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1 based (up)on mere gossip
based (up)on mere gossip -
2 based
adj. gebaseerd op; gebaseerd -
3 based on
gebaseerd op -
4 based on mutual respect
gebaseerd op wederzijds respect -
5 computer-based accountancy
geautomatiseerde/gecomputeriseerde boekhouding -
6 his suspicion is based on a conjecture
English-Dutch dictionary > his suspicion is based on a conjecture
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7 land-based
land-based -
8 the fleet is based on/in Malta
the fleet is based on/in Malta -
9 Computer Based Training
computer gebaseerde training, training van mensen op diverse vakgebieden m.b.v. computers, CBT -
10 oil-based paint
olieverf -
11 science-based
wetenschappelijk gebaseerd -
12 server based LAN
op een server gebaseerd netwerk, lokaal netwerk waarvan de meeste bronnen zich bevinden bij de server -
13 text based
op tekst gebaseerd, tekstueel, programma of interface die alleen gebruik maakt van tekst en ASCII karakters -
14 well-based
goed gevestigd, heeft goede basis -
15 activity-based costing
kostprijsbepaling gebaseerd op uitgevoerde activiteiten -
16 assumption-based truth maintenance system: ATMS
systeem voor het bijhouden van waarheden die op aannames zijn gebaseerdEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > assumption-based truth maintenance system: ATMS
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17 case-based reasoning
op gevallen gebaseerd redeneren -
18 code-based testing
code-georiënteerd testen -
19 constraint-based reasoning
redeneren met beperkingenEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > constraint-based reasoning
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20 design-based testing
ontwerp-gebaseerd testen
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