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Significados de deactivation en inglés

ruso
деактивация
español
desactivación

Event in which a military unit is removed from active status, but not necessarily disbanded or disestablished.

desactivación
portugués
desativação
catalán
desencebament

The act of deactivating or making ineffective (as a bomb)

desativação
Uso de deactivation en inglés
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The deactivation policy stated that each city had a minimum average rating.
Radio NZ
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In both tasks, greater bilateral AG deactivation was associated with poorer performance.
Pubmed
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One of the cheapest things automakers can do is adopt cylinder deactivation.
Wired
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However, the I hERG deactivation rate was significantly slower for hERG T .
Pubmed
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At both time points, deactivation was similar in preHD and controls.
Pubmed
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In contrast, deactivation of current responses was only slightly affected by membrane depolarization.
Pubmed
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This statement is not intended to recommend or promote device deactivation.
Pubmed
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Those who don't boost their scores risk suspension or permanent deactivation.
Wired
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To delete your account, you must go to the deactivation page.
Reuters
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A sub-analysis excluded crossover patients with MPP activation or deactivation occurring after implantation.
Pubmed
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MCI patients showed less deactivation than HC, but more than AD.
Pubmed
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Visual impairment during hypoglycemia was associated with deactivation in the ventral visual stream.
Pubmed
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Shisa7 controls receptor abundance at synapses and speeds up the channel deactivation kinetics.
Pubmed
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Uber's New Zealand spokesperson Nicky Preston said that the company's deactivation policy is fair.
Radio NZ
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Uber's standard driver contract states any deactivation decision is final.
Radio NZ
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After deactivation the high-voltage circuit requires 5 minutes to deplete.
Wired
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Translations for deactivation
portugués
desativação
Deactivation a través del tiempo
Deactivation por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
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