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['nju:klɪəs] n  | |
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| chim. |
noyau atomique |
| industr., constr., métall. |
germe m; noyau m |
| informat., techn. |
programme de commande résident; programme de contrôle résident |
| métall. |
coeur m |
| phonol. |
acmé f |
| sciences. |
nucléus m; noyau atmosphérique; noyau de comète; noyau cométaire; noyau cellulaire |
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| phonol. |
support syllabique |
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| biol. |
noyau cellulaire (of a cell); noyau (of a cell, d'une cellule) |
| constr. |
cœur; duramen (d'un tronc d'arbre) |
| milit., logist. |
noyau dur |
| paléont. |
protoconque |
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| phonol. |
centre de la syllabe; noyau de syllabe; noyau syllabique |
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| milit., logist. |
Main part of a permanent staff, composed of the chief of staff, the personnel, equipment and information system permitting to ensure the main functions at the level of the considered staff. In the case of the implementation of a contingency operational CP, this projectable hardcore permits to immediately obtain the coherence and efficiency of staff work, based on a permanent backbone. (FRA) |
| médic. |
A membrane-bound structure containing a cell's chromosomes. All eukaryotes all organisms except bacteria and viruses have a nucleus. voir également chromosome |
