starting

['stɑ:tɪŋ] n

agric.

ouverture du labour

start [stɑ:t] v

comp., MS

démarrer (To start or reset a computer by turning the power on, by pressing a reset button on the computer case, or by issuing a software command to restart)

mater.sc., mech.eng.

faire aller; faire démarrer; faire fonctionner; faire marcher

starting ['stɑ:tɪŋ] adj.

agric.

ouverture du sillon; commencer à labourer

chem.

mise en marche; mise en circuit; revenu

starting

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starting
agric.	ouverture du sillon; commencer à labourer; ouverture du labour
chem.	mise en marche; mise en circuit; revenu
met.	mise en feu
sail.	ligne de départ
telecom.	mise sous tension
transp.	démarrage


impulse
gen.	mobile
chem.	excitation; choc; entraînement; dispositif d'entraînement; propulsion
earth.sc. transp.	impulsion
magn.	impulsion quasi-Dirac
med.	aspiration; instinct