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| dynamic | |
| gen. | dynamisch; rasant |
| commun. | dynamisch |
| comp., MS | dynamisch |
| econ. | aktiv; wirksam |
| deviation | |
| bank. | Unstimmigkeit |
| biol. | Aufspalten; Aufschlitzen; Aufritzen; Herausspalten |
| chem. | Umleitung; Ausschlag |
| construct. | Differenz |
| econ. | Abweichung; Abweichen |
| of | |
| gen. | von; vor; über; aus; nach; hiervon |
| mechanical | |
| gen. | mechanisch |
| econ. | Handwerks-; Handwerker-; handwerklich |
| emerg.care | mechanisch |
| forestr. | Holzschliff |
| law, ADR | Maschinen- |
| opt. | technisch |
| subassemblies | |
| gen. | Baugruppen |
| subassembly | |
| gen. | Teilmontage; Unterbaugruppe; Baugruppe |
| busin. | Halbfabrikat; Teilerzeugnis; Vormontage |
| energ.ind. el. | Brennstab |
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| dynamisch; rasant ugs. : schwungvoll | |||
| dynamisch (i.e. time dependent) | |||
| dynamisch (Occurring immediately and concurrently. The term is used in describing both hardware and software; in both cases it describes some action or event that occurs when and as needed. In dynamic memory management, a program is able to negotiate with the operating system when it needs more memory) | |||
| aktiv; wirksam | |||
| Dynamik f; energiegeladen; dynamisch (al); kraeftig | |||
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