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polygon

['pɔlɪgən] n

polygon In the vector type of GIS internal data organization spatial data are conveniently divided into point, line and polygon types. Some vector GIS store information in the form of points, line segments and point pairs; others maintain close lists of points defining polygon regions ['pɔlɪgən] n

environ.

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polygon ['pɔlɪgən] n

tech.

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gen.

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POLYGON ['pɔlɪgən] n

ocean., nautic., scient.

Oceanographic Experiment in the North-east Atlantic

polygon

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Artificial intelligence	1
Communications	4
Construction	34
Earth sciences	2
Electricity generation	1
Electronics	2
General	7
Life sciences	1
Mathematics	10
Mechanics	7
Medical	2
Metallurgy	2
Microsoft	2
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	2
Optics branch of physics	1
Pharmacy and pharmacology	1
Physics	8
Statistics	6
Surveying	2
Technology	9
Transport	3


acceleration
gen.	Beschleunigung; Antritt; Anzugskraft; Anzugsvermögen
busin.	vorzeitige Fälligkeit
earth.sc.	Beschleunigung:lineare Beschleunigung
IT	Beschleunigungsverhalten
med.	Akzeleration


of
gen.	von; vor; über; aus; nach; hiervon