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Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > average number inspected
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Контроль качества: среднее число проверенных изделийУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > average number inspected
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The English-Russian dictionary on reliability and quality control > average number inspected
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1. число; количество || считать, насчитывать2. номер || нумеровать3. клеймить; маркировать4. цифра
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1. число; количество2. номерacceptance number of defectives — приёмочное число дефектных изделий (напр. в выборке)
actual number of defectives — фактическое число дефектных изделий (напр. в выборке)
tolerance number of defects — допустимое число дефектных изделий (напр. в выборке)
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1) число; количество2) номер•number failed — число изделий, вышедших из строя;
- number of effective platesnumber survived — число изделий, сохранивших работоспособность ( к определённому моменту)
- number of lines strung
- number of producing wells
- number of stacked records
- number of suspended wells
- number of theoretical plates
- number of threads
- number of turns
- number of well producing months
- number of wraps
- acetone number
- acetyl number
- acid number
- aniline number
- API well number
- apparent octane number
- bit assembly number
- blending octane number
- boiling point gravity number
- Brinell hardness number
- bromine absorption number
- cetane number
- cetane number in borderline
- chemical octane number
- clear octane number
- coke number
- copper number
- corrosion number
- demulsification number
- double-stroke number
- failure number
- fuel performance number
- hardness number
- Herschel demulsibility number
- index number
- inspected number
- kauri butanol number
- low-temperature cetane number
- mechanical octane number
- Mohs hardness number
- neutralization number
- octane number
- odor unit number
- penetration number
- performance number
- record number
- reliability number
- resistance-to-emulsion number
- road octane number
- Rockwell hardness number
- sample number
- Saybolt ring number of kerosene
- Shore hardness number
- termination number
- trace number
- unblended octane number
- warranty number
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Quality control: average number inspectedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > среднее число проверенных изделий
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6 Shaw, Percy
[br]b. 1889 Yorkshire, England d. 1975[br]English inventor of the "catseye" reflecting roadstud.[br]Little is known of Shaw's youth, but in the 1930s he was running a comparatively successful business repairing roads. One evening in 1933, he was driving to his home in Halifax, West Yorkshire; it was late, dark and foggy and only the reflection of his headlights from the tram-tracks guided him and kept him on the road. He decided to find or make an alternative to tramlines, which were not universal and by that time were being taken up as trams were being replaced with diesel buses.Shaw needed a place to work and bought the old Boothtown Mansion, a cloth-merchant's house built in the mid-eighteenth century. There he devoted himself to the production of a prototype of the reflecting roadstud, inspired by the reflective nature of a cat's eyes. Shaw's design consisted of a prism backed by an aluminium mirror, set in pairs in a rubber casing; when traffic passed over the stud, the prisms would be wiped clean as the casing was depressed. In 1934, Shaw obtained permission from the county surveyor to lay, at his own expense, a short stretch of catseyes on a main highway near his home: fifty were laid at Brightlington cross-roads, an accident blackspot near Bradford. This was inspected by a number of surveyors in 1936. The first order for catseyes had already been placed in 1935, for a pedestrian crossing in Baldon, Yorkshire. There were alternative designs in existence, particularly in France, and in 1937 the Ministry of Transport laid an 8 km (5 mile) stretch in Oxfordshire with sample lengths of different types of studs. After two years, most of them had fractured, become displaced or ceased to reflect; only the product of Shaw's company, Reflecting Roadstuds Ltd, was still in perfect condition. The outbreak of the Second World War brought blackout regulations, which caused a great boost to sales of reflecting roadstuds; orders reached some 40,000 per week. Production was limited, however, due to the shortage of rubber supplies after the Japanese overran South-East Asia; until the end of the war, only about 12,000 catseyes were produced a year.Over fifty million catseyes have been installed in Britain, where on average there are about two hundred and fifty catseyes in each kilometre of road, if laid in a single line. The success of Shaw's invention brought him great wealth, although he continued to live in the same house, without curtains—which obstructed his view—or carpets—which harboured odours and germs. He had three Rolls-Royce cars, and four television sets which were permanently switched on while he was at home, each tuned to a different channel.[br]Principal Honours and DistinctionsOBE 1965.Further ReadingE.de Bono (ed.), 1979, Eureka, London: Thames \& Hudson."Percy's bright idea", En Route (the magazine of the Caravan Club), reprinted in The Police Review, 23 March 1983.IMcN
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