crossed factors

crossed factors
French\ \ facteurs croisés
German\ \ gekreuzte Faktoren
Dutch\ \ gekruiste factoren
Italian\ \ fattori incrociati
Spanish\ \ factores cruzados
Catalan\ \ factors creuats
Portuguese\ \ factores cruzados; fatores cruzados (bra)
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ krydset faktorer
Norwegian\ \ krysset faktorer
Swedish\ \ korsade faktorer
Greek\ \ διέσχισε παράγοντες
Finnish\ \ ristikkäiset tekijät t. faktorit
Hungarian\ \ keresztezett tényezõk
Turkish\ \ çaprazlanmış etkenler; çaprazlanmış faktörler
Estonian\ \ ristfaktorid
Lithuanian\ \ kryžminiai faktoriai; kryžminiai veiksniai
Slovenian\ \ prečkala dejavniki
Polish\ \ czynniki skrzyżowane
Russian\ \ пересекающиеся факторы
Ukrainian\ \ фактори; що перетинаються
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ merkið þættir
Euskara\ \ zeharkatu faktore
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ عوامل متقاطعة
Afrikaans\ \ gekruiste klassifikasie
Chinese\ \ 交 叉 银 子
Korean\ \ 교차요인

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