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61 flat curve
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62 frequency response curve
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63 full curve
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64 gamma ray curve
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65 gas curve
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66 gravity drainage curve
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67 halo-type of curve
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68 head capacity curve
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69 helical curve
vijčana; spiralna -
70 high curve
strma krivulja; krivulja strmog nagiba -
71 index curve
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72 isogonic curve
vidi:isogon -
73 knee of curve
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74 lateral curve
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75 learning curve
[com] krivulja učenja, krivulja iskustva -
76 load curve
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77 logarithmic curve
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78 logarithmical curve
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79 mortality curve
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80 normal curve
krivulja; potencijal - sonde
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