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1 enabling cost
упр., учет позволяющие расходы* (минимальные расходы, позволяющие осуществлять производственную деятельность)See: -
2 shutdown cost
учет издержки содержания бездействующего объекта* (постоянные затраты, которые компания несет независимо от занятости производственных мощностей; напр., коммунальные затраты, затраты на электроэнергию, страхование и др.)Syn:See: -
3 technology
1. техника; технические средства; технические усовершенствования2. технология3. метод(ы)active control technologyaerodynamics technologyaeroelastic tailoring technologyaerostatic technologyAEW technologyairfoil technologyanti-stealth technologyartificial icing technologybeam-index technologybistatic technologycanard technologycasting technologyCCV technologyCIC technologycirculation-control technologyclose-in combat technologycockpit technologycockpit automation technologycontrol technologycontrol-configured technologycost intensive technologycost reducing technologydesign technologydetection technologyemerging technologyenabling technologyengine technologyengineering technologyfar-term technologyfighter/attack technologyflat-panel technologyflight control technologyfly-by-light technologyfly-by-wire technologyforward-swept-wing technologyfracture mechanics technologyfracture mechanics life technologyfunctional technologyhigh technologyhigh-angle-of-attack technologyhigh-leverage technologyhigh-lift technologyhigh-temperature technologyhot-section technologyimplementing technologyinlet technologyintegrated circuit technologyintegration technologyKalman-filter technologylaminar flow technologylanding technologylighter-than-air systems technologyLO technologyloading/unloading technologylow-observable technologylow-observables technologymaintainability technologymanufacturing technologymetal technologymicroprocessor technologymoderate cost technologynear-net shape technologynight-attack technologynoise technologyoblique-wing technologyoptimal control technologypatching technologypost-stall technologypower-augmented ram technologypowered-lift technologypropfan technologypropulsive-lift technologyradar-eluding technologyrepair technologyrotary-wing technologyrotorcraft technologyshort field technologyshort-takeoff vertical landing technologysimulation technologysimulator technologystealth technologystealth-enhancing technologySTOL technologystructures technologysupporting technologysurface-mounted technologytilt rotor technologytip-jet technologyUSB technologyV/STOL technologyvertical flight technologyvisual technologyvortex-flow design technologyvortex-lift technologyVTOL technologywind tunnel technology -
4 direct mail
Mktgthe sending by mail, fax, or e-mail of advertising communications addressed to specific prospective customers. Direct mail is one tool that can be used as part of a marketing strategy. The use of direct mail is often administered by third-party companies that own databases containing not only names and addresses, but also social, economic, and lifestyle information. It is sometimes seen as an invasion of personal privacy, and there is some public resentment of this form of advertising. This is particularly true of e-mailed direct mail, known derogatively as spam. By enabling advertisers to target a specific type of potential customer, however, direct mail can be more cost-efficient than other advertising media. It is frequently used as part of a relationship marketing strategy. -
5 virtual organization
Opsa temporary network of companies, suppliers, customers, or employees, linked by information and communications technologies, with the purpose of delivering a service or product. A virtual organization brings together companies in strategic partnering or outsourcing arrangements, enabling them to share expertise, resources, and cost savings until objectives are met and the network is dissolved. Such organizations are virtual not only in the sense that they exist largely in cyberspace, but also that they employ various forms of flexibility unconstrained by the traditional barriers of time and place, such as virtual teams. A greater level of trust is required between employer and employee or coworkers, or partner organizations, because they will be working out of one another’s sight for the majority of the time.
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