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| clock abbr. | |
| comp., MS | horloge |
| industr. construct. | appareil d'horlogerie |
| IT | générateur de cadence; générateur de rythme; impulsion d'horloge; rythme rythmeur |
| IT tech. | registre d'horloge; temporisateur |
| IT transp. | chronographe |
| tech. | horloge |
| transition abbr. | |
| el. | couplage de transition |
| h.rghts.act. med. psychol. | réaffectation sexuelle; conversion sexuelle |
| health. nat.sc. engl. | transition |
| IT | mutation |
| phonol. | transition phonétique |
| speed.skat. | changement de carre; serpentin |
| tech. | transformation de phase |
| transitions abbr. | |
| fenc. | transitions |
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| pendule | |||
| compteur | |||
| tact (pulse); impulsion d'horloge (pulse); horloge (pulse); impulsion de temps (pulse); rythme | |||
| horloge f (The electronic circuit in a computer that generates a steady stream of timing pulses--the digital signals that synchronize every operation. The system clock signal is precisely set by a quartz crystal, typically at a specific frequency between 1 and 50 megahertz. The clock rate of a computer is one of the prime determinants of its overall processing speed, and it can go as high as the other components of the computer allow) | |||
| cadence d'impulsions; rythmeur | |||
| appareil d'horlogerie | |||
| générateur de cadence; générateur de rythme; impulsion d'horloge; rythme rythmeur; horloge électronique | |||
| registre d'horloge; temporisateur | |||
| chronographe | |||
| horloge; montre; chronomètre | |||
| phase | |||
| indicateur de temps | |||
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| horloges; pendules horlogerie | |||
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