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Fundort m; Urgrund m; Gewährsmann m; Ursprung m; Herkunft f (einer Ware); Bezugsquelle f; etw., von jdm./etw. beziehen; Quell m; Quelle m (auch fig) |
| agric. |
Quellenverzeichnis n; Basis f (of materials); Grundlage f (of materials); Lagerhaus n (of materials); Lagerraum m (of materials); Lagerplatz m (of materials) |
| anal.chem. |
Quelle m (in the structure of a field effect transistor) |
| book. |
in Erfahrung bringen |
| commun. |
Ausgangspunkt m |
| commun., el. |
Source m |
| comp. |
Quelle m |
| comp., MS |
Quelle m (A disk, file, document, or other collection of information from which data is taken or moved) |
| econ. |
Ausgang m |
| el. |
Kathode f; Zuführungselektrode f; Lichtquelle f; Zuleitungselektrode f; Source beim FET |
| environ. |
Emissionsquelle f; Emittent m |
| environ., chem. |
Substanzquelle f |
| geophys. |
Schußpunkt m; reflektierende Schichtgrenze; brechende Schichtgrenze; Erdbebenherd m; Hypozentrum n |
| hi.energ. |
Vorbeschleuniger m; Injektor m; Injektionsgerät n |
| immigr. |
Fundstelle f |
| IT |
Ursprungsblock m |
| med. |
Strahlenquelle f |
| microel. |
Source-Pol m; s-Pol f; Quelle m (Elektrode bei Feldeffekttransistoren, die dem Emitter bei bipolaren Transistoren entspricht); Quellenelektrode f (Elektrode bei Feldeffekttransistoren, die dem Emitter bei bipolaren Transistoren entspricht); Ursprungsort m; Datenursprung m; Datenquelle f; Quellkode m (Ursprungsprogramm) |
| tech. |
Flußursprung m; Strahlungsquelle m; Senke |
| transp. |
Beginn des Laufs |
| transp., industr., construct. |
Beginn m |
| радиоакт. |
Strahler m |
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Urquell gehoben |
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Herkunft f |
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source of a field-effect transistor n | |
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Sourcezone eines Feldeffekttransistors |
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| ed. |
Quellenangabe f |
| meas.inst. |
Energiequelle f; Quellenelektrode f (FET); Sourceelektrode f (FET) |
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Stromquelle f |
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bekommen; kaufen |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr. |
so |
| abbr., multimed. |
International information support centre |
| mil., abbr. |
sce |
| mil., logist. |
In intelligence usage, person or thing from which intelligence information/clue are obtained. A source is either open or secret, depending on whether one can name it or not, without running the risk of compromising it. (FRA) |
| USA |
A person, thing, or activity from which information is obtained. see also agent, collection agency; In clandestine activities, a person agent, normally a foreign national, in the employ of an intelligence activity for intelligence purposes. see also agent, collection agency; In interrogation activities, any person who furnishes information, either with or without the knowledge that the information is being used for intelligence purposes (JP 2-01) see also agent, collection agency |
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| abbr., el. |
simulation of utilization resource, cost and efficiency |
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| abbr., file.ext. |
.src (file name extension) |
| progr., abbr. |
S |
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| abbr. |
Sovereign Omnilord Of Unanimous Regency And Caliber Excaliper |
| abbr., ed., scient. |
Students Organized For Using Resources Conscientiously And Efficiently |
| abbr., post |
Source or origin of mail (MODS report abbreviation) |
| mil. |
simulation of utilization of resources, cost, and efficiency |
