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41 defect in material
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42 defect inspection equipment
< qualit> ■ Defektkontrollgerät nEnglish-german technical dictionary > defect inspection equipment
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43 defect lattice
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44 defect level
<el> ■ Störniveau n -
45 defect localization
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46 defect locator
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47 defect management
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48 defect mode
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49 defect motion
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50 defect of fabrication
< qualit> ■ Fertigungsfehler m -
51 defect of material
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52 defect of title
< jur> ■ Rechtsmangel m -
53 defect recognition
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54 defect semiconductor
<el> ■ p-Halbleiter m ; Halbleiter mit Defektelektronenleitung m ; Defekthalbleiter m ; Fehlstellenhalbleiter m ; p-Leiter m ; Störstellenhalbleiter m ; Störstellenleiter m ; verunreinigter Halbleiter m ; Dotierungshalbleiter m -
55 defect size
< qualit> ■ Fehlergröße f -
56 defect-free
< qualit> ■ defektfrei; störungsfrei -
57 defect
defect1 SCHW Fehlstelle fdefect2 TECH Defekt m, Fehler m (Riss, Sprung, Fleck usw. im Material); Fehler m (z. B. eines Gerätes, Störung); Schaden m (Defekt) -
58 defect
I.defektII.fehlerhaftIII.hetDefekt m -
59 defect
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60 defect of memory
Gedächtnisschwäche f
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Defect — De*fect , v. t. To injure; to damage. None can my life defect. [R.] Troubles of Q. Elizabeth (1639). [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Defect of illumination — Defect of illumination, is the maximum angular width of the unilluminated part of a celestial body, seen by a given observer. For example, if an object is 40 seconds of arc across and is 75% illuminated, the defect of illumination is 10 seconds… … Wikipedia
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