transformations
| transformation abbr. | |
| coal. chem. el. | reaction,decomposition |
| cust. transp. | processing operation |
| industr. | processing |
| IT tech. | data transformation |
| mater.sc. engl. | transformation |
| med. | morphotic alterations |
| met. | mechanical working |
| transp. | conversion; change; change over from ... to |
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| back-fitting | |||
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| converting; transforming | |||
| change of state; transmutation | |||
| reaction,decomposition | |||
| transform | |||
| conversion (The process of changing from one form or format to another; where information is concerned, a changeover that affects form but not substance. Types of conversion include data (changing the way information is represented), file (changing a file from one format to another), hardware (changing all or part of a computer system), media (transferring data from one storage media to another), software (changing a program designed for one platform so that it runs on another), and system (changing from one operating system to another)) | |||
| processing operation | |||
| institutional transformation (institutionnelle); transformation (institutionnelle) | |||
| transformational rule | |||
| processing | |||
| data transformation | |||
| transformation | |||
| morphotic alterations | |||
| mechanical working | |||
| reconstruction | |||
| conversion; change; change over from ... to | |||
| alteration | |||
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| beta decay; ß-decay; beta disintegration; ß-disintegration; beta transformation; ß-transformation; beta process; ß-process | |||
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