micro-échelle de Ringelmann |
Ringelmann microscale |
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micro-ordinateur |
microcomputer (A microprocessor combined with input/output interface devices, some type of external memory, and the other elements required to form a working computer system; it is smaller, lower in cost, and usually slower than a minicomputer) |
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micro-organisme |
micro-organism (A microscopic organism, including bacteria, protozoans, yeast, viruses, and algae) |
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micro-organisme aquatique |
aquatic micro-organism (Microorganisms having a water habitat) |
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micro-organisme aquatique |
aquatic micro-organism |
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micro-organisme extrémophile |
extremophile micro-organism |
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micro-polluant organique |
organic micropollutant |
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micro-urbain |
micro-urban |
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microbiologie |
microbiology (The science and study of microorganisms, including protozoans, algae, fungi, bacteria, viruses, and rickettsiae) |
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microcèbe |
grey mouse lemur |
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microcentrale |
small power station (Power station of small size for the generation of energy at local level) |
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microcentrale |
small power station |
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microclimat |
microclimate (The local, rather uniform climate of a specific place or habitat, compared with the climate of the entire area of which it is a part) |
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microclimatologie |
microclimatology (The study of a microclimate, including the study of profiles of temperature, moisture and wind in the lowest stratum of air, the effects of the vegetation and of shelterbelts, and the modifying effects of towns and buildings) |
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microconsomateur |
decomposer |
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microconsomateur |
microconsumer |
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microconsomateur |
reducer |
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microconsommateur |
decomposer |
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microconsommateur |
microconsumer |
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microconsommateurs |
decomposers |
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