Übersetzung für 'f/p' von Englisch nach Deutsch

female {adj} <f, ♀>

weiblich <w, wbl., ♀>

following {adj} <foll., f.>

anschließend <anschl.>

folgend <folg., f.>

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F [grade] [Am.] [Aus.]

ungenügend [Schulnote]educ.

nicht genügend [österr.] [Schulnote]educ.

Fetzen {m} [österr.] [ugs.] [Schulnote]educ.

feminine {adj} <f>

weiblich <wbl.>

femto- {prefix} <f> [10 ^ -15]

Femto- <f>unit

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fog <f>

Nebel {m}meteo.

A/F [across flats]

Schlüsselweite {f}engin.

fluorine <F>

Fluor {n} <F>chem.

Fahrenheit <F>

Fahrenheit {n} <F>unit

farad <F>

Farad {n} <F>electr.unit

phenylalanine <Phe, F>

Phenylalanin {n} <Phe, F>biochem.

f [letter, musical note]

f {n} [Buchstabe, Ton]ling.mus.print

F [letter, musical note]

F {n} [Buchstabe, Ton]ling.mus.print

feet <f., ft, ft.>

Schuh {pl} [veraltet] [Längenmaß]unit

forma <f.> [taxonomy] [e.g. in Mus musculus f. domestica]

Form {f} [Taxonomie]biol.bot.zool.

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cerebrospinal fluid {adj} [attr.] <CSF, C.S.F.>

Liquor- [z. B. Fistel]med.

for instance {adv} <f.i.>

beispielhalber

beispielshalber

zum Beispiel <z. B.>

beispielsweise <bspw.>

zum Exempel [veraltend]

fully paid {adj} <f.p.>

voll bezahlt

male / female {adj} <m/f> [e.g. in job advertisements]

männlich / weiblich <m/w> [z. B. in Stellenanzeigen]jobs

sweet F A [Br.] [sl.]

rein gar nichtsidiom

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to fasten off <fo, f/o> [finishing a crochet or knitting project]

[Abschließen einer Häkel- od. Strickarbeit]textil.

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A/F mixture

Luft-Kraftstoff-Gemisch {n}

base fog <B+F, b&f> [base plus fog]

Grundschleier {m}MedTech.photo.

boy friend <B/F>

fester Freund {m}

brought forward <b/f>

Übertrag {m}

Congolese franc <CDF, F> [Democratic Republic of the Congo]

Kongo-Franc {m} <CDF, F> [Demokratische Republik Kongo]curr.

degree Fahrenheit <degree F, °F>

Grad {m} {n} Fahrenheit <°F>unit

F adapter

F-Verbindungs­stück {n}tech.

F attachment

Quartventil {n} [Posaune]mus.

F clef

F-Schlüssel {m}mus.

F flat <F♭>

Fes {n} <F♭>mus.

F layer

Appleton-Schicht {f}meteo.

F major <F>

F-Dur {n} <F>mus.

F minor <f, Fm>

f-Moll {n} <f, Fm>mus.

F region

Appleton-Schicht {f}meteo.

F sharp <F♯>

Fis {n} <F♯>mus.

f-angle [corresponding angle]

F-Winkel {m} [Stufenwinkel]math.

F-bomb [coll.] [esp. Am.]

F-Wort {n}

F-duct

F-Schacht {m} [auch RW80 genannt]automot.sports

f-hole [esp. with violin-family instruments]

F-Loch {n} [bes. bei Instrumenten der Violinfamilie]mus.

F-layer

F-Schicht {f}meteo.

f-number

Blendenzahl {f}photo.phys.

f-ratio

Blendenzahl {f}opticsphoto.

f-stop

Blendenzahl {f}photo.

Blendenstufe {f}photo.

Position {f} der Blendeneinstellungphoto.

F-wave

F-Welle {f}med.

F-word [euphemism for fuck or feminism]

F-Wort {n}

factory number <F/N>

Fabriknummer {f} <FN>

Werknummer {f} <WN> [veraltet für: Fabriknummer]

fascist scale <F-scale>

Faschismus-Skala {f} <F-Skala> [auch: Faschismusskala]

fertility factor <FF, F factor>

Fertilitätsfaktor {m} <F-Faktor>biol.

final concentration <f.c.>

Endkonzentration {f}chem.

first edition <FE, F/E, 1E, 1/e>

Erstausgabe {f} <EA>

fluorescent body <F-body>

F-Body {m}biol.

F-Körper {m} [selten] [F-Body]biol.

Fréchet derivative <F-derivative>

Fréchet-Ableitung {f} <F-Ableitung>math.

Fréchet differential <F-differential>

Fréchet-Differential {n} <F-Differential>math.

Fréchet-Differenzial {n} <F-Differenzial>math.

French degree <°f, °fH>

französischer Grad {m} <°f, °fH>hydro.unit

French franc {m} <FRF, FF, Fr, F>

französischer Franc {m} <FRF, FF, Fr, F>curr.hist.

französischer Franken {m} [seltener für: französischer Franc] <FRF, FF, Fr, F>curr.hist.

Fresnel number <F>

Fresnel-Zahl {f} <F>engin.unit

full scale <FS, f.s.>

Vollaussteuerung {f}electr.

functional calculus <FC, F.C.>

Funktionskalkül {n} <FK>math.

girl friend <G/F>

feste Freundin {f}

luminous flux <F>

Lichtstrom {m}electr.phys.

Monégasque franc <MCF, F, Fr>

monegassischer Franc {m} <MCF, F, Fr>curr.hist.

pertsevite-(F) [Mg2 [(F,OH)0.5-1|(BO3,SiO4)]]

Pertsevit-(F) {m}mineral.

Rwandan franc <RWF, F.Rw>

Ruanda-Franc {m} <RWF, F.Rw>curr.

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cost, insurance, freight <cif, c.i.f., CIF>

Kosten, Versicherung und Fracht inbegriffen

Kosten, Versicherung, Fracht [Incoterm]comm.

F for Foxtrot [NATO phonetic alphabet]

F wie Foxtrot [NATO-Buchstabiertafel]idiommil.

F for Fredrick [Br.]

F wie / für Friedrichidiom

f of x <f(x)>

f von x <f(x)>math.

fast as can <f.a.c>

schnellstmöglichst

so schnell wie möglich

free of charge {adj} {adv} <f.o.c., FOC> [postpos.]

kostenlos

kostenfrei

free of damage {adj} <f.o.d.>

unbeschädigt

free of quay <f.o.q.>

frei auf den Kai

free on board <fob, f.o.b.>

frei (an Bord)comm.naut.

free on rail <f.o.r.>

frei Bahn-Waggon Abgangsort

free on truck <f.o.t>

frei Waggon oder LKW Abgangsort

with effect from <wef, w.e.f.>

mit Wirkung vom

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4-French catheter <4 F / 4F catheter>

4-French-Katheter {m} <4 F- / 4F-Katheter>med.MedTech.

base plus fog <B+F, b&f>

Grundschleier {m}photo.

California F-scale

California-F-Skala {f} [Faschismus-Skala]

cerebrospinal fluid fistula <CSF fistula, C.S.F. fistula>

Liquorfistel {f}med.

cost and freight <CFR, G&F>

Kosten und Fracht [Incoterm]comm.

F double flat <Fbb>

Feses {n}mus.

F double sharp <Fx>

Fisis {n}mus.

F flat major

Fes-Dur {n}mus.

• "Jukebox" is an album by Jamaaladeen Tacuma. It was recorded from September 1987 to October 1987 and was released in 1988 by Gramavision. It was produced by Jonathan F.P. Rose and Jamaaladeen Tacuma.
• Boyer went back to France where he starred in "F.P.1 Doesn't Answer" (1932), "Moi et l'impératrice" (1933), "Les Amoureux" (1933) ("The Sparrowhawk"), and "La bataille" (1933) with Annabella.
• g. from Audemars Piguet, F.P. Journe, Hublot, Montblanc, Omega, and Panerai.
• "f"("n") = "f"("p'a") "f"("q'b") ...
• If no field "K" is specified, the transcendence degree of a field "L" is its degree relative to the prime field of the same characteristic, i.e., the rational numbers field Q if "L" is of characteristic 0 and the finite field F"p" if "L" is of characteristic "p".

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• A function is continuous at a limit point "p" of and in its domain if and only if "f"("p") is "the" (or, in the general case, "a") limit of "f"("x") as "x" tends to "p".
• All these conjectures can be formulated for more general fields in place of [...] : algebraic number fields (the original and most important case), local fields, and function fields (finite extensions of F"p"("t") where "p" is a prime and F"p"("t") is the field of rational functions over the finite field with "p" elements).
• Moreover, based on the definition of a function, the Gray level histogram method is like finding a function [...] that satisfies f(p)=q.
• Every prime number "p" divides a Fibonacci number that can be determined by the value of "p" modulo 5.
• "Travels in Brazil, in the Years 1817–1820: Undertaken by Command of His Majesty the King of Bavaria" by Dr.

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• Charles James Fox singled out Mackintosh's book as that which did most justice to the French Revolution, and he preferred it over Burke and Thomas Paine.
• Ramsey's theorem is a foundational result in combinatorics.
• "Remaines" also contains the first-ever alphabetical list of English proverbs, since heavily exploited by the editors of the principal modern dictionaries of proverbs (including those of Burton Stevenson (1949), M.
• The actor became much better known after director Fritz Lang cast him as child-killer Hans Beckert in "M" (1931), a film reputedly inspired by the Peter Kürten case.
• The addition operations on integers and modular integers, used to define the cyclic groups, are the addition operations of commutative rings, also denoted Z and Z/"n"Z or Z/("n").

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• Other sources also suggest that other tribes in the area used various forms of protective coverings for their genitals while bathing, though it was also suggested that these were to prevent bites from piranha.
• After World War II, the U.S. military desired better strategic aerial reconnaissance to help determine Soviet capabilities and intentions, and to prevent being caught off guard as it had been in the Attack on Pearl Harbor.
• Financial inventions were patentable under French law from January 1791 until September 1792.