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61 audio frequency
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audio frekvencija
audiofrekvencija
audio-frekvencija
Äujna frekvencija
niska frekvencija
ton-frekvencija
zvuÄna frekvencija -
62 available frequency band
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63 beat frequency
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Äujna uÄestalost
Äujna uÄestanost
frekvencija izbijanja
frekventno izbijanje -
64 bi-frequency
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65 break frequency
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66 carrier frequency
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67 cavity frequency meter
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68 claim frequency
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69 cutoff frequency
graniÄna frekvencija
kritiÄna frekvencija
odrezna frekvencija
prekidna frekvencija -
70 digital frequency modulation
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71 Doppler frequency
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72 dot frequency
frekvencija toÄke -
73 dual tone multi-frequency
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dvotonska višefrekvencijska signalizacija
dvotonski viÅ¡efrekventni (naÄin signalizacije) -
74 extra high frequency
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frekvencijsko podruÄje od 30 do 300 GHz
iznimno visoke frekvencije -
75 extremely high frequency
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ekstremno visoke frekvencije (30 do 300 GHz)
krajnje visoke frekvencije -
76 extremely low frequency
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77 fast frequency shift keying
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brza frekvencijska digitalna modulacija
brza modulacija s frekvencijskim pomakom -
78 food frequency questionnaire
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79 fundamental frequency
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80 high frequency
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