; emergency; end; endurance; enemy; engine; engineer; England; English; entrance; envoy; enzyme; equator; equivalent; essential; ester; estimated; Europe; evening; Excellency; excellent; experimental; exposure; illumination |
| abrev., náut. |
east (MichaelBurov) |
| abrev., náut., antic. |
O (MichaelBurov) |
| abrev., náut., cient. |
Earth; Eastern |
| abrev., perf. |
eroded; Engler degree |
| abrev., pesc. |
exploitation rate |
| abrev., petról. |
Eogene; earth; eastern; eastern longitude; eccentricity; edge; edition; efficiency; electric field; electric field intensity; electric power; electric tension; electrode; electrode potential; electromotive force; electron; electronic charge; element; elevation; elevation of kelly bushing; elongation; emery; empty; enable; energizer; energy; energy of activation; engineering; entrainment ratio; entry; Eocene; eotvos; equatorial; erg; error; error probable; estimated weight; ethylene; eutectic; evaporativity; exchange; exinite; expectation; exploratory; exponential; export; expression; extended jet (full length); extra; second class ship; Young's modulus (of elasticity); deg. E (MichaelBurov); Engler degree (MichaelBurov); capacity; dielectric constant; earthing; effective elasticity; efficiency factor; empirical; gas expansion factor; hydraulic diffusivity; specific energy; wave intensity; Young's modulus or modulus of elasticity |
| abrev., polím. |
edge; effective; efficiency; electron; electronic; elongation; evaporativity; extrusion |
| abrev., quím. |
eddy diffusivity; enzyme unit; explosive |
| abrev., quím., cient. |
Energy |
| abrev., sist. |
encipher; enciphering |
| abrev., tec. |
voltaje |
| abrev., ópt. |
exa- |
| electr. |
1015 |
| industr., abrev. |
average energy; electrode; electron; elongation; exa; neutron energy; primary energy input to heat pump plant |
| ingen., abrev. |
edge; elasticity; energy; engine; engineering; excentricity |
| meteorol., abrev. |
estimated weight |
| mil. |
east; electronics; elevation; emergency; enemy; energy; engine; engineering; entrance; error; estimate; exercise; experimental; exposure |
| petr. |
electrochemical potential |
| petról., abrev. |
Eogene period |
| tec. |
coefficient of elasticity; electric-field strength; electroaffinity; electrode potential; electronic capability; electronic charge; electronic countermeasures; element; elementary charge; encounter; entrainment ratio; equal; erg; erosion; erosion and runoff; erythrocyte; evaporation; exa; exchange; export; instantaneous value of voltage; voltage; voltage and phase, series/parallel circuits |
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| abrev. |
edge; electrode; empty; enamelled; Example; Easter term; Edward; Exchequer |
| abrev., carg. |
England; English |
| abrev., cienc. |
east; erg |
| abrev., dep. |
errors |
| abrev., econ. |
error and omission excepted; eagle; exchange; export |
| abrev., elab. |
extra (коньяк категории "экстра" (обозначение на этикетке) baletnica) |
| abrev., lat. |
Ecclesia ("church") |
| abrev., minería |
earth; East; English; entry; modulus of elasticity |
| abrev., tec. |
engineer |
| jur. |
ecclesiastical; emergency; equity |
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| abrev. |
electron of γ-ray γ |
| abrev., cienc. |
energy of γ ray |
| abrev., electr. |
energy of gamma-ray |
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| abrev. |
east; eastern |
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| abrev. |
electron of β-ray |
| abrev., cienc. |
energy of β ray |
| abrev., electr. |
energy of beta-ray |
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| abrev., medid. |
exa- (igisheva) |
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| abrev. |
Egyptian pound |
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| abrev., carg. |
City editor; common era |
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| abrev., genét. |
immunoglobulin heavy chain gene enhancer |
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| abrev., med. |
energy of γ ray |
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| abrev. |
Engler degree |
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| abrev. |
electron of α-ray α |
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| abrev. |
electrical and instruments (eternalduck) |
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| abrev., electr. |
static ionization rate-electric field (relationship) |
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| abrev., med. |
energy of β ray |
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| abrev. |
base of Naperian or natural system of logarithms; coefficient of elasticity; eccentricity (Vosoni); elasticity; Elipticity; enamelled (Vosoni) |
| abrev., cienc. |
eolian deposit; exponential |
| abrev., electr. |
electric charge; the base of natural logarithm |
| abrev., físic. |
elementary charge (of positron) |
| abrev., mat. |
transcendental number, the base of natural logarithm |
| abrev., med. |
effect; egg; equilibrium; estimate; experimenter; eye |
| abrev., petról. |
eccentricity of a load; effective; elasticity |
| agric. |
early; efficient |
| ingen. |
elastic limit |
| IT |
emitter |
| petr. |
base of the natural logarithm (2.7182); cumulative influx; electric (al); external; external boundary conditions; influx rate; injected |
| ópt. |
electron charge |
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| abrev. |
edition; electron; electronic; enamel; endurance; entrance; equivalent; essential; excellent; quantity of electricity; error |
| abrev., cienc. |
efficiency; elasticity; error |
| abrev., com. |
economics |
| abrev., tec. |
earth |
| metal. |
efficiency |
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| abrev., cienc. |
nuclear photoelectric effect |
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| abrev. |
effective; efficiency |
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| abrev., econ. |
no effects |
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| abrev., electr. |
3-dB one way elevation beamwidth |
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| abrev., metal. |
elastic limit |
