Translation of location (English-English)

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allocation: a) the act of selecting and indicating the account (s) in which a transaction should be recorded; b) attribution of an item to a budget heading
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

allocation: placing one subject in context with,or near to,another subject
Category: Documentation and information

allocation: the allocation of railway infrastructure capacity by an allocation body
Category: Transport

allocation: the allotment,apportionment or placement of data items,storage,subjects,etc.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

allocation: the entry in the Table of Frequency Allocations of a given frequency band for the purpose of its use by one or more terrestrial or space radiocommunication services or the radio astronomy service under specified conditions
Category: News-systems and communications

allocation: the translation of the apportionment into total numbers of sorties by aircraft type available for each operation/task
Category: Defense

co-location: the ability of multiple satellites to share the same approximate geostationary orbital assignment frequently due to the fact that different frequency bands are used
Category: News-systems and communications

collocation: the placement of in-service customer telecommunications equipment at a carrier`s central office,point of presence or other network location
Category: News-systems and communications

collocation: the order in which creditors are placed and paid
Category: Law

collocation: two or more words,considered as individual lexical items,used in habitual association with one another in a given language,e.g.in English 'green' collocates with 'grass','dark' with 'night',etc.
Category: Language and literature

dislocation: 1)Anatomy: displacement of the particular surface of a bone from its normal joint, without fracture; 2)Society: separation of a family from its normal neighbourhood or of a society from its usual environment
Category: Management in the public and private sector

dislocation: the displacement of the particular surface of a bone from its normal joint,without fracture
Category: Medicine

dislocation: line defect in the structure of a single crystal
Category: Chemistry

dislocation-induced: recombination of holes and electrons in a semiconductor,occurring preferentially in a region having a high dislocation density because of the trapping of the dislocations on charge carriers
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

location: the generalized concept of the 'average' value of a distribution.Typical measures of location are the mean,the median,the mode,and the geometric mean
Category: Mathematics

location: the number of viewers is measured in terms of traffic, that is, the number of people who drive or walk by each day. For this reason, -- is one of the chief features of outdoor.
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

preallocation: the technique of not beginning execution of a process until all of the resources it requires have been allocated to it
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

radiolocation: the determination of relative direction,position or motion of an object,or its detection,by means of the propagation characteristics of radio waves
Category: News-systems and communications

relocation: moving of a computer programme or part of a computer programme and adjustment of the necessary address references so that the computer programme can be executed after being moved
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

relocation: removal and -- of equipment.....--removal and establishment in a new place.
Category: Language and literature

translocation: a) generally, the movement of solutes within and between the tissues of a living plant; b) more particularly, the movement of carbohydrates and other organic substances within the phloem (constituting the phloem sap)
Category: Botany and zoology

translocation: movement of dissolved or undissolved substances within or on the surface of the soil caused by water, air and human activities or soil organisms
Category: The cosmos

translocation: the change in position of a chromosome segment to another location in the same or a different chromosome
Category: Medicine

translocation: the movement of material in solution inside the body of the plant
Category: Botany and zoology

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