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1 (every biological system has) built-in controls
Математика: заложенный управляющий механизм (to initiate or accelerate a process...)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > (every biological system has) built-in controls
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•Every biological system has built-in controls to initiate or accelerate a process under some conditions and...
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•Every biological system has built-in controls to initiate or accelerate a process under some conditions and...
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4 заложенный управляющий механизм
Mathematics: (every biological system has) built-in controls (to initiate or accelerate a process...)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > заложенный управляющий механизм
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5 built-in controls
Математика: (every biological system has) заложенный управляющий механизм (to initiate or accelerate a process...)
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