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| posp. |
sequence; lead-time |
| ekon. |
lead time; set-up time; time lag |
| ekon., transp. |
headway |
| elektron. |
dwell |
| finans., ekon., stat. |
range |
| komun., technol. |
slot |
| komun., transp. |
stage |
| leśn. |
interval |
| med. |
space; gap; opening |
| meteorol. |
range of values; spread; time duration; timing |
| micr. |
range (A sequence of values); interval (The number of times a cycle should occur for a given instance of the cycle frequency. An interval value of 1 indicates that the cycle should occur for each instance of the cycle frequency. An interval value of 2 indicates that the cycle should occur every second instance of the cycle frequency); lag (The number of periods in a time dimension level to move backward from the last non-empty member to retrieve a current or a previous value) |
| nauk., nauka o z. |
logarithmic frequency interval |
| organ., księg. |
implementation lead time |
| patent. |
interval of time; space of time; period |
| policj. |
displacement |
| przem., bud. |
split |
| roln. |
interval between vines |
| stat., nauka o z., techn. |
span |
| techn. |
lapse; time |
| teled. |
time lapse |
| transp. |
distance headway; separation |
| węg. |
delay interval; delay number; delay period; delay time |
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bins |
