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| chem. |
region |
| commun. |
A condition |
| comp., MS |
space character (A character that is entered by pressing the SPACEBAR on the keyboard and that typically appears on the screen as a blank space); space (The approximate location of one or more resources, such as a person, computer, printer, or asset, in a space plan) |
| environ. |
outer space |
| IT, dat.proc. |
space character; space |
| market. |
advertising space |
| pack. |
place; room |
| paleont. |
area |
| telecom. |
space (clavier); blank (clavier) |
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| forestr. |
thin; sparse |
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| transp., environ. |
cargo spaces |
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| comp., MS |
hole (An unspecified part of an F expression that must be provided later for the expression to be usable) |
| environ. |
space Space extending between the sun and the planets of the solar system. Interplanetary space is not empty, but contains dust, particles with an electric charge, and the magnetic field of the sun (also called the IMF, or Interplanetary Magnetic Field); interplanetary (interplanétaire) |
| med. |
spatium |
| work.fl., IT |
blank |
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| commun. |
space out; ace; lead; white out |
| construct. |
telescope; move apart; open |
| transp. |
space out |
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| comp., MS |
SPACEBAR (A long key occupying much of the bottom row of most keyboards that sends a space character to the computer) |
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| environ. |
space interplanetary |
