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81 maintenance mechanism
s.mecanismo de mantenimiento. -
82 mental mechanism
s.mecanismo mental. -
83 neutralizing mechanism
s.mecanismo neutralizante, mecanismo psíquico. -
84 oculogyric mechanism
s.mecanismo oculógiro. -
85 operating mechanism
s.mecanismo de maniobra. -
86 pain mechanism
s.mecanismo del dolor, mecanismo de dolor. -
87 price mechanism
s.mecanismo de precios, mecanismo de los precios. -
88 recoil mechanism
s.mecanismo de retroceso. -
89 releasing mechanism
s.1 dispositivo de lanzamiento, dispositivo de desenganche.2 mecanismo liberador. -
90 resistance mechanism
s.mecanismo de resistencia, mecanismo de resistencia a drogas. -
91 retracting mechanism
s.mecanismo de repliegue. -
92 Schultze mechanism
s.mecanismo de Schultze. -
93 Schultze's mechanism
s.mecanismo de Schultze. -
94 somatic mechanism
s.mecanismo somático. -
95 splanchnic mechanism
s.mecanismo esplácnico. -
96 striking mechanism
s.mecanismo percutor. -
97 timing mechanism
s.dispositivo para medir el tiempo. -
98 travel mechanism
s.mecanismo de avance. -
99 trigger mechanism
s.mecanismo de disparo, mecanismo del disparador. -
100 uptake mechanism
s.mecanismo de toma, mecanismo de absorción.
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