segmento
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| trazado
| segmentar | |
| genet. | cleave |
| segmento | |
| comp., MS | chunk; segment; slice |
| el. | chip |
| fin. | sector |
| math. | segment |
| mech.eng. | ring |
| nat.sc. | article |
| DAS | |
| microbiol. | diacetoxyscirpenol |
| DEN | |
| stat. | normal equivalent deviate |
| de | |
| gen. | to pay attention to; at the expense of; to be surprised at; out of; from |
| inet. | From: |
| dele | |
| commun. | dele |
| trazado | |
| cartogr. | contour |
| commun. | marking-out |
| comp., MS | path |
| construct. | horizontal alignment |
| industr. construct. met. | marking out |
| mater.sc. | laying out; marking off |
| tech. | mapped; mapping |
| transp. | pegging-out of a track on the site |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| chunk (A concrete sequence of media samples of a track that correspond to a particular interval in an IIS Smooth Streaming presentation); segment (In EDI, a logical combination of elements. For example, name and address details are combined in one segment) | |||
| gore; panel | |||
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| slice (A subset of the data in a cube, specified by limiting one or more dimensions by members of the dimension) | |||
| chip | |||
| sector | |||
| segment | |||
| ring | |||
| article | |||
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| segment | |||
| cleave | |||
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segmento : 348 phrases in 34 subjects |