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1 unwanted
< gen> (e.g. side-effect) ■ unerwünscht -
2 unwanted
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3 slipperiness
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4 cathode sputtering
<el> (unwanted effect in tubes) ■ Kathodenzerstäubung f< srfc> (as a coating process) ■ Kathodensputtern n ; kathodisches Sputtern n ; Kathodenzerstäubung f -
5 oscillation
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6 welding to the cutting faces
<mach.tools> (unwanted effect) ■ Aufschweißung auf den Schneidflächen fEnglish-german technical dictionary > welding to the cutting faces
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7 aliasing
< edp> (jagged lines on a raster-scan display image) ■ Treppenstufeneffekt m ; Treppenmuster n ; Sägezahneffekt m< edp> (jagged edges; unwanted visual effect in computer generated images) ■ Aliasing n ; Treppeneffekt m ugs<edp.av> (error during the digitization of analog signals) ■ Aliasing n ; Aliasing-Effekt m ; Überfaltungsfehler m ; Rückschlageffekt m -
8 cream
vi < chem> (effect of emulsions, usu. unwanted; separation of the lighter phase) ■ aufrahmen vi -
9 delay
<tech.gen> (e.g. of signal, event; usu. unwanted) ■ Verzögerung f<tech.gen> (as a wait period) ■ Wartezeit f< astron> ■ Laufzeitdifferenz f<av> ■ Laufzeit f<el.mus> (effect of an effects processor) ■ Echo n ; Verzögerungseffekt m form ; Echo-Effekt m ; Delay nvt <tech.gen> (e.g. meeting, deadline, date of supply) ■ verzögern vt -
10 form a creamy layer
vi < chem> (effect of emulsions, usu. unwanted; separation of the lighter phase) ■ aufrahmen vi
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