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| flow (Bewegung); river (fluvius); river A stream of water which flows in a channel from high ground to low ground and ultimately to a lake or the sea, except in a desert area where it may dwindle away to nothing. A river and all its tributaries within a single basin is termed a drainage system | |||
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| large river | |||
| yielding; flowage; movement (of the liquid) | |||
| aggregate; flow; fusion; melting; river; stream | |||
| fluence rate; particle fluence rate; flux density; particle flux density (in particles/m2 s or m-2 s_1); particle flux | |||
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| flow (das Fließen); fluency; flux; river; stream | |||
| flow (Fließen) | |||
| flow (A content processing or query processing pipeline that contains operators that determine how the content or the query is processed) | |||
| glass phase; liquidus; melt; vitreous phase | |||
| fluxion | |||
| butt end; thick end | |||
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| fluvial; river; riverine | |||
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| gamma flux; γ-flux (a stream of free gamma photons); gamma flux density; γ flux density (in photons/cm2 s) | |||
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| riverine | |||
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| flux (Licht/Energie; Volumen pro Zeit pro Querschnitt) | |||
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| rivers; Meere; Seen | |||
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| rafts | |||
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| blennorrhea; current | |||
| natural flow | |||
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