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111latent defect — A hidden or concealed defect. One which could not be discovered by reasonable and customary observation or inspection; one not apparent on face of goods, product, document, etc. Defect of which owner has no knowledge, or which, in exercise of… …
112latent defect — A hidden or concealed defect. One which could not be discovered by reasonable and customary observation or inspection; one not apparent on face of goods, product, document, etc. Defect of which owner has no knowledge, or which, in exercise of… …
113latent fingerprint — noun see latent II …
114latent print — noun see latent II …
115Latent-Class-Analyse — Die Latent Class Analyse (LCA) ist ein Klassifikationsverfahren, das als Alternative zu nichtparametrischen Clusteranalysen betrachtet werden kann. Das Verfahren findet seine Anwendung insbesondere im Bereich der Sozialwissenschaften …
116latent image — Photog. an invisible image, produced on a sensitized emulsion by exposure to light, that will emerge in development. * * * ▪ photography in photography, the invisible configuration of silver halide crystals on a piece of film after exposure …
117Latent Dirichlet Allocation — En este artículo sobre matemáticas se detectaron los siguientes problemas: Necesita ser wikificado conforme a las convenciones de estilo de Wikipedia. Parece ser una traducción defectuosa. Por favor …
118latent heat — release of heat during a change of state. Condensation of water releases latent heat to the atmosphere because it no longer needs the heat energy that was put in to change it from liquid to gas in the first place …
119latent hydraulische Stoffe — latẹnt hydraulische Stoffe, Bautechnik: pulverförmige Zusatzstoffe, die mit Wasser allein kein Bindemittel ergeben, jedoch verborgen (latent) hydraulisch wirkende Bestandteile besitzen, die erst durch Zugabe einer zweiten Komponente (Anreger)… …
120latent infection — 1. a phase during the course of some established infections during which the pathogenic microorganisms are dormant and manifestations of disease that may have been recognizable earlier are no longer detectable, as in latent syphilis. 2.… …
