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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > incidental result
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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > incidental result
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The English-Russian dictionary on reliability and quality control > incidental result
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nрезультат, исход; итог
- actual result
- annual result
- assessed result
- collected results
- comparable results
- desired result
- direct result
- economic results
- end result
- eventual result
- examination result
- experimental result
- export results
- final result
- incidental result
- inspection result
- intermediate result
- market result
- negative result
- net result
- observed result
- operating results
- optimal result
- optimum result
- partial result
- positive result
- predictable result
- sampling result
- tangible result
- test result
- trading result
- ultimate result
- results of the budget implementation
- result of a check-up
- result of an examination
- result of inspection
- result of investigation
- results of negotiations
- results of talks
- results of tests
- result of work
- as a result
- without result
- achieve results
- assess results
- bring results
- evaluate results
- obtain results
- produce results
- yield resultsEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > result
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to bias а result — вызывать систематическую погрешность результата измерения; вызывать смещение результата ( относительно истинного значения),to verify results — проверять [подтверждать\] результаты-
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > побочный результат
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преим. мед. побочное действиеСинонимический ряд:1. secondary result (noun) adverse effect; adverse reaction; detrimental effect; disease; incidental result; reaction; resulting symptom; secondary result2. side action (noun) side action; side reaction -
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1. n случайный элемент; несущественная черта2. n филос. несущественное свойство3. n муз. случайный знак альтерацииaccidental occurence — случайное событие, происшествие
4. n жив. световые эффекты, производимые дополнительным освещением5. n юр. несущественное условие6. a случайный, неожиданныйaccidental president — вице-президент, ставший президентом в связи со смертью или отставкой президента
7. a второстепенный, несущественный; побочный, дополнительныйaccidental benefits — дополнительные выплаты; надбавки
8. a филос. несущественный, нерелевантный, не относящийся к сущности предметаСинонимический ряд:1. foreign (adj.) alien; extraneous; foreign2. fortuitous (adj.) casual; chance; coincidental; contingent; fluky; fortuitous; inadvertent; involuntary; odd; unintentional; unplanned3. haphazard (adj.) haphazard; random; stray4. incidental (adj.) adventitious; dispensable; expendable; incidental; insignificant; minor; nonessential; secondary; subsidiary5. unanticipated (adj.) unanticipated; unexpected; unforeseenАнтонимический ряд:calculated; deliberate; essential; expected; planned
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