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| gen. |
scene |
| cienc. |
stade |
| comun., transp. |
interval |
| micr. |
fase (An element of workflow logic that groups steps. Adding stages to a workflow does not affect how the steps function. Stages are purely for conceptual grouping of steps within complex workflows); gemme på en midlertidig placering (To copy the directories and files to be installed to a destination computer without configuring registry settings) |
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stage geological [steɪʤ] s | |
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| cienc. |
geologisk etage |
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| agric. |
fældebord |
| constr. |
trinvis udbygning |
| estud. |
iscenesættelse |
| IT, proc. |
optrappet dataoverføring |
| transp. |
rakettrinsadskillelse |
| transp., constr. |
mole; moler; pæleværk; gangbro |
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| gen. |
etape |
| cienc. |
vandstand; stadium |
| comun. |
forbindende stadie |
| electr. |
trin |
| estud. |
iscenesættelse |
| transp. |
inverval |
| transp., avia. |
delstrækning |
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| Inglés tesauro |
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| abrev. |
stg |
| lit. |
An area constructed where actors, dancers, musicians, or singers can perform, which allows an audience to obverse simultaneously. |
| mil., abrev. |
st |
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| abrev., mil. |
Scenario Toolkit and Generation Environment (software) |
| mil. |
simulated total atomic global exchange |
