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1 accelerated
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2 accelerated idioventricular rhythm
English-Spanish medical dictionary > accelerated idioventricular rhythm
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3 accelerated
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4 accelerated hypertension
English-Spanish medical dictionary > accelerated hypertension
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5 accelerated idiojunctional rhythm
English-Spanish medical dictionary > accelerated idiojunctional rhythm
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6 accelerated respiration
English-Spanish medical dictionary > accelerated respiration
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7 accelerated erosion
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > accelerated erosion
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8 accelerated ageing
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > accelerated ageing
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9 accelerated aging
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > accelerated aging
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10 accelerated weathering
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > accelerated weathering
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11 accelerated ageing test
nP&R prueba de envejecimiento acelerado fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > accelerated ageing test
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12 accelerated commutation
nELEC electrical machine conmutación acelerada fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > accelerated commutation
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13 accelerated creep
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14 accelerated filtration
nCHEM TECH, FOOD filtración acelerada fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > accelerated filtration
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15 accelerated freeze drying
n (AFD)AGRIC criodeshidratación f, liofilización acelerada f, secado por congelación mFOOD, PACK, REFRIG, THERMO liofilización acelerada fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > accelerated freeze drying
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16 accelerated motion
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17 accelerated storage test
nPACK ensayo de almacenado acelerado mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > accelerated storage test
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18 accelerated weathering
nP&R alteración por exposición a la intemperie artificial f, deterioro por exposición a la intemperie artificial mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > accelerated weathering
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19 accelerated
adj.acelerado.pp.participio pasado del verbo ACCELERATE.pt.pretérito del verbo: ACCELERATE -
20 accelerated aging
s.envejecimiento acelerado.
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