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| ang. |
Extension |
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| posp. |
extension (contr. flexion); moving apart (contr. flexion) |
| bud. |
development |
| chem. |
propagation; extention; dilatation |
| elektron., bud. |
addition |
| EU |
spillover effect |
| farma., ang. |
extension of a marketing authorisation; line extension |
| gimn. |
straining; spanning |
| komun. |
telephone extension |
| komun., technol. |
scalability; extender |
| med. |
moving apart; catatasis (pour fracture) |
| opiek., farma., ang. |
extension |
| patent. |
enlargement; broadening |
| przem., bud., chem. |
cold stretching; stretching |
| przepł. |
denotation |
| semant. |
broadening of meaning; extension of meaning; extensional meaning; semantic extension; widening of meaning |
| stat. |
expansion |
| stat., nauk. |
expansion: expansion/raising/inflation factor |
| technol. |
plug-in; upgrade |
| technol., elektron. |
contents; database state; extension of the data base; instance; state |
| telekom. |
extension (functions) |
| włók. |
tensile elongation |
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| wojsk., logist. |
On distingue sous le terme d’extension les câbles servant à raccorder les équipements multiplex: 1. soit aux moyens de commutation; 2. soit à des moyens d’exploitation. (FRA) |
