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21 floating side
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22 floating gate
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > floating gate
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23 floating-gate avalanche-injection metal-oxide semiconductor
floating-gate avalanche-injection metal-oxide semiconductor Floating-Gate-Lawineninjektion-Metall-Oxid-Halbleiter m, FAMOSEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > floating-gate avalanche-injection metal-oxide semiconductor
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24 floating-gate avalanche MOS transistor
floating-gate avalanche MOS transistor ( floating-gate avalanche-injection MOS transistor) FAMOS-Transistor m, FAMOST mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > floating-gate avalanche MOS transistor
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25 floating-gate transistor
floating-gate transistor Floating-Gate-Transistor m, Schwebegatetransistor m, Transistor m mit isolierter SteuerelektrodeEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > floating-gate transistor
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26 floating speed
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > floating speed
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27 floating concrete layer
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > floating concrete layer
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28 floating screed
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > floating screed
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29 floating anchor
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30 floating axle
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31 floating battery
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32 floating capital
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33 floating cargo
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34 floating charge
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35 floating crane
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36 floating dredger
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37 floating ice
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38 floating kidney
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39 floating mine
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40 floating point
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floating — (izg. flȏuting) m DEFINICIJA ekon. plutanje, plivanje (o plivajućim, slobodnim tečajevima valuta, za razliku od fiksnog) SINTAGMA floating clause (izg. floating klȏz) pom. klauzula o plutanju (vremenu kad brod u luci čeka na ukrcaj/iskrcaj)… … Hrvatski jezični portal
floating — [flōt′iŋ] adj. 1. that floats 2. not fixed; not remaining in one place; moving about 3. Finance a) designating an unfunded, short term debt resulting from current operations and having no specified date for repayment b) not permanently invested;… … English World dictionary
floating — floating; semi·floating; … English syllables
floating — /ˈflotin(g), ingl. ˈfləutɪŋ/ [vc. ingl., propriamente «galleggiante», da to float «galleggiare»] s. m. inv. (banca) fluttuazione … Sinonimi e Contrari. Terza edizione
floating — adj. not settled in a definite place; fluctuating; variable (the floating population). Phrases and idioms: floating anchor a sea anchor. floating bridge 1 a bridge on pontoons etc. 2 a ferry working on chains. floating debt a debt repayable on… … Useful english dictionary
Floating — Floa|ting 〈[ floʊ ] n. 15; unz.〉 1. das Floaten 2. 〈Geol.〉 Verfahren zur Anreicherung gering konzentrierter Erze im abgebauten Gestein durch Spülung mit besonderen Emulgier od. Lösungsmitteln, in denen das Erz konzentriert wird * * * Floa|ting [… … Universal-Lexikon
floating — adjective Date: 1600 1. buoyed on or in a fluid 2. located out of the normal position < a floating kidney > 3. a. continually drifting or changing position < the floating population > b. not presently committed or invested < floating capital > … New Collegiate Dictionary