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41 relative gain
nSPACE aumento relativo m, ganancia relativa f, incremento relativo m -
42 relative grain area
nCOAL área de exfoliación relativa f -
43 relative harmonic content
nACOUST, ELECTRON contenido armónico relativo mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > relative harmonic content
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44 relative humidity
nHEAT, HEAT ENG, HYDROL, METEO, P&R, PAPER, PHYS,REFRIG, TEXTIL, WATER humedad relativa f -
45 relative molecular mass
nPHYS masa molecular relativa fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > relative molecular mass
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46 relative motion
nPHYS movimiento relativo m -
47 relative permeability
nELEC, ELEC ENG, PHYS permeabilidad específica f, permeabilidad relativa fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > relative permeability
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48 relative permittivity
nELEC, ELEC ENG, PHYS constante dieléctrica relativa f, permitividad relativa fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > relative permittivity
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49 relative power
nELEC ENG, PHYS potencia aparente f -
50 relative risk
nMATH riesgo relativo m -
51 relative signal amplitude
nELECTRON amplitud de señal relativa fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > relative signal amplitude
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52 relative slip
nELEC deslizamiento relativo m -
53 relative tone
nACOUST tono relativo m -
54 relative velocity
nMECH ENG, PHYS velocidad relativa f -
55 relative viscosity
nFLUID viscosidad relativa f -
56 relative water velocity
nFUELLESS, HYDROL, WATER velocidad de agua relativa fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > relative water velocity
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57 relative-pressure coefficient
nPHYS coeficiente de presión relativa mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > relative-pressure coefficient
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58 relative sunspot number
número relativo de manchas solaresEnglish-Spanish dictionary of astronomy terms > relative sunspot number
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59 relative accommodation
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60 relative address
s.dirección relativa, dirección especificada al indicar su distancia de otra dirección llamada dirección base.
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