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1 for operational reasons
operational reasons: for operational reasons MGT aus betriebsbedingten Gründen, aus betrieblichen GründenEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > for operational reasons
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adjective1) Einsatz[flugzeug, -breite]; (Mil.) Einsatz-2) (esp. Mil.): (ready to function) einsatzbereit* * *adjective (in good working order.) Einsatz...* * *op·era·tion·al[ˌɒpərˈeɪʃənəl, AM ˌɑ:pəˈreɪ-]adj inv1. (in business) betrieblich, Betriebs-\operational costs Betriebskosten pl2. (functioning) betriebsbereit, funktionstüchtigto be fully \operational (concerning function) voll funktionsfähig sein; (concerning purpose) voll einsatzfähig sein* * *["ɒpə'reISənl]adj1) (= ready for use or action) machine, vehicle betriebsbereit or -fähig; army unit, aeroplane, tank etc einsatzbereit or -fähig; (fig) worker etc einsatzbereit or -fähig; (= in use or action) machine, vehicle etc in Betrieb, in or im Gebrauch; airport in Betrieb; army unit etc im Einsatzfor operational reasons — aus operativen Gründen
operational research — betriebliche Verfahrens- or Planungsforschung, Operations Research f
operational staff (for machinery) — Bedienungspersonal nt; (in military, police action) Einsatzkräfte pl
operational range (of radar etc) — Einflussbereich m; (of aircraft) Flugbereich m
these submarines have never seen operational service — diese U-Boote sind nie eingesetzt worden or kamen nie zum Einsatz
* * *1. TECHa) Funktions…, Betriebs…, Arbeits…:operational electrode Arbeitselektrode fb) betriebsbereit2. WIRTSCH betrieblich, Betriebs…:3. MIL Einsatz…, Operations…, einsatzfähig:operational aircraft Einsatzflugzeug n;operational area Einsatzgebiet n;operational fatigue Kriegsneurose f;operational height Einsatzflughöhe f4. SCHIFF klar, fahrbereit* * *adjective1) Einsatz[flugzeug, -breite]; (Mil.) Einsatz-2) (esp. Mil.): (ready to function) einsatzbereit* * *adj.betrieblich adj.
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