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bien.social. source m brev. provenance f chim.analyt. source m (in the structure of a field effect transistor) comm. émetteur de données constr. fontaine f envir. source d'émission ; source émettrice ; émetteur m envir., chim. constituant source ; espèce source haut.énerg. injecteur m accélérateur injecteur ; pré-accélérateur m immigr. lieu de la découverte industr. source de rayonnement informat. bloc emetteur ling. locuteur m locutrice f milit., logist. source de renseignement techn. source m (origine) ; source d'un fleuve ; source d'une rivière transp., industr., constr. origine f électr. cathode f soins. sources de financement Anglais glossaire abrév. so abrév., mult. International information support centre milit., abrév. sce milit., logist. In intelligence usage, person or thing from which intelligence information/clue are obtained. A source is either open or secret, depending on whether one can name it or not, without running the risk of compromising it. (FRA) états. A person, thing, or activity from which information is obtained. voir également agent , collection agency ; In clandestine activities, a person agent , normally a foreign national, in the employ of an intelligence activity for intelligence purposes. voir également agent , collection agency ; In interrogation activities, any person who furnishes information, either with or without the knowledge that the information is being used for intelligence purposes (JP 2-01) voir également agent , collection agency abrév., extens. .src (file name extension) progr., abrév. S abrév., électr. simulation of utilization resource, cost and efficiency
Sources A feature of the Bing News app that lets users choose specific news content providers to appear in their news feed, allowing them to personalize the app with these choices abbr.
abrév., micr. स्रोत
