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| gen. |
Holzblock m; Holzklotz m; Kloben m (Holzklotz); Log n; Sägeblock m; Messdiagramm n; Baumstamm m; Bordbuch n; Gerät zur Messung der Geschwindigkeit; Logge; Rundholz n; Klotz f; loggen; Stammstück n; aufzeichnen |
| agric. |
Scheit n; Abschnitt m; Knueppel m; Knuettel f; Holzscheit n; Kloben m; Bäume fällen; Stock m; Holztrog m; ausgehöhlter Baum |
| agric., carb. |
Block m |
| atenc. |
Protokoll n |
| comp. |
Protokolldatei f (file, of a system activity) |
| comun. |
protokollieren (DP) |
| constr. |
Baumstamm m (gefällt); Baurundholz n (entrindet) |
| econ. |
gefällter Baumstamm; Bordbuch n (Flugzeug); Fahrtenbuch n (Auto); registrieren (z.B. Informationen); ins Logbuch eintragen |
| econ., agric., cienc. |
Logbuch n; Schiffstagebuch n |
| IT, tec. |
Protokolldatei f; Journalverwaltung f; Listenprotokoll n |
| metal. |
Indikatordiagramm n |
| micr. |
Protokoll n (A record of transactions or events that take place within an IT managed environment) |
| minería |
Bohrjournal n; Bohrbericht; Bohrprofil n; Gegengewicht n (Schachtförderung); Kantholz n |
| proc. |
gefällter Stamm |
| silvicult. |
Stammholz n; Holzstück n; Balken f; Langholz n; Sägeklotz m |
| tec. |
Aufzeichnung f; erfassen; Holzstamm m; Journal n; Knüppel m; Logarithmus m; Protokoll n (sheet); Stamm m; Tagebuch n; Betriebsbuch n; Dienstbuch n (Heer); Stationsbuch n; logarithmisch (logarithmic) |
| transp. |
Loggeraet; Fahrtenbericht m; Fahrtenbericht für Beförderungen; Schaublatt n; log; Logbuch n (eines Schiffes) |
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Baumstämme m; Langholz n; Stammholz n |
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| gen. |
Logbuch n |
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logs measuring instruments s | |
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| gen. |
Logs n |
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| gen. |
Scheit n |
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| IT |
protokollieren |
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| atenc. |
protokollieren |
| comp. |
aufschreiben |
| tec. |
registrieren; aufzeichnen (logging of traffic) |
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| cienc., carb. |
Log.Diagramm |
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| Inglés tesauro |
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| abrev. |
logic |
| IT |
common logarithm; To record details of information or events in an organized record-keeping system, usually sequenced in the order in which they occurred |
| med. |
A mathematical term used to describe changes in viral load HIV RNA. For example, if the viral load is 20,000 copies/mL, then a 1-log increase equals a 10-fold 10 times increase, or 200,000 copies/mL. A 2-log increase equals a 100-fold increase, or 2,000,000 copies/mL. véase también viral load, viral load test |
| mil. |
logistical (Киселев) |
| polím. |
logarithm |
| ópt. |
logarithm to the base 10 |
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| abrev., avia. |
Longview, Washington USA |
| abrev., cartogr. |
landing |
| abrev., dep. |
Low Organized Games |
| abrev., derech. |
letter of guarantee (Ying) |
| abrev., educ. |
Learning Outcome Guide |
| abrev., electr. |
laser optogalvanic spectroscopy; local epitaxial overgrowth; logarithmic; logical |
| abrev., extens. |
Logarithm (Base 10); Log file (Vosoni) |
| abrev., IT |
Log file; Laplacian of Gaussian |
| abrev., mil. |
Logistics; logistics |
| abrev., nombr. |
Liaison Office with the United Nations Geneva |
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| abrev. |
logistics |
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| abrev. |
logic |
| abrev., cienc. |
common logarithm; logarithm |
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| abrev., cienc. |
Laplacian-of-a-Gaussian Operator |
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| abrev., espac. |
localizer receiver |
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| abrev. |
logging |
| abrev., avia. |
logarithmic |
| abrev., espac. |
logistic; logistics module |
| abrev., negoc. |
let own goods |
| abrev., petról. |
logarithm grid |
