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21 Advisory function
وظيفة استشارية -
22 Aggregate supply function
وظيفة العرض المجمعEnglish-Arabic economic glossary > Aggregate supply function
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23 Decision function
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24 Derived function
وظيفة مشتقة -
25 Discontinuous function
وظيفة غير مستمرة -
26 Employment function
اختصاص الوظيفة -
27 Entrepreneurial function
دور المقاول، وَطِيدَة اَلْمُتَعَهِّد -
28 Explicit function
اختصاص واضح -
29 Implicit export rate implicit function
معدل تصدير محسوب ضِمْنًاEnglish-Arabic economic glossary > Implicit export rate implicit function
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30 Invers function
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31 Shape of a function
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32 Utility function
وظيفة المنفعة ، دالة المنفعة -
33 split-renal function test
اختبار وظيفة كل كلية على حدة* * *اخْتِبارُ وَظيفَةِ كلِّ كُلْيَةٍ عَلَى حِدَةEnglish-Arabic Medical Dictionary > split-renal function test
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34 MISSILE-TRACKING FUNCTION
English-Arabic military dictionary > MISSILE-TRACKING FUNCTION
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35 ACTIVE TRACKING FUNCTION
English-Arabic military dictionary > ACTIVE TRACKING FUNCTION
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36 ABS control function
English-Arabic automotive engineering dictionary > ABS control function
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37 ASR control function
English-Arabic automotive engineering dictionary > ASR control function
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38 ASR function display
English-Arabic automotive engineering dictionary > ASR function display
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39 ASR function display
English-Arabic automotive engineering dictionary > ASR function display
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40 control function, pneumatic
English-Arabic automotive engineering dictionary > control function, pneumatic
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