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21 character set
nCOMP&DP conjunto de caracteres m, juego de caracteres m -
22 character string
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23 character subset
nCOMP&DP juego parcial de caracteres m, subconjunto de caracteres m -
24 character switch
nTELECOM conmutador de caracteres m -
25 character tracer
nINSTR rastreador decodificador m -
26 character type
nCOMP&DP, PRINT tipo de carácter m -
27 character width
nPRINT anchura del carácter f -
28 character-coupling switch
nTELECOM conmutador de acoplamiento de caracteres mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > character-coupling switch
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29 character-oriented machine
nCOMP&DP computador orientado a los caracteres m (AmL), computadora orientada a los caracteres f (AmL), ordenador orientado a los caracteres m (Esp)English-Spanish technical dictionary > character-oriented machine
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30 character-reading vision system
nCOMP&DP, PACK sistema visual de lectura de caracteres mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > character-reading vision system
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31 character actor
s.actor de carácter. -
32 character actress
s.actriz de carácter. -
33 character analysis
s.análisis del carácter. -
34 character assassination
s.difamación. -
35 character attribute
s.atributo de carácter. -
36 character box
s.caja de caracteres. -
37 character check
s.comprobación de carácter, control transversal, control por carácter, verificación por carácter. -
38 character code
s.código de caracteres. -
39 character crowding
s.apiñamiento de caracteres. -
40 character density
s.densidad de caracteres, densidad de grabación de caracteres.
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