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1 effect
s efecte, resultat, conseqüència | impressió | s pl efectesv efectuar, dur a terme, realitzarTo take effect fer efecte, posar en vigorTo the effect that en el sentit que -
2 after-effect
s conseqüència -
3 definiteness effect
s efecte de definitud, EDDef. del Termcat: Propietat que tenen certes construccions d'exigir que una posició determinada l'ocupi un sintagma nominal indefinit. -
4 external effect
s efecte extern, externalitatEconomia. Empresa. Medi ambientDef. del Termcat: Efectiu positiu o negatiu que un bé o una activitat rep o exerceix amb relació al seu entorn sense que quedi reflectit en el seu cost.Nota: Per exemple, l'efecte positiu per a una empresa de disposar d'una infraestructura viària desenvolupada; o l'efecte negatiu sobre l'entorn d'una acumulació de fàbriques.Formes desestimades: externitat -
5 field-effect diode
s ELECTRÒN díode d'efecte de camp, díode FET -
6 field-effect transistor
s ELECTRÒN transistor d'efecte de camp, transistor FET -
7 field-effect varistor
s ELECTRÒN varistor d'efecte de camp -
8 founder effect
s GENÈTICA efecte fundador -
9 föhn effect
s efecte föhnDef. del Termcat: Fenomen que es produeix quan un vent humit remunta una carena muntanyenca, de tal manera que al costat de sobrevent es formen núvols i a l'altre costat s'enregistra un augment de temperatura de l'aire i un descens de la humitat relativa. -
10 greenhouse effect
s efecte hivernacle -
11 Hall effect device
s ELECTRÒN dispositiu d'efecte Hall -
12 knock-on effect
s reacció en cadena -
13 maternal effect
s GENÈTICA efecte matern -
14 maternal effect gene
s GENÈTICA gen d'efecte matern -
15 N-channel field-effect transistor
s ELECTRÒN transistor d'efecte de camp de canal n, n-FETEnglish-Catalan dictionary > N-channel field-effect transistor
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16 P-channel field-effect transistor
s ELECTRÒN transistor d'efecte de camp de canal p, p-FETEnglish-Catalan dictionary > P-channel field-effect transistor
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17 placebo effect
s ANTROPOL efecte placebo -
18 position effect
s GENÈTICA efecte de posició -
19 side effect
s MED efecte secundari | efectes col·laterals -
20 stage-effect
s efecte escènic
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