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61 principle of mass action
< phys> ■ Massenwirkungsgesetz nEnglish-german technical dictionary > principle of mass action
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62 principle of measurement
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63 principle of positive displacement
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64 principle of relativity
< phys> ■ Relativitätsprinzip nEnglish-german technical dictionary > principle of relativity
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65 principle of the conservation of energy
< phys> ■ Prinzip von der Erhaltung der Energie nEnglish-german technical dictionary > principle of the conservation of energy
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66 principle of virtual work
< mech> ■ Prinzip der virtuellen Arbeit nEnglish-german technical dictionary > principle of virtual work
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67 principle device
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68 principle of arrangement
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69 principle of causality
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70 principle of classification
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71 principle of law
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72 principle role
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73 principle of measurement
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74 average based on the FIFO principle
average based on the FIFO principle ( average based on the first-in-first-out principle) TECH gewachsener Durchschnitt mEnglish-german engineering dictionary > average based on the FIFO principle
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75 ability-to-pay principle
ability-to-pay principle ECON, TAX Leistungsfähigkeitsprinzip n, Zahlungsfähigkeitsprinzip n (fundamental principle of taxation)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > ability-to-pay principle
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76 accrual basis principle
accrual basis principle ACC Grundsatz m der Periodenabgrenzung, Abgrenzungsprinzip n, Grundsatz m periodengerechter Zuordnung (synonymous: accrual principle, accrual concept, accrual basis concept)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > accrual basis principle
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77 accrual principle
accrual principle ACC Grundsatz m der Periodenabgrenzung, Abgrenzungsprinzip n, Grundsatz m der periodengerechten Zuordnung, Grundsatz m periodengerechter Zuordnung, Periodenabgrenzung f (synonymous: accrual basis principle, accrual concept, accrual basis concept)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > accrual principle
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78 expediency principle
expediency principle LAW Opportunitätsprinzip n (Verfolgungsermessen der Staatsanwaltschaft: Einschreiten nur dann, wenn das nach ihrem pflichtgemäßen Ermessen im öffentlichen Interesse liegt; opposite: principle of upholding the law = Legalitätsprinzip = Gegensatz)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > expediency principle
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79 first-come-first-served principle
first-come-first-served principle GEN Prioritätsprinzip n, Windhundprinzip n, Windhundverfahren n (principle of priority)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > first-come-first-served principle
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80 let-others-work principle
let-others-work principle (l-o-w principle) GEN Andere-arbeiten-lassen-Prinzip n, Aal-Prinzip n (Aktivierung von Internetnutzern für die geschäftlichen Interessen von Internetunternehmen; vgl. wikinomics)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > let-others-work principle
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