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| posp. |
allocation; apportionment; dispensation; dissemination; distribution (of a species); issuance; allotment; range; spread; dispersion; distribution stage |
| altern. |
division; sharing |
| bizn., technol. |
deployment; dispatching |
| brytań. |
carve-up of inheritance |
| chem. |
partitioning; dispersion (Zerstreuung); spreading; disjunction |
| finans. |
amortization; distributions |
| fiz. |
distribution function |
| komun. |
sorting; distribution (ITU-T (CCITT) I.112); allocation (calls); dispersion (FO) |
| micr. |
propagation (The process of distributing an index from a content index server to one or more Web servers for the purposes of providing search) |
| ochr.środ. |
distribution In an environmental context, the term refers to the dispersion of air pollutants and depends on the type of pollution source (point source, line source, diffuse source), the wind velocity and the wind direction. Distribution can be active or passive |
| przem. |
distribution of gas; distribution of natural gas |
| roln. |
marketing; sale |
| techn. |
supply; circulation; partition |
| technol. |
distribution application |
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| posp. |
distributing |
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| posp. |
distributing |
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| bud. |
arrangement |
| ekon. |
dispersal (Waren); disposal (von Kräften usw); repartition; share-out (z.B. des Gewinns) |
| ekon., bryt.ang. |
diversion |
| fiz.jądr., bezp. |
dispersal (of radioactive wastes or other radioactive materials to the environment, in der Umgebung) |
| komp. |
distribution |
| mat. |
array (Reihen, Kolonnen, Matrizen) |
| roln. |
sharing out; placement; disposition; disposal; dislocation; spacing; space arrangement; sequence |
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| roln. |
distributive |
