Fusion
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| fusion abbr. | |
| gen. | meltdown; melting down |
| agric. | rendering |
| comp., MS | blending |
| environ. | melting |
| fin. | merger |
| law econ. | amalgamation; merger Us |
| met. el. | heat; melt |
| programme abbr. | |
| gen. | arrangement |
| comp., MS | program; syllabus |
| construct. | time schedule |
| corp.gov. | scheme |
| ed. | training programme |
| IMF. | package |
| IT | program file |
| Evaluation abbr. | |
| polit. | Appraisal |
| évaluation abbr. | |
| gen. | evaluation |
| comp., MS | star rating; rating |
| econ. | appraisal; estimate |
| environ. | evaluation |
| fin. | measurement; valuation |
| insur. | assessmentism |
| board abbr. | |
| construct. | fibre building board: hardboard board |
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| meltdown; melting down; fusion (nucléaire) | |||
| rendering; integration | |||
| smelting; flux; flow | |||
| blending (The process of combining two or more objects by adding them on a pixel-by-pixel basis); merger (The combination of two or more companies into one, where the corporate identity of one then serves for the new single company) | |||
| boiling; burning | |||
| melting A change of the state of a substance from the solid phase to the liquid phase. Also known as fusion | |||
| merger; concentration between undertakings; concentrative operation | |||
| combination; consolidation | |||
| amalgamation; merger Us | |||
| smelting (des métaux); fusing; refusion; foundry casting work | |||
| heat; melt | |||
| coalescence; contraction | |||
| melting | |||
| fusion | |||
| cast | |||
| fused mass | |||
| merging | |||
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| Surveillance Fusion System | |||
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| fusion | |||
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| aggregation | |||
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Fusion : 915 phrases in 59 subjects |