Polymorphism
| Inheritance
| Encapsulation
| polymorphism | |
| chem. met. | polymorfie |
| comp., MS | polymorfisme |
| IT | polymorfisme |
| inheritance | |
| arts. | erfenis |
| comp., MS | overname |
| IT | overerving; overerven |
| law | erfopvolging; nalatenschap |
| encapsulation | |
| gen. | lamineren |
| book.bind. | insealen |
| chem. | omhulling; inkapselen |
| el. | behuizing; inkapsulatie |
| environ. | inkapseling; isolatie; isoleren |
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| polymorfie f | |||
| polymorfisme (In an object-oriented programming language, the ability to redefine a routine in a derived class (a class that inherited its data structures and routines from another class)) | |||
| polymorfisme | |||
| polymorf (polymorphismus) | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| The entire set of data from which a sample is selected and about which an IS auditor wishes to draw conclusions | |||
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Polymorphism : 12 phrases in 3 subjects |
| Health care | 1 |
| Medical | 10 |
| Microsoft | 1 |