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| comp., MS |
trace dependency (A kind of dependency that indicates a historical relationship between two elements that represent the same concept at different semantic levels or from different points of view) |
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| chem. |
tracing; rent; crack; split; fissure; projection; sketch |
| construct. |
ground plan; tracery; laying out; siting; pegging out; course; drawing practice |
| met. |
drawing |
| sport. |
direction |
| telecom. |
arrangement |
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| construct. |
layout; location |
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| agric. |
footstep |
| anal.chem. |
trace constituent |
| chem. |
mark |
| commun. |
ground track |
| comp. |
trail; channel |
| construct. |
pilot track |
| hi.energ. |
nuclear track |
| law |
tool mark |
| med. |
genetic footprint |
| met. |
rill |
| nucl.phys., радиоакт. |
nuclear track (in a track detector) |
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| biol. |
delta-ray; δ-ray; delta; delta track; δ-track; delta-particle track; δ-particle track |
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| радиоакт. |
alpha track; alpha particle track; α track; α-particle track |
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| comp., MS |
path (The basis for all vector objects. A path is made up of one or more line segments connected by two or more anchor points. Paths can be made from a combination of straight lines and curves, each of which may be made up of many connecting points. All paths can be stroked or filled) |
| life.sc., construct. |
channel orientation; channel planform |
| transp., mil., grnd.forc. |
railway alignment; track alignment |
| UN, cartogr. |
plotting |
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| agric. |
footmark |
| construct. |
tracery |
| el. |
line; scan |
| IT, engl. |
inking; trace |
| life.sc. |
horizontal projection trace; planimetry trace |
| tech. |
plot; route; sweep; track |
| transp. |
spot; hint |
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| agric., mech.eng. |
lead |
| commun., life.sc. |
scribing |
| construct. |
plan; trace |
| el. |
right of way; route |
| IT |
layout; visual |
| law |
delineation |
| transp. |
plot |
| transp., construct. |
alignment; alinement |
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| chem. |
to record; to delineate; to design |
| comp. |
draw; chart; draft; track |
| comp., MS |
trace (To execute a program in such a way that the sequence of statements being executed can be observed) |
| construct. |
to line out; to score; to plot (une courbe sur le terrain); to set out arches (une courbe sur le terrain); to trace; paint; spray; spread; peg out; stake out; break; crush |
| industr., construct. |
score; scratch |
| law |
to lay down; delineate |
| met. |
mark out |
| skiing |
track the skitrack |
| stat. |
plot |
| tech. |
lay out; mark; scribe; trace |
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| life.sc. |
evidence; indicator |
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tracé d'un levé topographique v | |
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| tech. |
layout; plot |
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| comp., MS |
trace (A collection of events and data returned by the Database Engine) |
