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| gen. |
credit transfer; shipment of waste |
| commun. |
hand-off; handoff; cutover; call handoff |
| comp., MS |
download (The transfer of a copy of a file from a remote device to a requesting device by means of a modem or network); transfer (The movement of information from one location to another, either within a computer (as from a disk drive to memory), between a computer and an external device (as between a file server and a computer on a network), or between separate computers) |
| econ., fin. |
defeasance; hive-off |
| el. |
through-connect; through-connection |
| fin. |
account transfer; give-up |
| fin., econ. |
transfer |
| IMF. |
grant; transfer payment |
| mater.sc. |
inter-bin transfer; turning |
| med., life.sc. |
Western Blot; translocation; western blot; Western blotting; Western transference |
| transp., nucl.pow. |
shipment |
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| comp., MS |
downloads (Usually apps, games, and music downloaded from Windows Phone Store) |
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| radio |
handover in radiocommunication |
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| stat. |
transfers |
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| comp., MS |
Downloads (The link to the site to download client versions of Windows Live products such as Windows Live Mail, Windows Live Messenger, etc) |
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| el. |
electricity wheeling |
