stabilization
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| stabilization abbr. | |
| gen. | confortement |
| bot. | fixation |
| comp., MS | stabilisation |
| construct. | consolidation; serrage |
| el. | protection par dépôt d'isolant; passivation |
| med. | ajustement |
| Range abbr. | |
| UN gen. | portée |
| range abbr. | |
| agric. | brigade |
| fin. | plage de fluctuation |
| health. | aire d'extension; aire de répartition |
| industr. construct. | bande de croupon |
| life.sc. | ensemble des valeurs |
| life.sc. environ. | aire de distribution |
| nat.sc. agric. | terrain de parcours |
| transp. | base de lancement |
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| confortement m | |||
| fixation f | |||
| stabilisation f (A technique that increases sharpness and fidelity by compensating for some effects that camera movement has on images in videos) | |||
| consolidation f; serrage m | |||
| protection par dépôt d'isolant; passivation f | |||
| ajustement m | |||
| stabilisation f | |||
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| s | |||
| The stabilization follows the intervention. It is the intermediary phase of an operation that aims at creating the conditions of the normalization by gradually transferring responsibilities to a legal civilian authority. It is planned right from the mounting of the operation and may combine purely military actions, humanitarian ones and actions concerning the environment within a same time gap and with the support of authorities. (FRA) | |||
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