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61 waveform plot
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > waveform plot
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62 accident plot chart
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > accident plot chart
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63 building plot
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > building plot
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64 front plot line
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > front plot line
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65 grass plot
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > grass plot
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66 residential plot
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > residential plot
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67 side plot line
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > side plot line
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68 true-plot radar
n AUDIO True-Plot-Radar nt -
69 amplitude-frequency plot
<av> (diagram) ■ Amplitudenfrequenzkennlinie f ; Amplitudenfrequenzkurve f ; Amplitudenfrequenzgang m ; Amplitudenverlauf mEnglish-german technical dictionary > amplitude-frequency plot
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70 Fermi plot
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71 graph-plot
vt < docu> ■ grafisch aufzeichnen vt ; graphisch aufzeichnen vt ; grafisch darstellen vt ; graphisch darstellen vt -
72 graphical plot
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73 missing-plot technique
< proc> ■ Ergänzungsverfahren fehlender Werte nEnglish-german technical dictionary > missing-plot technique
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74 nadir point plot
< geo> ■ Nadirpunkttriangulation f -
75 phase-plot trajectory
< therm> ■ Zustandskurve f -
76 polar plot
<av> (shows frequency response of a loudspeaker in horizontal/vertical plane) ■ Richtdiagramm n ; Polar-Diagramm n ; Richtcharakteristik f<i&c> ■ Polortskurve f ; Wurzelortkurve f ; Wurzelort m< pap> ■ Polardiagramm m -
77 radial plot
< phot> ■ Radialtriangulation f -
78 reflectivity plot
< edp> ■ Scan-Reflexionsprofil n -
79 semilogarithmic plot
< math> ■ halblogarithmische Darstellung f -
80 terror plot
ngeplanter Terroranschlag, Terrorplan m
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