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| gen. |
hole; gallery |
| commun. |
RF channel; frequency channel; radio channel; radiofrequency channel |
| commun., transp., tech. |
measuring circuit |
| comp., MS |
channel (A path through which information passes between two computers or devices. It can refer to the physical medium (such as wires) or to a set of properties that distinguishes one channel from another) |
| construct. |
lined canal; lined ditch; lined trench |
| earth.sc., mech.eng. |
flow path |
| environ. |
canal An artificial open waterway used for transportation, waterpower, or irrigation |
| environ., engl. |
canal |
| fin. |
conduit |
| IT, tech., el. |
highway |
| med. |
iter; duct (ductus); passage |
| tech. |
channel |
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| радиоакт. |
number of channels; channels; channel number (No.); channel |
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| comp., MS |
Channel (A drop-down list on the Campaign Activity form from which users can select the method of distribution for a campaign activity. Values include Phone, Appointment, Letter, Letter via Mail Merge) |
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| automat. |
track |
| comp. |
n-channel; n-conducting channel |
| construct. |
ship canal (pour bateaux de transport); watercourse (stagnant water) |
| ling. |
medium |
| meas.inst. |
path |
| med. |
canal (ductus); channel (ductus) |
| met. |
sluice; vale |
| water.res. |
culvert |
| радиоакт. |
counting channel; pulse counting channel; well (non-through); channel number (No.) |
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| radio |
television channel |
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| gen. |
French pay TV channel |
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canal terme déconseillé dans ce sens adj. | |
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| pwr.lines. |
bus |
