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external cause - перевод на арабский
external cause
REASON FOR THE EXISTENCE OF A MEDICAL CONDITION WHICH CAN BE ASSOCIATED WITH A SPECIFIC OBJECT OR ACUTE PROCESS THAT WAS CAUSED BY SOMETHING OUTSIDE THE BODY
External causes
سَبَبٌ خارِجِيّ
cause célèbre
ISSUE OR INCIDENT WHICH INCITES WIDESPREAD CONTROVERSY AND PUBLIC DEBATE
Cause celebre; Famous cases; Causes celebres; Cause Celebre; Causes célèbres; Cause celèbre; Cause Célèbre; Cause célébre
قضية مشهورة
external sort
CLASS OF SORTING ALGORITHMS THAT CAN HANDLE MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF DATA
External sort; External merge; External Sorting; On-disk merge; On disk merge
تصنيف خارجي
Определение
cause celebre
also cause celebre
(causes celebres)
A cause celebre is an issue, person, or criminal trial that has attracted a lot of public attention and discussion. (FORMAL)
The Kravchenko trial became a cause celebre in Paris and internationally.
N-COUNT
Википедия
External cause
In medicine, an external cause is a reason for the existence of a medical condition which can be associated with a specific object or acute process that was caused by something outside the body. Such causes are classified as "E codes" in ICD 9.
Примеры употребления для external cause
1. Emotion mapping might also give an insight into panic attacks and whether they have an external cause.
2. It says that the number of terminations surpasses any single external cause of death, such as murder or accidents, but not internal causes such as cancer or heart disease.
3. Indeed, the climate can fluctuate without any external cause at all — something again ignored by Stern, who wants only to indulge in the fashionable notion that western capitalism is entirely to blame for every drought and disaster.