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factor [ˈfæktəʳ, Am -tɚ] N

1. factor (influence):

factor

2. factor MATH (multiplied number):

factor
by a factor of four

3. factor (degree of protection):

factor 10 suntan oil

4. factor ECON:

debt factor
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factor N

rectification factor ELEC
power factor ELEC
phase factor ELEC
penetration factor ELEC
normalization factor MATH
modulation factor
mixing factor nukleonika
mismatch factor TELEC

conversion factor N ECON

conversion factor
conversion factor

correction factor N

correction factor

debt factor N ECON

debt factor

protection factor N

protection factor

rhesus factor N no pl

rhesus factor

Rh factor [ɑ:rˈeɪtʃˌfæktəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

Rh factor short for rhesus factor

Rh factor
Rh nt

rhesus factor N no pl

rhesus factor

risk factor N MED

risk factor

success factor N

success factor

sun protection factor N

OpenDict entry

factor analysis N

factor analysis
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windchill factor N

windchill factor METEO
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two-factor authentication N

two-factor authentication COMPUT
two-factor authentication COMPUT
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multi-factor authentication N

multi-factor authentication COMPUT
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grid convergence factor N

grid convergence factor MIL

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Obviously, this approach is very approximate; but such protection factors are deliberately very conservative, and the method has been found to be useful in a deep variety of applications.
en.wikipedia.org
Identify the respirator assigned protection factor.
www.cidrap.umn.edu
Anyone who spends time on a sunbed is considered naff, and using a suntan lotion with a sun protection factor of less than 50 is completely unacceptable.
www.dailymail.co.uk
It also has a sun protection factor of 30, so any freckles you do have will at least be protected.
www.telegraph.co.uk
However, stocks are lacking the protection factor that cash provides.
www.digitaljournal.com