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1 кривая производительности
1) Engineering: capacity line, performance line, tract curve, yield curve2) Economy: curve of output, efficiency curve, output curve, productivity curve3) Oil: production curve4) Coolers: capacity curve, performance curve5) Makarov: curve of mortality, performance characteristicУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > кривая производительности
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2 индикаторная кривая
1) Petrography: pressure-flow rate relationship2) Sakhalin energy glossary: well test-based crossplot of drawdown vs flow rate3) Oilfield: IPR, inflow performance relationship; inflow curve; deliverability curve; productivity plot4) oil&gas: IPR curve, dynamic survey curve, inflow performance relationship curve, IPRУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > индикаторная кривая
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3 производительность
ж. productivity; output, production; capacityсредняя производительность — average output; average productivity
суточная производительность — daily output; daily capacity
общая емкость; суммарная производительность — total capacity
Синонимический ряд:плодотворность (сущ.) плодотворность; продуктивностьРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > производительность
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4 рост
эк.growth; (увеличение) rise, increase; (цен) advanceбыстрый / ускоренный рост — swift growth; (курсов акций, цен) skyrocketing
диспропорциональный / несбалансированный / неуравновешенный рост — unbalanced growth
неуклонный рост (производительных сил) — steady growth (of the productive forces)
сбалансированный / уравновешенный рост — balanced / equilibrium growth
устойчивый рост — stable / sustainable / sustained growth
экономический рост — economic(al) growth / expansion
экономический рост с импортным уклоном (основанный на развитии отраслей, заменяющих импорт) — import-biased growth
экономический рост с экспортным уклоном (связанный с развитием экспортных отраслей) — export-biased growth
рост валового национального продукта, ВНП — growth of gross national product, GNP
рост производительности труда — rise / increase in labour productivity
рост производства — increase in output / production
рост, стимулируемый экспортом — export-led growth
рост эффективности производства — rise / increase in the efficiency of production
темпы роста — rate of growth, growth rate
замедлить темп роста — to decelerate / to slow down the growth (of)
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