extraction
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| instruction
| extraction | |
| gen. | extraction |
| coal. | conveying |
| comp., MS | drill through; drillthrough |
| engl. | extrication |
| environ. | extraction |
| IT | retrieval |
| IT tech. | output |
| law min.prod. | recovery |
| med. | extract |
| D* | |
| commun. IT | D-star |
| DS | |
| astr. | diffuse luminous surface |
| d | |
| gen. | height of reserve layer |
| fin. | 1 penny; 4 farthings |
| instruction | |
| gen. | training |
| comp., MS | statement |
| environ. | taking of evidence |
| IT tech. | statement; command; order |
| law | taking of the evidence; taking of evidence |
| polit. law | preparatory inquiry |
| tech. | instruction |
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| extraction (of clay, de la terre) | |||
| liquid-liquid extraction (liquide-liquide) | |||
| decoction; abstract; abridgment; stripping; extraction (mine); acceleration (mine); transportation (mine); obtaining; production; profit | |||
| conveying; haulage; transport; transportation | |||
| fetch; fetching; extraction; output (of data) | |||
| drill through (A feature that displays all rows from the fact table that combine to form the value for that cell. The rows resulting from drill through are displayed in a new worksheet so that you can view detailed data for a particular cell); drillthrough (In Analysis Services, a technique to retrieve the detailed data from which the data in a cube cell was summarized) | |||
| winding; hoisting | |||
| extrication | |||
| extraction Any process by which a pure metal is obtained from its ore | |||
| retrieval | |||
| output; output process | |||
| recovery | |||
| collection | |||
| extract; removal; avulsion; evulsion | |||
| withdrawal; pulling; raising; winning; coal extraction; drawing-out; drifting | |||
| felling; cutting (forest) | |||
| extraction (math., pétrole) | |||
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extraction : 915 phrases in 66 subjects |