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English: (AT) Seconds, (BT) Minutes, (CT) Months, (DT) Years

Spanish translation: See explanation







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English term or phrase:(AT) Seconds, (BT) Minutes, (CT) Months, (DT) Years
Spanish translation:See explanation
Entered by:Lorena Álamo
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Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs
English term or phrase: (AT) Seconds, (BT) Minutes, (CT) Months, (DT) Years
Estas abreviaturas o acrónimos aparecen en un certificado de defunción del Estado de California en el siguiente punto:

- Time Interval between onset and death:
(AT) Seconds, (BT) Minutes, (CT) Months, (DT) Years

Realmente no logro encontrar a qué hacen referencia estas abreviaturas o acrónimos.

Muchas gracias,

Lorena.
Lorena Álamo
Argentina
Clarification request(s) and response
CloHoHo-Claudia: 7:00pm Feb 24, 2007: ¿Cómo has interpretado lo de "Tieme Interval between onset and death"? Por lo pronto hay una secuencia dada por las letras del abecedario A-B-C-D, y la T probablemente sea Time=hora/tiempo.
Luisa Moura Almeida: 7:06pm Feb 24, 2007: Take a look at http://www.avss.ucsb.edu/variable/cdc.htm (It might help)
Avrvm: 12:09pm Feb 25, 2007: www.acronymfinder.com

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Explanation:
Creo que lo más lógico sería "tiempo a" (TA), "tiempo b" (TB), etc. Como dice Claudia, es una secuencia de las letras a,b,c, cada una compañada por la inicial t de time.
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Yodfat Glazer
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(at) seconds, (bt) minutes, (ct) months, (dt) years See explanation

Explanation:
Creo que lo más lógico sería "tiempo a" (TA), "tiempo b" (TB), etc. Como dice Claudia, es una secuencia de las letras a,b,c, cada una compañada por la inicial t de time.

Yodfat Glazer
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Lorena
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