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1) General subject: accepted, accredited, agreed upon, common, commonly-accepted, currently accepted, generally accepted, generally received, long established, made, make, normal, orthodox, received, standard, vulgate, conventional, established2) Obsolete: passant3) Mathematics: universally accepted4) Railway term: conventional type5) Law: universal, universally received, customary6) Economy: adopted7) Architecture: traditional8) Diplomatic term: general9) Psychology: current11) Information technology: popular12) Advertising: in general use13) Patents: ordinary15) Polymers: routine16) Makarov: of current usage, well-established17) Phraseological unit: button-down, common-and-garden -
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•The general scheme of lithospheric motion conforms with modern plate tectonics (геол.).
•The descriptions of the proteins concur with analyses of the RNAs.
•This observation correlates well with the above suggestion.
•This assumption fitted well with the generally accepted idea.
•Any model must be consistent with experiment.
•These factors are not easily compatible with the model.
•Each method is agreed upon by oncologists.
•Be sure that the circuit load matches the switch.
•The results check well [or agree, or are in ( good) agreement] with those obtained previously...
•The results were sufficiently consistent to permit us...
•This is consistent with the idea that stable precipitates are...
•The data fit the present curves ( reasonably) well.
•This finding is in line (or harmony) with that of other investigators.
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23 норма норм·а
1) (обязательный порядок, нормы поведения) standard, norm, ruleнравственные нормы — moral / ethical standards
нормы учтивости, такта, гостеприимства — etiquette
2) (стандарт) standardтехнические нормы — engineering standards / requirements
3) (мера, размер, норма выработки) rate, quota, normвыполнить норму — to fulfil one's quota / norm
сверх нормы — above quota, in excess of planned rate
4) эк. (величина, отношение к чему-л.) rateнорма прибыли — rate of profit / return
5) юр. (узаконенные установления, "правовые нормы") rule, normподпадать под действие нормы — to be subject to / to come under a rule
договорные / конвенциональные нормы — conventional rules
императивные / обязательные нормы — compulsory rules
международно-правовые нормы — international legal norms / rules
общепризнанные нормы — generally recognized rules / norms
правовые / юридические нормы — legal norms / rules
специальные правовые нормы, регулирующие положение лиц, на которых не распространяются общие нормы права — abnormal law
нормы международного права — rules of international law, international rules
нормы права, устанавливающие режим открытого моря — legal provisions for the open sea
нормы, регулирующие отношения между государствами — rules regulating relations between states
нормы, способствующие оказанию гуманитарной помощи в период вооружённых конфликтов — rules facilitating humanitarian relief in armed conflicts
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