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| gen. |
devolution; order of events; progression; regime (eines Naturereignisses oder -prozesses); history; schedule; operation |
| busin. |
tenor |
| chem. |
course (Verlauf: z.B. einer Krankheit, of a disease); path (einer Kurve) |
| comp., MS |
history (A list of the user's actions within a program, such as commands entered in an operating system shell, menus passed through using Gopher, or links followed using a Web browser) |
| ed. |
pathway |
| emerg.care |
course |
| immigr., tech. |
colour shading; shaded colours |
| med. |
issue |
| phys. |
course (e.g. of the curve); proceeding (of the process) |
| tech. |
advance; behavior; characteristic; course (of curve, line, process); distribution; form; path; process; profile; progress; response; run; shape; variation; waveform; trend; lapse (time) |
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| chem. |
dilatancy; flow |
| econ. |
current |
| geol. |
course (von Prozessen) |
| immigr., tech. |
feathering |
| med. |
track; course of disease; development |
| mining. |
alignment; form (von Streckenkurven); run (eines Gangs); stretch (z. B. von Gängen) |
| nucl.phys. |
course (i.e. period of time) |
| pharma. |
outcome |
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| gen. |
go ahead; pass (by); take place; gone off; passed off; go off; pass off |
| econ. |
go |
| mech.eng. |
to be routed |
| tech. |
disperse; pass; proceed; run; follow a course |
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| industr., construct., chem. |
flood; flooding |
| met., mech.eng. |
drift; wander |
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| gen. |
proceeds; processes |
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| gen. |
zigzagged |
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| chem. |
occur a reaction |
