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f
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agric. |
seed-bed; piece |
agric., industr., construct. |
round; tier |
anim.husb. |
laying hen |
antenn. |
junction |
chem. |
shift; covering; site; location; position; store; deposit; bearing |
comp. |
overlay; sheet (in computer graphics and GIS); n-sheet |
comp., MS |
map layer (A child element of the map, each map layer including elements for their map members and map member attributes) |
construct. |
concrete layer |
ling. |
rank |
med. |
layer (stratum); panniculus |
med.appl. |
bearing area; bearing section |
met. |
dressing; wash; measure; bush; brass; pillow; vein; sheet vein; blanket; blacking; delf |
nat.res. |
layer (of a stratified deposit); bed (of a stratified deposit); sheet (of a stratified deposit); stratum (of a stratified deposit) |
pack. |
ply (of paper); lamination; laminating sheet; laminate; film |
radiat. |
photographic layer; photolayer; photosensitive layer |
tech., el. |
tropospheric layer |
tech., industr., construct. |
coating color; coating slip |
telecom. |
layer (level, niveau) |
wood. |
sheet; veneer; veneer sheet |
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couché f
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book.bind. |
diapered |
dialys. |
lying down |
tech., chem. |
ply |
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couches f
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construct. |
course; coat |
med. |
lying-in; puerperium |
met. |
strata |
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couche géologique f
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tech. |
sedimentary layer |
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couche d'un circuit intégré à couches f
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semicond. |
film of a film integrated circuit |
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couche v
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gen. |
ply |
agric. |
couch |
coal. |
seam |
comp., MS |
layer (The protocol or protocols operating at a particular level within a protocol suite, such as IP within the TCP/IP suite) |
construct. |
course |
earth.sc. |
shell; sheath |
el. |
slab |
environ. |
layer |
industr., construct. |
coating; lap |
life.sc. |
bed |
math. |
stratum |
met. |
coat of paint; lamina |
tech. |
level |
tech., chem. |
coat |
transp. |
pass |
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couché v
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tech., chem. |
layer |
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couche géologique v
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tech. |
stratification |
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couche de roche, etc... v
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tech. |
bed |
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coucheN v
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IT |
N-layer |
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couché adj.
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med. |
procumbent (ventricumbent); prone (ventricumbent) |