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gen. section f cahier m (gathering; A term applied to each unit of folded leaves in sequential order comprising a book) ; bac m champ d'exploitation ; article m panneau trapézoïdal ; section spécialisée agric. cadre m arte circonscription f banc. tranche f carg. cahier m (Unité de base de la constitution d'un livre qui est composée d'une feuille imprimée pliée en plusieurs pages) cienc. mérithalle m (internodium) ; coupe f cienc., electr. plage f comp. section f (of a document) ; section coupe constr. profil m segment m travée f dep. étape f econ. profilé m section,2)sous-section,3)division,4)groupe,5)classe,6)catégorie,7)sous-catégorie f econ., estad. branche f educ. section d'études electr. série f batterie f encuad. cahier m equip. lot m fluj. division f geod. ligne de cheminement ingen. compartiment m ingen., constr. longueur f section rectangulaire ingl. service m IT, tec. segment N jur. point m jur., fin., econ. chapitre m metal. bar de fer profilé quím. tronçon m moyenne f silvicult. sections forestières ; bloc m canton m tec. tronçon m (road) ; coupe de serti ; coupe du serti telecom. coupe f (profile, profil) transp., polít. cornière f metal. acier profilé transp. element de panneau IT, tec. segmenter nacion., cont. chapitre m silvicult. cantons tec. découpage Inglés tesauro ocean., náut., cient. Energetically Active Zones of the Ocean and Climate Variability abrev. sx abrev., kárat. stn energ., abrev. sct estados. As applied to ships or naval aircraft, a tactical subdivision of a division ; A subdivision of an office, installation, territory, works, or organization ; especially a major subdivision of a staff ; A tactical unit of the Army and Marine Corps smaller than a platoon and larger than a squad ; An area in a warehouse extending from one wall to the next (JP 3-33) ; usually the largest subdivision of one floor (JP 3-33) jur., abrev. s. ; sec. ; sect. mil., abrev. sec ; sect ; sxn abrev. ss (The following abbreviations should be used in pinpoint references to a treaty: Article (art); Articles (arts); Section (s); Sections (ss); Subsection (sub-s); Subsections (sub-ss); Paragraph (para); Paragraphs (paras); Schedule (sch); Schedules (schs); Appendix (app). Example: Treaty Establishing the European Economic Community, opened for signature 25 March 1957, 298 UNTS 11, art 85(1) (entered into force 1 January 1958). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_International_law Alexander Demidov abrev., constr. s.s.
