analog
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| gen. | Analogon; Gegenstück; Nachbildung |
| amer. | analog |
| commun. | analog |
| construct. | Analogon |
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| gen. | sich trennen; weggehen |
| econ. | abteilen; auseinandergehen; aufgeben; aufstecken |
| geol. | lösen; trennen |
| tech. | zerteilen |
| parted | |
| gen. | auseinandergegangen |
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| A transmission signal that varies continuously in amplitude and time and is generated in wave formation (Analog signals are used in telecommunications) | |||
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analog : 505 phrases in 28 subjects |