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Übersetzung für 'NS' von Englisch nach Deutsch

nonsmoker <NS>

Nichtraucher {m} <NR>

nanosecond <ns, nsec>

Nanosekunde {f} <ns>unit

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neurosarcoidosis <NS>

Neurosarkoidose {f}med.

nielsbohrium <Ns> [obs.] [element 105]

Nielsbohrium {n} <Ns> [veraltet] [Element 105]chem.

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not specified <ns, n/s>

keine Angabe / Angaben <k. A., KA>

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national security <NS>

äußere Sicherheit {f}pol.

nationale Sicherheit {f} <NS> [Abk. selten]pol.

natural service <NS> [natural insemination]

Natursprung {m} <NS> [natürliche Besamung]zool.

navicular syndrome <NS>

Podotrochlose-Syndrom {n}equest.VetMed.

Strahlbeinlahmheit {f} [Podotrochlose-Syndrom]equest.VetMed.

necrotising sialometaplasia <NS> [Br.]

nekrotisierende Sialometaplasie {f}med.

necrotizing sialometaplasia <NS>

nekrotisierende Sialometaplasie {f}med.

nephrotic syndrome <NS>

nephrotisches Syndrom {n} <NS>med.

nimbostratus clouds <Ns>

Nimbostratus-Wolken {pl}meteo.

nodular sclerosis <NS>

noduläre Sklerose {f} <NS>med.

non-smoker <NS>

Nichtraucher {m} <NR>

notary seal <NS>

Siegel {n} des Notars

Nova Scotia <NS>

Nova Scotia {n} [kanadische Provinz]geogr.

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Naegeli's / Naegeli syndrome <NS>

Naegeli-Syndrom {n}med.

Noonan's / Noonan syndrome <NS>

Noonan-Syndrom {n} <NS>med.

normal saline (solution) <NS, NSS, N/S>

isotonische Kochsalzlösung {f}med.pharm.

Norrie's / Norrie syndrome <NS>

Norrie-Syndrom {n}med.

• Nachsatz {m} <NS> [Postskriptum] = postscript <P.S., PS>
• Nachschrift {f} <NS> [Postskriptum] = postscript <PS, P.S.>
• Nanosekunde {f} <ns> = nanosecond <ns, nsec>

• First produced in 1982, the Yamaha NS-2000 is an improved version of the older NS-1000 speaker that was first made in the early to mid-1970s.
• The rail infrastructure is maintained by network manager ProRail, which was split off from NS in 2003.
• Three sections of the SVT 137 902 were originally from the Dutch NS streamline '36 and used in this train. They didn't return to the NS after the war.
• BDRV interchanges with Norfolk Southern Railway (NS) in Phillipsburg, which provides connections to the national rail network.
• In the process of developing ns-3, it was decided to completely abandon backward-compatibility with ns-2.

• NS Hispeed was formed in 2007 when the former international subdivision of NS, "NS Internationaal", was rebranded as NS Hispeed.
• 3 MHz (12 ns), 71 MHz (14 ns) and 62.5 MHz (16 ns), while the NVAX+ is clocked at a frequency of 90.9 MHz (11 ns).
• A major function of H-NS is to influence DNA topology (Figure 2).
• H-NS is about 15.6 kDa and assists in the regulation of bacterial transcription in bacteria by repressing and activating certain genes.
• Agnus's timings are measured in "color clocks" of 280 ns.

• GDTs take a relatively long time to trigger (longer than a lightning strike of 60 ns to 70 ns), permitting a higher voltage spike to pass through briefly before the GDT conducts significant current.
• Although NS-23 and AM-23 ammunition is dimensionally the same, it is not permitted to fire NS-23 and NR-23 ammunition in the AM-23 or GSh-23.
• In 1872 the Intercolonial Railway of Canada constructed its Truro, NS-Moncton, NB mainline through the area at the persuasion of the Spring Hill & Parrsborough Coal & Railway Company Ltd., creating a diversion several miles to the south of the preferred route running between Oxford Junction, NS and Amherst, NS.
• "Example": main memory = 50 [...] , L1 = 1 ns with 10% miss rate, L2 = 5 ns with 1% miss rate, L3 = 10 ns with 0.2% miss rate.
• In 1968 the Pennsylvania Railroad merged with the New York Central to form Penn Central.

• In October 1932 the entire passenger transport by tram was terminated by the WSM.