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61 wave-built shore
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62 wave-cut niche
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63 wave-cut platform
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64 wave-refraction diagram
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > wave-refraction diagram
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65 wave front
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > wave front
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66 wave amplification
nTELECOM amplificación de onda f -
67 wave amplitude
nFUELLESS, OCEAN, PHYS amplitud de onda f -
68 wave analyser
n (BrE)ACOUST, ELECTRON analizador de onda m -
69 wave base
nOCEAN nivel de base de las olas m -
70 wave coherence
nTELECOM coherencia de onda f -
71 wave crest
nFUELLESS cresta de una onda f -
72 wave damper
nOCEAN amortiguador de olas m -
73 wave damping
nOCEAN amortiguación de olas f -
74 wave decay
nOCEAN disminución de amplitud de onda f -
75 wave delta
nPETROL delta de onda m -
76 wave diffraction
nTELECOM difracción de onda f -
77 wave dispersion
nTELECOM dispersión de la onda f -
78 wave drag
nTRANSP resistencia a la formación de olas f -
79 wave duct
nELEC ENG guíaondas cilíndrico m -
80 wave equation
nELEC, PHYS, RAD PHYS ecuación de onda f
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