conversion [kənˈvɜ:ʃən, ingl. am. -ˈvɜ:rʒ-] SUST.
1. conversion (of building, room):
- conversion
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- conversion
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2. conversion REL.:
- conversion
- nawrócenie nt
3. conversion ECON.:
- conversion
- wymiana f
4. conversion (change):
5. conversion DER.:
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Since the conversion factor is one inch to 2.54 cm, this is "not" a correct conversion.
en.wikipedia.org Simple conversion factors (0.433 for specific gravity and 0.052 for ppg) convert these values to a pressure gradient in psi per foot.
en.wikipedia.org Specifically, the hydrodynamic size as related to molecular weight depends on a conversion factor, describing the shape of a particular molecule.
en.wikipedia.org These prices were converted to euros using a conversion factor of 0,45378.
en.wikipedia.org A conversion factor (produced by a straightforward trigonometric calculation) is then multiplied with the measured value to infer a measurement of the thread's pitch diameter.
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