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| constraint abbr. | |
| gen. | condition préalable |
| agric. | discipline |
| comp., MS | contrainte |
| law | limitation; restriction |
| math. | contrainte; liaison; condition |
| transp. | sujétion; déformation imposée |
| line abbr. | |
| gen. | en direction |
| market. commun. | agate |
| math. | droite |
| patents. | branche de l’industrie |
| scub. | une ligne |
| transp. nautic. | amarre traversière; traversier |
| line... abbr. | |
| el.tract. | de ligne |
| lines abbr. | |
| industr. construct. met. | stries d'étirage |
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| condition préalable | |||
| discipline f | |||
| bouchage m; encastrement m; scellement m | |||
| contrainte f (A limitation or a restriction) | |||
| pincement m | |||
| insuffisance f; obstacle m; entrave f | |||
| limitation f; restriction f | |||
| contrainte f; liaison f; condition f | |||
| sujétion f; déformation imposée | |||
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| disciplines f | |||
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| constr | |||
| Imposed instruction or objective data of any kind, and hampering the freedom of action of the commander, and inducing the measures to be taken. (FRA) | |||
| In the context of joint operation planning, a requirement placed on the command by a higher command that dictates an action, thus restricting freedom of action (JP 5-0) see also operational limitation, restraint | |||
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constraint : 205 phrases in 35 subjects |