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LZA TK termini atrodami Akadēmiskajā terminu datubāzē AkadTerm

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Jūs meklējāt fir tree

Atrasti 227 termini

▪ abstract syntax tree

▪ a device for climbing a bee-tree

▪ Application Object Tree

▪ apricot tree

▪ average-stemmed tree

▪ average-stem tree

▪ balanced tree

▪ beaver tree

▪ binary tree

▪ bird cherry tree

▪ bitter almond tree

▪ black mulberry tree

▪ boosted decision tree

▪ boosted tree

▪ branch-free tree length

▪ broad-leaved tree

▪ canopy tree

▪ carob bean tree

▪ category tree

▪ chestnut-tree

▪ chosen tree

▪ Christmas tree

▪ Christmas tree assembly

▪ classification tree

▪ classification tree method

▪ coco-nut tree

▪ coffee tree

▪ coniferous tree

▪ console tree

▪ crop-tree thinning

▪ cultivated apple-tree

▪ deadstanding tree

▪ dead-standing tree

▪ dead tree felling

▪ deciduous tree

▪ decision-making tree

▪ decision tree

▪ decision tree analysis

▪ Decomposition Tree

▪ dependency tree

▪ directory information tree

▪ directory tree

▪ diseased tree

▪ domain tree

▪ durian tree

▪ edible tree

▪ entire tree trunk

▪ [eucalypt] gum-tree

▪ Eurasian tree sparrow

▪ European bird-cherry tree

▪ European chestnut tree

▪ evergreen tree

▪ execution tree

▪ family tree

▪ fault tree analysis

▪ fault tree analysis diagram

▪ Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)

▪ final crop tree

▪ fir-tree louse

▪ folder tree

▪ forked tree

▪ fruit-tree bark-beetle

▪ full tree removal

▪ future tree

▪ groundsel tree

▪ hardware tree

▪ hardwood tree

▪ hazelnut tree powdery mildew

▪ heap or B-tree

▪ heartwood tree

▪ height-balanced tree

▪ hierarchy tree

▪ high-standing tree

▪ hold-over tree

▪ hollow (natural or manmade) in a tree used as a hive for bees

▪ hollow of a tree

▪ indigenous tree species

▪ Irish strawberry-tree

▪ Japanese apricot tree

▪ knowledge tree

▪ larch-tree leaf-roller

▪ larch-tree rust

▪ lemonade tree

▪ life time of a tree

▪ light-bearing tree

▪ little pine-tree beetle

▪ locust tree

▪ marked tree

▪ mechanical tree planter

▪ metrical tree

▪ middle-standing tree

▪ mother-tree

▪ mother tree

▪ mulberry tree

▪ native tree

▪ native tree species

▪ needle-leaved tree

▪ old crop tree

▪ ordered tree

▪ ornamental tree

▪ overseasoned tree

▪ palm-tree kale

▪ peepul tree

▪ Philippine yew tree

▪ physic nut tree

▪ pomegranate tree

▪ Quick Tag Tree

▪ quince tree

▪ reporting tree

▪ reporting tree definition

▪ reserved tree

▪ resinous tree

▪ root of a tree

▪ Rose tree of China

▪ rotten tree

▪ sacred fig tree

▪ Saint John's bread tree

▪ sample-tree

▪ search tree

▪ secondary tree species

▪ seedling tree

▪ seed-tree cutting

▪ shade bearing tree

▪ small leaved lime-tree

▪ snowball-tree

▪ softwood tree

▪ sour cherry tree

▪ spade (tree) handle

▪ Spanish chestnut tree

▪ spanning tree algorithm

▪ spindle-tree

▪ strawberry-tree

▪ stunted tree

▪ subject tree

▪ sweet bay tree

▪ sweet chestnut tree

▪ swingle-tree

▪ Tag Inspector Tree

▪ tonka bean tree

▪ tree

▪ tree architecture

▪ (tree) calliper

▪ tree canker

▪ tree canopy

▪ tree cover disturbance

▪ tree crown cover

▪ tree crown opening

▪ tree defect

▪ tree density

▪ tree diagram

▪ tree diameter

▪ tree'd system

▪ tree felling

▪ tree-forest

▪ tree fruits

▪ tree-harvesting machine

▪ tree height

▪ tree length

▪ tree mensuration

▪ tree network

▪ tree of heaven

▪ tree search

▪ tree seed orchard

▪ tree sparrow

▪ tree species distribution

▪ tree structure

▪ tree structure (in databases)

▪ tree stump grubber

▪ (tree) thinning

▪ tree traversal

▪ vinegar tree

▪ visual tree

▪ walnut-tree

▪ white beam-tree

▪ white mulberry tree

▪ wild apple-tree

▪ wild cherry tree

▪ worm-eaten tree

EN visual tree

LV vizuāls koks

RU визуальное дерево

DE visuelle Struktur

FR arborescence d'éléments visuels

Definīcija: In Windows Presentation Foundation, the element tree containing all visual elements (elements that derive from the type System.Windows.Media.Visual) used for a piece of the user interface. This tree is the accumulation of all visual elements created directly by the application (whether in code or in markup) and all visual elements created by the template expansion of elements such as controls and data objects.

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