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1 human-readable
<edp.docu> (data, character) ■ Klarschrift...; uncodiert; Klartext... -
2 human-readable character
< edp> ■ Klarschriftzeichen nEnglish-german technical dictionary > human-readable character
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3 human-readable characters
pl <edp.docu> (e.g. on labels, tags, forms) ■ Klarschrift f ; personenlesbare Information f ; personenlesbare Daten npl ; Klartext mEnglish-german technical dictionary > human-readable characters
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4 human-readable data
<edp.docu> (e.g. on labels, tags, forms) ■ Klarschrift f ; personenlesbare Information f ; personenlesbare Daten npl ; Klartext m -
5 human-readable information
<edp.docu> (e.g. on labels, tags, forms) ■ Klarschrift f ; personenlesbare Information f ; personenlesbare Daten npl ; Klartext mEnglish-german technical dictionary > human-readable information
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6 blank
< gen> (e.g. sheet of paper, stare etc.) ■ leer< docu> (unprinted space) ■ leer; frei< edp> (disk, form, data category field) ■ leer; unbeschrieben< edp> ■ Leerstelle f< edp> ■ Leerzeichen n< prod> (gen.; any pre-formed part for subsequent shaping; e.g. for keys) ■ Rohling m ; Ausgangsteil n rar< prod> ■ Rohteil n< prod> ■ Vorform f<prod.metal> (sheet metal; e.g. before pressing, deep-drawing) ■ Platine f ; Zuschnitt mvt <av> ■ austasten vtvt <el> ■ dunkelsteuern vt ; dunkeltasten vt -
7 internal
< gen> (e.g. production, facilities, market, revenues) ■ Inlands-...; inländisch< edp> (human readable or bar code character font) ■ resident; intern< gen> (e.g. trade, traffic, flight) ■ Binnen...; Inlands... -
8 resident
< edp> (human readable or bar code character font) ■ resident; intern -
9 space
<tech.gen> (distance between sth) ■ Abstand m<tech.gen> ■ Spalt m<av> (safety zone between tracks on video tape) ■ Rasen m< edp> ■ Leerzeichentaste f< edp> ■ Leerstelle f< edp> (of opt. storage media; e.g. of CDs) ■ Spiegelebene f ; Land n ; Land-Ebene f ; Land-Bereich m ; Grundebene f<edp.print> ■ Schritt m<el> (absence of signal) ■ Space m< math> ■ Raum m< print> ■ Lücke fvt <tech.gen> ■ einteilen vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. holes, conductors) ■ mit Abstand anordnen vt
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