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| gen. |
dissemination |
| anal.chem. |
diffusion (in electrolyte solutions) |
| bank. |
disclosure |
| chem. |
bleeding; extension |
| commun. |
circulation; transmission; press run; radio and radar scattering; scatter propagation |
| comp., MS |
broadcast (A method by which a client receives a stream. During a broadcast connection, clients cannot control the stream. This is the opposite of an on-demand presentation); spreading (The process of entering data at a non-leaf level and distributing the data automatically to the leaf level while maintaining data consistency within the model) |
| energ.ind., industr., engl. |
diffusion |
| environ. |
diffusion The spontaneous movement and scattering of particles (atoms and molecules), of liquid, gases, and solids |
| food.ind. |
diffusion across membranes |
| IT |
multi-address call; multi-address message; broadcast |
| law, IT |
publication |
| ling. |
propagation |
| med. |
spreading |
| med.appl. |
scattering (event) |
| nucl.phys., радиоакт. |
scatter (from, by; at or through an angle; into) |
| patents. |
broadcasting |
| tech. |
scattering; dispersion |
| tech., met. |
acoustical scatter |
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diffusion Ensemble des activités qui sont liées à la promotion et à la commercialisation de livres f | |
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| libr. |
book distribution; distribution |
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| mil., logist. |
Envoi du renseignement en temps utile par tous moyens adaptés et sous une forme appropriée, à ceux qui en ont besoin. (FRA) |
