Modul | |
appar. | slide-in chassis; insert |
chim. | functional unit |
constr. | architectural module; modular coordination |
ordin. | assembly unit; module |
phys. | modulus |
téléc. | chip |
éduc. | unit of study |
der | |
génér. | that; the; this; this one; which; who |
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module | |||
basic module | |||
diametral pitch | |||
subarray | |||
program module | |||
equipment unit; physical unit | |||
program unit | |||
modulus (e.g. of the elliptic integral) | |||
engine (A system component that provides complex capability and performs operations on objects); module (In programming, a collection of routines and data structures that performs a particular task or implements a particular abstract data type. Modules usually consist of two parts: an interface, which lists the constants, data types, variables, and routines that can be accessed by other modules or routines, and an implementation, which is private (accessible only to the module) and which contains the source code that actually implements the routines in the module) | |||
modular unit | |||
long term average discharge | |||
building block | |||
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modular | |||
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slide-in chassis; insert | |||
functional unit | |||
architectural module; modular coordination | |||
assembly unit; module (austauschbare Funktionsgruppe) | |||
modulus | |||
module (geraetetechnisch) | |||
chip | |||
unit of study | |||
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module |
Modul der : 18 phrases, 10 sujets |
Communications | 2 |
Construction | 6 |
Éducation | 1 |
Informatique | 1 |
Loi | 1 |
Ordinateurs | 1 |
Physique | 3 |
Physique nucléaire | 1 |
Sciences naturelles | 1 |
Technologie | 1 |