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1 failure
[-jə]1) (the state or act of failing: She was upset by her failure in the exam; failure of the electricity supply.) neúspech; zlyhanie2) (an unsuccessful person or thing: He felt he was a failure.) stroskotanec3) (inability, refusal etc to do something: his failure to reply.) neschopnosť* * *• zabudnutie• vysychanie• zanedbanie• zlyhanie• úpadok• prepadnutie• prepadnutý kandidát• prehra• chýbajúce• chyba• chýbajúci• porucha• krach• nezdar• nepodarok• nedostatocná známka• neúspešný clovek• neúspech• nedostatok -
2 failure analysis
• poruchová analýza -
3 failure density
• hustota porúch -
4 failure detection
• urcovanie porúch• detekcia porúch -
5 failure frequency
• pocetnost porúch -
6 failure indication
• indikácia poruchy -
7 failure logging
• registrácia porúch -
8 failure monitor and contr
• palub. autom. diagnost. z -
9 failure of a lamp
• zlyhanie (prehorenie) zdr -
10 failure of the cold war p
• krach politiky studenej vo -
11 failure prediction
• predpovedanie porúch -
12 failure quota
• odhad intenzity porúch -
13 failure range
• rozsah porúch -
14 failure rate
• frekvencia porúch• frekvencia chýb• intenzita porúch• poruchovost -
15 failure recording
• registrácia porúch -
16 failure state
• poruchový stav -
17 failure survival capabili
• schopnost cinnosti po poru -
18 failure warning indicator
• signalizátor poruchy -
19 failure-density distribut
• rozdelenie hustoty porúch -
20 failure-free
• bezporuchový
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