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| gen. |
abscission; detachment; disconnectedness; disconnection; disestablishment; division; parting; secession; segregation; separation; cut-off; split-up; splitup spv. |
| antenn. |
discrimination ratio of an antenna between two received waves |
| busin. |
disassociation; partition; severance |
| busin., IT |
disconnection (einer Leitungsverbindung); seperation |
| chem. |
fractionation |
| coal., chem. |
separation process |
| commun. |
demultiplexing |
| commun., transp. |
diverging |
| commun., transp., tech. |
segregating |
| comp., MS |
splitting (The process of separating the copy of the file inside Briefcase from the copy outside Briefcase) |
| IT |
accidental disconnecting |
| law, social.sc. |
judicial separation; legal separation; separation a mensa et toro |
| meas.inst. |
opening |
| med. |
disjunction |
| met. |
coal segregation |
| nucl.phys. |
partitioning |
| opt. |
filtering; decontacting |
| phys. |
sorting |
| tech. |
break; fission; isolation; selection; breaking |
| transp. |
fork |
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| law |
separation separation of a married couple, but not yet divorce |
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| anal.chem. |
séparation |
| comp. |
separating |
| construct. |
extraction; release (Entnahme eines Formteils aus einer Form); grading (Zuschlagstoff); separation (mech, ehern) |
| econ. |
demarcation; disruption; dissolution; divorce (z.B. von Theorie und Praxis); section; split |
| ed. |
divorce |
| med. |
diastasis; dissociation |
| mining. |
buddling |
| nucl.phys. |
classification; cut |
| polit. |
disunion |
| tech. |
cutoff |