DefinedMeaning talk:spallation (829261)

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• The Expression spallation (fra) needs to be verified since it is questionable if it exists in that language or if it matches the DefinedMeaning.
• The Expression spalacja (pol) needs to be verified since it is questionable if it exists in that language or if it matches the DefinedMeaning.
• The Expression спалација (srp) needs to be verified since it is questionable if it exists in that language or if it matches the DefinedMeaning.
• The Expression تَشظیہ (urd) needs to be verified since it is questionable if it exists in that language or if it matches the DefinedMeaning.
• The Expression rybárska loď (slk) needs to be verified since it is questionable if it exists in that language or if it matches the DefinedMeaning.
• The Expression ribiška ladja (slv) needs to be verified since it is questionable if it exists in that language or if it matches the DefinedMeaning.
• The Expression loď rybářská (ces) needs to be verified since it is questionable if it exists in that language or if it matches the DefinedMeaning.
• The Expression halászhajó (hun) needs to be verified since it is questionable if it exists in that language or if it matches the DefinedMeaning.

Why ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spallation

That's exactly the reason: the German and French Wikipedia articles clearly deal with nuclear spallation and the German word "Spallation" is never used for other bodies than atomic nuclei. I do not know how the expressions in the other languages are used. Interwikilinks sometimes link articles that have broader or narrower scope. That is ok for Wikipedia but it means also that the interwikilinks alone are not a reliable source for (exact) translations (unless you find hints in the articles itself). --Ortografix 16:16, 23 January 2008 (EST)