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|
| gen. |
deferral |
| agric. |
subculture |
| coal. |
conveying; haulage; transportation |
| comp., MS |
transfer (The movement of information from one location to another, either within a computer (as from a disk drive to memory), between a computer and an external device (as between a file server and a computer on a network), or between separate computers) |
| econ. |
carryover |
| el. |
hand-over |
| environ. |
phoresis; phoresy |
| fin., econ. |
transfer |
| food.ind., chem. |
carry-over |
| industr. |
removing |
| industr., construct. |
barring-on |
| IT |
translating |
| med. |
locomotion; transport |
| met. |
migration |
| social.sc., transp., agric. |
forwarding |
| transp. |
transmission |
|
|
| life.sc. |
DNA blot; Southern blot; Southern blotting; Southern method; Southern technique; Southern transfer |
|
|
| fin., transp. |
tramp service; tramp transport; tramp vessel service; unscheduled transport |
|
|
| environ. |
transportation The act or means of moving tangible objects (persons or goods) from place to place. Often involves the use of some type of vehicle |
| stat., transp. |
transport; transportation |
|
|
| comp., MS |
RPC transport (The underlying network services used by the remote procedure call (RPC) runtime for communications between network nodes) |
|
|
| fin. |
OUR transfer |
|
|
| fin. |
BEN transfer |
|
|
| transp. |
neo-bulk transport |
|
|
| transp. |
just-in-time |
|
|
| transp., avia. |
charter transportation |
|
|
| gen. |
deport-report |
|
|
| astronaut., transp. |
Hohmann transfer |
|
|
| comp., MS |
Transfer (A menu item that transfers the current phone call without the user remaining on the line to announce the call) |
|
|
| environ. |
transport Transfer of mass, momentum, or energy in a system as a result of molecular agitation, including such properties as thermal conduction and viscosity; physics |
|
|
| fin. |
Stabex transfer |
|
|
| fin. |
SHARE transfer |
|
|
| transp. |
neo-bulk transport |
|
|
| stat., transp. |
transport; transportation |
