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| comp., MS | scale |
| construct. | stair; staircase |
| earth.sc. tech. | electronic impulse counter |
| fin. scient. | box |
| footwear | size scale; fitting scale |
| mun.plan. | ladder |
| nat.sc. | graduated scale |
| tech. | graduation |
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| gen. | of |
| accesso | |
| environ. | approach |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| scale | |||
| scale (The capacity and performance of a given streaming media deployment. Web server networks are considered to be of a much larger scale compared to Windows Media server networks for delivering media streams, because of the ubiquity of HTTP); drawing scale (The ratio of distance on the printed page to distances in the real world. For example, a drawing scale of 1 cm = 1 m means that 1 centimeter on the printed page represents 1 meter in the real world); scale (The capacity and performance of a given streaming media deployment. Web server networks are considered to be of a much larger scale compared to Windows Media server networks for delivering media streams, because of the ubiquity of HTTP) | |||
| stair; staircase | |||
| electronic impulse counter; impulse counter; scaler | |||
| box | |||
| size scale; fitting scale | |||
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| ladder | |||
| graduated scale | |||
| graduation; dial | |||
| hay ladder | |||
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| stairs | |||
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| climb | |||
| scalar | |||
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| round; rung | |||
| scala: 875 phrases in 65 subjects |