progression
71progression list — n. a bitting list of change keys and master keys arranged in sequence of progression …
72progression par bonds — perėjimas statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Judėjimas, kai paramos padaliniai apeina arba praeina pro kitus padalinius pagal remiamų pajėgų judėjimo kryptį. atitikmenys: angl. leap frog pranc. progression par bonds …
73progression — noun Date: 15th century 1. a sequence of numbers in which each term is related to its predecessor by a uniform law 2. a. the action or process of progressing ; advance b. a continuous and connected series ; sequence 3. a. succession of musical… …
74progression — noun Moving from one thing to another. Syn: sequence See Also: progress …
75progression — pro·gres·sion (pro greshґən) 1. the act of moving or walking forward; see also gait. 2. the process of spreading or becoming more severe …
76Progression — Pro|gres|si|on die; , en <aus lat. progressio »das Fortschreiten, Zunahme«>: 1. Steigerung, Fortschreiten, Stufenfolge. 2. math. Reihe. 3. stufenweise Zunahme des Steuersatzes bei wachsender Bemessungsgrundlage …
77progression — • framåtskridande …
78progression — pro·gres·sion || prəʊ greʃn n. advancement, progress; development, growth; sequence of related numbers (Mathematics) …
79progression — noun 1》 gradual movement or development towards a destination or a more advanced state. ↘Music a passage or movement from one note or chord to another. 2》 a number of things in a series. 3》 Astrology a predictive technique in which the daily… …
80progression — n. 1. Advancement, advance, progress. 2. Course, passage, lapse or process of time. 3. Series, gradation, rate …
