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101 major scale
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102 small-scale
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103 Diseconomies of Scale
Se refiere a cuando deja de producir beneficios la economía de escala.English-spanish dictionary of marketing > Diseconomies of Scale
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104 Beaufort scale
['bǝʊfǝtˌskeɪl]N escala f Beaufort -
105 Richter scale
['rɪxtǝˌskeɪl]N (Geol) escala f Richter -
106 chromatic scale
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107 Glasgow Coma Scale
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108 Glasgow outcome scale
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109 Rancho Los Amigos Scale
English-Spanish medical dictionary > Rancho Los Amigos Scale
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110 Rankine scale
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111 Zung Self-Rating Depression Scale
English-Spanish medical dictionary > Zung Self-Rating Depression Scale
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112 gray scale
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113 gray scale display
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114 long-scale contrast
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115 neonatal behavior assessment scale
English-Spanish medical dictionary > neonatal behavior assessment scale
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116 numeric pain scale
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117 social adjustment rating scale
English-Spanish medical dictionary > social adjustment rating scale
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118 social behavior assessment scale
English-Spanish medical dictionary > social behavior assessment scale
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119 social readjustment rating scale
English-Spanish medical dictionary > social readjustment rating scale
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120 Beaufort scale
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