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Eingliederung f; Integration f; Integrierung f; Vervollständigung f; Einbeziehung f; Zusammenwachsen; Wiedereingliederung f; Zusammenfassung f (i.S. einer Zusammenführung) |
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Verschmelzung f |
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Verflechtung f |
| busin., IT |
Zusammenfassung f |
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Bauart f; Anordnung f; Ausführung f; Ausstattung f; Entwurfskonzeption f; Zusammenbau m |
| crim.law., econ. |
Wiedereinspeisung f |
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Zusammenfassung f (zu einem Ganzen, unter einheitlicher Leitung); Pof Aufhebung der Rassentrennung; soziale Integration |
| health., nat.sc. |
Einbau ins Zellgenom |
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wirtschaftliche Integration |
| microel. |
Anpassung f (z. B. an kundeneigene Anlagen); Einbau m (in vorhandene Geräte) |
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Einbau m |
| tech. |
Einbettung f; Zusammenschluß m; Einbindung f; Einordnung f; Ergaenzung f; Integrieren |
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Einbindung f (in) |
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Einbeziehung in die Wirtschaft |
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The third of seven steps in the HIV life cycle. During integration, HIV uses integrase an HIV enzyme to insert its viral DNA into the DNA of the host cell. see also integrase, integrase strand transfer inhibitor, life cycle, provirus |
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The acceptance by a group of states of another state in routine bilateral and multilateral interaction to include participation in the group's institutions in a predictable and acceptable way; Combining equipment to achieve greater effectiveness |
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intg |
| mil., logist. |
Operation consisting in the temporary connection of a radioelectric and a wire communications channel. FRA 2. Situation of assets placed under the command of a tactical echelon incorporation of new elements into a system. (FRA); In intelligence usage, a step in processing phase of the intelligence cycle whereby analyzed information and/or intelligence is selected and combined into a pattern in the course of the production of further intelligence. Presentation of various items of intelligence under a form combining all elements. (FRA) |
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int |
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In force protection, the synchronized transfer of units into an operational commander's force prior to mission execution. see also force protection; The arrangement of military forces and their actions to create a force that operates by engaging as a whole. see also force protection; In photography, a process by which the average radar picture seen on several scans of the time base may be obtained on a print, or the process by which several photographic images are combined into a single image (JP 1) see also force protection |
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A web-based version of the traditional telephone book's yellow and white pages enabling businesses to be publicly listed in promoting greater e-commerce activities |
