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Anhäufung f; Cluster; Diskettenbereich m; Gruppe f; Haufen m; Büschel n; Traube f; sich drängen; sich scharen; Ansammlung f; anhäufen; BE-Buendel m; Buendel m; gruppieren |
| AI. |
Klasse f |
| beekeep. |
Bienenschwarm m |
| commun. |
Funkzonengruppe f; Kanalgruppe f; Cluster (group of stations or cells in subnetwork); Teilnetz n (MAN); Zellenbündel n (of cells; cellular mobile RT) |
| comp., MS |
Cluster (The smallest amount of disk space that can be allocated to hold a file) |
| construct. |
Klaster f |
| econ. |
Häufung f; Gruppe f (von Objekten mit gleichen Merkmalen) |
| ed. |
wirtschaftlicher Cluster |
| gear.tr., drv. |
Vorgelegewelle f; Getriebenebenwelle f; Nebenwelle f |
| IT |
Magnetbanddoppellaufwerk n; Mehrfachstation f; Gruppenterminals n |
| mater.sc. |
Defektensammlung f; Fehlernest n |
| math. |
Klumpen m; geschlossene Erfassungsgruppe |
| mech.eng. |
Scheibenrad n |
| med. |
Blütentraube f; Botrys; Menge f |
| met. |
Verteilerstein m; Königstein m; Giesstraube m; Stapelabguss m |
| microel. |
Gruppe f (z. B. von Dokumenten) |
| nat.res. |
Knäuel m; Samenknäuel m |
| nucl.phys. |
Brennelementbuendel m; Brennstabbuendel m; Brennstoffbuendel m; Anhaeufung m (e.g. of particles, z.b. von Partikeln); Gruppe Oder (e.g. of particles); Schwarm m (e.g. of particles); gleichartiger Dinge (e.g. of particles) |
| opt. |
sich anhäufen |
| phys. |
Komplex m; Schwarm m |
| stat. |
Ballen m |
| tech. |
Bündel n |
| transp. |
Segmentanschlag m; Segmentbogen m |
| transp., mater.sc. |
Strukturknotenpunkt m |
| weap. |
Bombenbündel n |
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Ritzelpaket n (Fahrrad); Ritzelsatz m (Fahrrad) |
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in Klumpen auftretend |
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Cluster- |
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clstr |
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Set of equipments, in particular terminal-screens, gathered to share a transmission channel or a hub. 2. Fireworks signal in which a group of stars burns at the same time. 3. Two or more parachutes for dropping light or heavy loads. 4. In land mine warfare, a component of a pattern-laid minefield. It may be antitank, anti-personnel or mixed. It consists of one to five mines and no more than one anti-tank mine. (FRA); Group of bombs released together. A cluster usually consists of fragmentation or incendiary bombs. (FRA) |
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Consortium Linking Universities Of Science And Technology For Education And Research |
