partially balanced arrays
- partially balanced arrays
French\ \ rangées partiellement équilibrées
German\ \ teilweise balancierte Felder
Dutch\ \ gedeeltelijk evenwichtige arrays
Italian\ \ fili parzialmente bilanciati
Spanish\ \ filas parcialmente equilibradas
Catalan\ \ files parcialment balancejades
Portuguese\ \ arranjos parcialmente equilibrados; arranjos parcialmente balanceados
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ -
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ partiellt balanserad uppställning
Greek\ \ μερικώς ισορροπημένες σειρές
Finnish\ \ osittain tasapainotetut joukot
Hungarian\ \ részben kiegyenlített elrendezés
Turkish\ \ kısmen dengeli sıralar
Estonian\ \ osaliselt tasakaalus andmeread
Lithuanian\ \ iš dalies subalansuotos lentelės
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ tablice częściowo zrównoważone; uporządkowania częściowo zrównoważone
Russian\ \ частично сбалансированные планы
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ hluta jafnvægi fylki
Euskara\ \ partzialki orekatu array
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ مصفوفات موزونة جزئياً
Afrikaans\ \ gedeeltelik-gebalanseerde skikkings
Chinese\ \ 部 分 平 衡 数 组
Korean\ \ 부분균형배열(표)
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