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n TOOLS unkritische Aktivität fDictionary English-German Informatics > non-critical activity
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3 работа критическая (в сетевой модели)
работа критическая
В сетевой модели - работа на критическом пути сетевой модели
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CPA (Abk. für 1. AE certified public accountant, 2. cost per action, 3. critical path analysis, 4. Classification of products by activity) 1. ACC WP m(f), Wirtschaftsprüfer m, Wirtschaftsprüferin f, Wirtschaftsprüfer (CPA) m, Wirtschaftsprüferin (CPA) f (synonymous BE: CA = chartered accountant); Buchprüfer m, Buchprüferin f; 2. COMMS, S&M CPA pl, Kosten pl pro Aktion; 3. STAT Methode f des kritischen Pfades, Methode f des kritischen Wegs, Critical-Path-Methode f, Kritischer-Pfad-Analyse f (synonymous: critical path method = CPM; Methode der Netzplantechnik, die zur Analyse und Darstellung der Struktur komplexer Projektabläufe Vorgangspfeile benutzt, statt z. B. Ereignisknoten wie PERT = AE program evaluation and review technique oder statt Vorgangsknoten wie MPM = metra potential method = Metra-Potenzial-Methode); 4. STAT Statistische Güterklassifikation f in Verbindung mit den Wirtschaftszweigen in der Europäischen Wirtschaftsgemeinschaft (EU-weit rechtsverbindliche Güterklassifikation, statistisch verknüpft mit NACE Rev. 1.1 –NACE = Nomenclature of Economic Activities in the European Communities = frz. Nomenclature Générale des Activités Économiques dans les Communautés Européennes– und entwickelt aus der Zentralen Güterklassifikation = CPC = Central product classification der Vereinten Nationen; vgl. im Anhang: Statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community = Systematik der Wirtschaftszweige in der Europäischen Gemeinschaft)
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