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numerische Aberration
en el diccionario PONS
ab·er·ra·tion [ˌæbəˈreɪʃən] SUST.
1. aberration (deviation):
aberration from
Abweichung f <-, -en> von +dat.
2. aberration (outside norm):
aberration
Anomalie f <-, -li̱·en>
3. aberration ASTRON., BIOL., INFORM., FÍS.:
aberration
Aberration f <-, -en> espec.
nu·meri·cal [nju:ˈmerɪkl̩, ingl. am. esp nu:ˈ-] ADJ. inv.
1. numerical (arithmetic):
numerical
numerisch
in numerical order
in numerischer Reihenfolge
numerical skills
rechnerische Fähigkeiten
2. numerical (expressed in numbers):
numerical
numerisch
numerical code
numerischer Code m
numerical code
Nummerncode m
numerical superiority
zahlenmäßige Überlegenheit
to have a numerical superiority over sb
jdm zahlenmäßig überlegen sein
Glosario especializado de biología Klett
numerical aberration
numerical aberration
numerische Aberration
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Honorary members do not count towards the numerical limits in each class.
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During 1945 the numerical difference was even greater, at 6,987 vs 60,494.
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This forces one to increase character space by one, or to have a separate field with a numerical value for an offset.
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However, a sequence of cards can only be moved if they are all of the same suit in numerical descending order.
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The string data can include numbers and other numerical symbols but will be treated as text.
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Ejemplos de uso procedentes de internet (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
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Meanwhile we have got evidence that this aberration is genetically determined and thus hereditary.
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www.boa-constrictors.com
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Es gibt mittlerweile unwiderlegbare Fakten die beweisen, dass es sich hier um eine genetische und damit vererbliche Abweichung handelt.
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www.boa-constrictors.com
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The measuring in the laboratory test showed an average aberration of 7.1%.
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www.egms.de
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Die Messungen im Laborversuch ergeben eine durchschnittliche Abweichung von maximal 7,1%.
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www.egms.de
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The negative aberration from a goal or expectation defines the concept of risk.
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www.detecon-dmr.com
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Die negative Abweichung von einem Ziel oder einer Erwartung definiert den Begriff des Risikos.
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www.detecon-dmr.com
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To do this they need to quickly close information gaps between engineering and production or final installation personnel, and promptly fix any aberrations.
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www.p3-group.com
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Dazu müssen sie Informationslücken zwischen dem Engeneering und der Produktion bzw. Endmontage schnell schließen und Abweichungen umgehend beheben.
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www.p3-group.com
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mistakes, aberrations, and incongruities become the actual "material" basis of the works.
www.galeriestadtpark.at
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Fehler, Abweichungen und Ungereimtheiten werden zum eigentlichen „Material“ der Arbeiten.
www.galeriestadtpark.at

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