decomposition
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| decomposition | |
| met. | decomposition |
| décomposition | |
| gen. | decay; decomposition |
| agric. | analysis; catabolism |
| book.bind. | disintegration |
| chem. | break-down |
| coal. chem. el. | reaction,decomposition; transformation |
| devant | |
| industr. construct. | front |
| transp. | forward; in front of |
| Processus | |
| comp., MS | Process |
| processus | |
| chem. | action; effect; method; phenomenon; first runnings |
| comp., MS | process |
| fin. | processes |
| IT dat.proc. | process |
| IT tech. | technical process |
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| decay; decomposition | |||
| analysis; catabolism | |||
| disintegration | |||
| break-down; disaggregation; destruction; degradation; dismemberment; dismantling; dissociation | |||
| reaction,decomposition; transformation | |||
| weathering; decomposition The more or less permanent breakdown of a molecule into simpler molecules or atoms | |||
| rotting (plants and animals); breakdown of organic compounds; putrefaction; anaerobic digestion | |||
| resolution (p. ex. d'un vecteur) | |||
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| decomposition (of a solution, d'une solution) | |||
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| breakdown of an active ingredient | |||
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decomposition : 248 phrases in 46 subjects |