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41 desimaltegn
subst. (edb) (virkelig desimaltegn) actual decimal point subst. (matematikk) decimal point -
42 direkteforbindelse
subst. (teleteknikk) nondialled connection subst. (teleteknikk) [ i utstyr] direct wiring, point-to-point wiring -
43 fastpunkt
subst. (vvs) anchor, fixed point subst. (turbin) casing anchor point -
44 festepunkt
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45 fikspunkt
subst. bench mark, conditional break point subst. (matematikk) fixed point -
46 flammepunkt
subst. fire point, flash point -
47 flytende komma
subst. (edb) floating decimal point, floating point -
48 forbindelsespunkt
subst. junction, tie-point subst. point of union -
49 forgreiningspunkt
subst. (edb) branching point subst. branch(ing) point subst. (petro) site tap assembly -
50 forgreningspunkt
subst. (edb) branching point subst. branch(ing) point subst. (petro) site tap assembly -
51 fripunkt
subst. (petro) free point, stuck point -
52 grensepunkt
subst. extreme point, terminal point -
53 himmelretning
subst. cardinal point, compass point -
54 infleksjonspunkt
subst. (petro) inflection point, point of inflexion -
55 inngrepspunkt
subst. point of contact, point of engagement -
56 kardinalpunkt
subst. cardinal point (nord, syd, øst, vest på kompasset) subst. keystone subst. [ kjernepunkt] crucial point -
57 kompasstrek
subst. compass point subst. point of the compass -
58 krystallisasjonspunkt
subst. cloud point subst. freezing point -
59 kulepenn
ball-point, pen* * *subst. ballpoint pen, ball pen, ball-point -
60 leveringssted
subst. place of delivery subst. (energi) supply terminals, delivery point, terminal point
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