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| chem. |
tracer; marker (genetic/radioactive) |
| comp., MS |
marker (A text string that is associated with a designated time in Windows Media-based content. Markers often denote convenient points to begin playback, such as the start of a new scene) |
| transp., avia. |
marker |
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| IT |
marker pulse |
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| gen. |
core; mark; marks (M; DDR-Währung); marrow; medulla; pith; pulp; bone marrow |
| brit. |
march e. g. Welsh marches (Grenzland) |
| nat.sc., agric. |
heart center; heart centre |
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| gen. |
item identifier |
| cultur., life.sc. |
floating dot |
| earth.sc. |
index mark; setting mark |
| fin. |
trade names |
| IT |
marker pulse |
| IT, lab.law. |
brand name |
| life.sc. |
reading index |
| mater.sc., industr., construct. |
bench mark |
| patents. |
trade mark |
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| chem. |
labeled compound; labeled substance |
| med. |
marker gene |
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| anat. |
brain; cerebrum |
| bot. |
pith (eines Baumstamms) |
| construct. |
heart of the wood; duramen; medula; pith (Holz) |
| econ. |
mark (Währungseinheit) |
| food.ind. |
marrow (bone marrow, Knochenmark) |
| med. |
bone marrow (medulla ossium); medulla of bones (medulla ossium); marrow (medulla ossium); sap |
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| commun. |
strobe |
| commun., transp. |
landmark; seamark |
| earth.sc. |
index |
| fin. |
trademarks |
| hobby |
counter |
| transp., avia. |
marking |
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| agric. |
heart |
| med. |
medullary; medullar |
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| environ. |
market Place of commercial activity in which articles are bought and sold. Also purchase and sale. In a limited sense market is the range of bid and asked prices reported by brokers making the market in over-the-counter securities. Also the demand for any particular article |
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| agric., industr. |
mark |
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| econ. |
patent |
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| fin. |
brands |
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| German thesaurus |
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| abbr. |
Markierung |
| abbr., econ. |
Marketing |
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| abbr. |
markieren; markiert |
