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1. n знак, символ; указание2. n лингв. означающее3. a знаменательный, важный4. a показательный, показывающийa gesture significant of consent — кивок, показывающий согласие
5. a существенный6. a многозначительный7. a лингв. значимый, несущий значение8. a мат. значащий, значимыйСинонимический ряд:1. expressive (adj.) eloquent; expressive; facund; meaningful; pregnant; rich; sententious; signifying; symbolic2. important (adj.) big; consequential; considerable; critical; crucial; historic; important; large; material; momentous; notable; pivotal; profound; serious; substantial; vital; weighty3. indicative (adj.) indicative; representative; suggestive4. indication (noun) evidence; index; indication; indicia; mark; sign; symptom; tokenАнтонимический ряд:insignificant; petty; shallow; trivial; unimportant -
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a стратегический; стратегически важныйСинонимический ряд:vital (adj.) critical; crucial; essential; imperative; important; integral; necessary; of national importance; vitalАнтонимический ряд: -
23 project prioritization
ранжирование проектов по приоритетности
Оценка того, какие проекты самые необходимые с точки зрения времени, масштаба и важности.
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project prioritization
Assessment of the most critical projects from the key priorities, based on time, scale and importance.
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > project prioritization
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