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Übersetzung für 'L system' von Englisch nach Deutsch

L-system

L-System {n}math.

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ton <l. t., l. tn., L.T., LT> [Br.] [long ton] [2240 lb]

britische Tonne {f} <tn. l.> [ca. 1016,05 kg]unit

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litre <l, L, ℓ> [Br.]

Liter {m} [auch {n}] <l, L, ℓ>unit

liter <l, L, ℓ> [Am.]

Liter {m} [auch {n}] <l, L, ℓ>unit

L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine <L-DOPA>

L-3,4-Dihydroxyphenylalanin {n} <L-DOPA>biochem.

quantum libet {adv} <qu. l.; q. l.; QL> [as much as you please]

so viel beliebtpharm.

nach Beliebenpharm.

limulus amebocyte lysate test <LAL test, L.A.L. test>

Limulus-Amöbozyten-Lysat-Test {m} <LAL-Test>pharm.

grams per liter [Am.] <g/l, g/L>

Gramm {pl} pro Liter <g/l, g/L>unit

millimoles per liter [Am.] <mmol/l, mmol/L>

Millimol {pl} pro Liter <mmol/l, mmol/L>chem.unit

Chicago Elevated <Chicago El, Chicago L, El, L>

Chicago-Hochbahn {f} [Hoch- und U-Bahn von Chicago, USA]rail

millimoles per litre [Br.] <mmol/l, mmol/L>

Millimol {pl} pro Liter <mmol/l, mmol/L>chem.unit

profit and loss <P/L, P&L>

Gewinn und Verlust <GuV>

lethality value <L, L-value>

Letalitätswert {m} <L, L-Wert>biochem.FoodInd.

L cut

L-Schnitt {m}comp.filmtech.

L-selectin

L-Selectin {n}biochem.

L-kidney

L-Niere {f}med.

line <l.>

Vers {m} <V.>lit.

L-blade

Winkelmesser {n} [einer Bodenfräse]

L-selenomethionine

L-Selenomethionin {n}biochem.

L-homocitrulline

L-Homocitrullin {n}biochem.

• L-System {n} = L-system
• Liter {m} [auch {n}] <l, L, ℓ> = litre <l, L, ℓ> [Br.]
• Liter {m} [auch {n}] <l, L, ℓ> = liter <l, L, ℓ> [Am.]
• Zwei Tage in L.A. / 2 Tage in L.A. = 2 Days in the Valley [John Herzfeld]
• L-3,4-Dihydroxyphenylalanin {n} <L-DOPA> = L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine <L-DOPA>
• l'art pour l'art {n} = art for art's sake
• Letalitätswert {m} <L, L-Wert> = lethality value <L, L-value>
• Millimol {pl} pro Liter <mmol/l, mmol/L> = millimoles per liter [Am.] <mmol/l, mmol/L>
• Gramm {pl} pro Liter <g/l, g/L> = grams per liter [Am.] <g/l, g/L>
• Millimol {pl} pro Liter <mmol/l, mmol/L> = millimoles per litre [Br.] <mmol/l, mmol/L>
• Bildverstärker-Fernseh-System {n} <BV-FS-System> = image intensifier television system <I.I. TV system>
• Hefe-Zwei-Hybrid-System {n} <H2H-System> = yeast two-hybrid system <Y2H system>
• On-Board-Diagnose-System {n} <OBD-System> = on-board diagnosis system <OBD system>
• humanes Leukozyten-Antigen-System {n} <HLA-System> = human leukocyte antigen system <HLA system>
• lineares zeitinvariantes System {n} <LZI-System> = linear time-invariant system <LTI system>
• Solo für O.N.C.E.L. / Solo für U.N.C.L.E. = The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
• informationstechnisches System {n} <IT-System> = information technology system <IT system, ITS>
• gastroenteropankreatisches System {n} <GEP-System> = gastroenteropancreatic system <GEP system>
• fünfstufiges Triage-System {n} <5-stufiges Triage-System> [auch: fünfstufiges Triagesystem] = five-level triage system <5-level triage system>
• von links nach rechts <v. l. n. r., v.l.n.r.> = from left to right <FLTR, f.l.t.r.>
• automatisiertes Insulinabgabe-System {n} <AID, AID-System> = automated insulin delivery system <AID, AID system>

• Often, the D/L system (with small caps) and the d/l system (with lower-case) are confused.
• In November 2004, the facility claimed the top spot in the TOP500 list of fast supercomputers with a prototype Blue Gene/L system containing 32,768 processors.
• An L-system or Lindenmayer system is a parallel rewriting system and a type of formal grammar.
• The Sierpiński curve can be expressed by a rewrite system (L-system).
• In 1979, the City began the Southwest Transit Project, which proposed extending the CTA 'L' system to the Southwest Side of Chicago over existing railroad rights-of-way and newer elevated connections along the very busy Archer-49th-Cicero Corridor from the Loop to its originally planned terminus at Ford City Shopping Center.

• It was tested with SECAM standard in the early stages, but later the decision was made to adopt color in 625-lines L system only.
• The station is now noted for being one of two commercial locations to have its own station on the Chicago Transit Authority's (CTA) 'L' system.
• There are three common naming conventions for specifying one of the two enantiomers (the absolute configuration) of a given chiral molecule: the R/S system is based on the geometry of the molecule; the (+)- and (−)- system (also written using the obsolete equivalents "d"- and "l"-) is based on its optical rotation properties; and the D/L system is based on the molecule's relationship to enantiomers of glyceraldehyde.
• As of November 2010, the center houses three TOP500 supercomputers; the oldest and still fastest of which, a BlueGene/L system designed for protein folding simulations, called "BGW" (Blue Gene Watson), entered the list in the 06/2005 issue, then positioned second behind fellow Blue Gene/L in LLNL.