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21 ineffective time
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22 productive time
1. производительное время; время полезной работы2. полезное время -
23 task time
1. время выполнения задачи2. время для выполнения работы -
24 total time
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25 closing time
1. собственное время включения2. время замыкания -
26 holding time
1. продолжительность разговора; продолжительность выдерживания2. время занятия телефона -
27 process time
1. технологическое время2. время обработки -
28 sampling time
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29 soaking time
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30 starting time
1. пусковое время2. время пуска -
31 transfer time
1. время транспортировки2. время передачи -
32 operating time
1.наработка; время срабатывания; срок эксплуатации; продолжительность эксплуатации; рабочее время2.наработка; продолжительность эксплуатации; время срабатывания; срок эксплуатации; рабочее времяEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > operating time
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33 decay time
1. время спада импульса2. время распадаThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > decay time
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34 life time
1. время существования2. время жизни; ресурсThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > life time
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35 release time
1. время отсоединения2. время отпусканияThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > release time
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36 accumulated operating time
суммарное рабочее время; суммарная наработкаEnglish-Russian base dictionary > accumulated operating time
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37 awaiting-repair time
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38 delay time
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39 manual time
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40 mean error-free time
средняя наработка на ошибку; среднее время безошибочной работы
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