Signal | |
gen. | signal; code; cue; marine code |
law | call |
mining. | command |
survey. | beacon |
tech. | intelligence |
Signal- | |
econ. | signaling; signalling |
UND | |
comp. | AND |
comp., MS | AND |
meas.inst. | AND |
UND- | |
automat. | AND- |
und | |
gen. | and |
astr. | plus |
mining. | well bore |
Systemtheorie | |
gen. | system theory; systems theory |
econ. | system science; systems science |
environ. | systems theory |
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signal; code; cue; marine code | |||
signal device | |||
badge (An indication that appears on the lock screen or a tile to inform the user of recent activity or updates, such as number of email messages received, since the PC was locked or the app was last viewed); beacon (A signal that tells your Xbox Live and Facebook friends that you want to play a particular game, and notifies you when friends are playing or want to play that game); signal (A notification of an event that triggers an activity) | |||
triangulation signal; trigonometrical beacon | |||
sign | |||
traffic sign | |||
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left plus right signal | |||
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signals | |||
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call | |||
command (z. B. Seilfahrtsignal) | |||
beacon | |||
intelligence | |||
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signaling; signalling |
Signal : 1017 phrases in 61 subjects |