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1 adjustment
<tech.gen> (stress on: very accurate; e.g. of parts, layout, values) ■ Justierung f ; Justage f rar<tech.gen> (e.g. of control elements, values; process and result) ■ Einstellung f<tech.gen> (of discrepancies) ■ Ausgleich m<tech.gen> (changing from one value or position to another one, e.g. setpoints) ■ Verstellen n<tech.gen> (tensioning, e.g. of drive belts; process) ■ Spannen n<tech.gen> (making up for loss, wear and tear, e.g. of brakes, friction linings) ■ Nachstellen n<tech.gen> (process; of controls, values, setpoints, limits etc.; e.g. speed, pres) ■ Einstellen n<tech.gen> (of sth to sth; e.g. to situation, environment, shape, requirements) ■ Angleichung f ; Anpassung f ; Adaption f<i&c> (balancing of two or more components or values) ■ Abgleich m<i&c> (by means of control system, manually or automatically) ■ Einregelung f<mach.tools> (moving sth. into position; e.g. rolls, cutting tools) ■ Anstellen n -
2 adjusting
<tech.gen> (stress on: to make up for loss, wear and tear; e.g. screw) ■ Nachstell...<tech.gen> (modifier, e.g. of control elements; knob, button, key, lever, screw) ■ Einstell...<tech.gen> (modifier; make fit, adapt sth. to sth.; e.g. sleeve, device) ■ Anpass...<tech.gen> (modifier; discrepancies) ■ Ausgleich...<tech.gen> (modifier; correct mistakes) ■ Berichtigungs...<tech.gen> (stress on: changing from one position to another one) ■ Verstell...<tech.gen> (modifier; physical tension, e.g. of drive belts) ■ Spann...<tech.gen> (stress on: very accurate; e.g. control elements, knob, screw, lever) ■ Justier...<i&c> (modifier; balancing two or more components or values) ■ Abgleich...<i&c> (modifier; by means of control system, manually or automatically) ■ Einregel...<mech.eng> (modifier; for operation, e.g. machine, tools, jigs, fixtures) ■ Einricht...< metal> (modifier; moving sth. into position; e.g. rolls) ■ Anstell...
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