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1 function range
function range Funktionsbereich mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > function range
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2 time function range
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > time function range
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3 function firing range
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4 operational
adjective1) Einsatz[flugzeug, -breite]; (Mil.) Einsatz-2) (esp. Mil.): (ready to function) einsatzbereit* * *adjective (in good working order.) Einsatz...* * *op·era·tion·al[ˌɒpərˈeɪʃənəl, AM ˌɑ:pəˈreɪ-]adj inv1. (in business) betrieblich, Betriebs-\operational costs Betriebskosten pl2. (functioning) betriebsbereit, funktionstüchtigto be fully \operational (concerning function) voll funktionsfähig sein; (concerning purpose) voll einsatzfähig sein* * *["ɒpə'reISənl]adj1) (= ready for use or action) machine, vehicle betriebsbereit or -fähig; army unit, aeroplane, tank etc einsatzbereit or -fähig; (fig) worker etc einsatzbereit or -fähig; (= in use or action) machine, vehicle etc in Betrieb, in or im Gebrauch; airport in Betrieb; army unit etc im Einsatzfor operational reasons — aus operativen Gründen
operational research — betriebliche Verfahrens- or Planungsforschung, Operations Research f
operational staff (for machinery) — Bedienungspersonal nt; (in military, police action) Einsatzkräfte pl
operational range (of radar etc) — Einflussbereich m; (of aircraft) Flugbereich m
these submarines have never seen operational service — diese U-Boote sind nie eingesetzt worden or kamen nie zum Einsatz
* * *1. TECHa) Funktions…, Betriebs…, Arbeits…:operational electrode Arbeitselektrode fb) betriebsbereit2. WIRTSCH betrieblich, Betriebs…:3. MIL Einsatz…, Operations…, einsatzfähig:operational aircraft Einsatzflugzeug n;operational area Einsatzgebiet n;operational fatigue Kriegsneurose f;operational height Einsatzflughöhe f4. SCHIFF klar, fahrbereit* * *adjective1) Einsatz[flugzeug, -breite]; (Mil.) Einsatz-2) (esp. Mil.): (ready to function) einsatzbereit* * *adj.betrieblich adj. -
5 scope
noun, no indef. art.1) Bereich, der; (of person's activities) Betätigungsfeld, das; (of person's job) Aufgabenbereich, der; (of department etc.) Zuständigkeitsbereich, der; Zuständigkeit, die; (of discussion, meeting, negotiations, investigations, etc.) Rahmen, derthat is a subject beyond my scope — das fällt nicht in meine Sparte; (beyond my grasp) das ist mir zu hoch
2) (opportunity) Entfaltungsmöglichkeiten Pl.* * *[skəup]1) ((often with for) the opportunity or chance to do, use or develop: There's no scope for originality in this job.) der Raum2) (the area or extent of an activity etc: Few things are beyond the scope of a child's imagination.) der Bereich* * *[skəʊp, AM skoʊp]n no plthe \scope of a law der Anwendungsbereich [o Geltungsbereich] eines Gesetzesthat problem is beyond the \scope of my lecture diese Problematik sprengt den Rahmen meines Vortragswe would now like to broaden the \scope of the enquiry wir würden nun gerne den Rahmen der Befragung erweiternhis study was very narrow in \scope seine Studie war von sehr eingeschränkter Sichtweise\scope for improvement Verbesserungsbereich mconsiderable/limited \scope beachtliche/begrenzte Möglichkeiten* * *[skəʊp]n1) (of topic, idea, investigation) Umfang m; (of law, measures) Reichweite f; (of sb's duties, department, tribunal) Kompetenzbereich msth is within the scope of sth — etw hält sich or bleibt im Rahmen einer Sache (gen)
sth is within the scope of a department etc — etw fällt in den Kompetenzbereich einer Abteilung etc
that's beyond the scope of this department — das geht über den Kompetenzbereich dieser Abteilung hinaus
it's not within the scope of my authority to allow that — es würde meine Kompetenzen überschreiten, dies zu erlauben
this project is more limited in scope — dieses Projekt ist auf einen engeren Rahmen begrenzt
that is beyond my scope or the scope of my understanding —
that job is within his scope — diese Arbeit liegt im Bereich seiner Fähigkeiten
3) (= opportunity) Möglichkeit(en) f(pl); (to develop one's talents) Entfaltungsmöglichkeit f; (to use one's talents) Spielraum mthere is scope for further growth in the tourist industry —
there is little scope for reducing our costs — es gibt wenig Spielraum, um die Kosten zu senken
to give sb scope to do sth — jdm den nötigen Spielraum geben, etw zu tun
the job gave him/his imaginative powers full scope — in diesem Beruf konnten sich seine Fähigkeiten/konnte sich seine Fantasie or Phantasie frei entfalten
4)See:= microscope, periscope etc* * *scope1 [skəʊp] s1. (JUR Anwendungs-)Bereich m, Gebiet n:within the scope of the law im Rahmen des Gesetzes;come within the scope of a law unter ein Gesetz fallen;be within ( outside oder beyond) the scope of sich im Rahmen (gen) halten (den Rahmen gen sprengen);that is within ( outside oder beyond) my scope of duties das fällt (nicht) in meinen Aufgabenbereich;an undertaking of wide scope ein groß angelegtes Unternehmen; → academic.ru/29872/function">function A 12. Ausmaß n, Umfang m, Reichweite f:scope of authority JUR Vollmachtsumfanggive one’s fancy full scope seiner Fantasie freien Lauf lassen;have free scope freie Hand haben ( for bei)5. Wirkungskreis m, Betätigungsfeld n6. Länge f (eines Kabels etc)7. Schuss-, Reichweite f8. a) Ausdehnung f, Weite fb) (großes) Gebiet, (weiter) Landstrich* * *noun, no indef. art.1) Bereich, der; (of person's activities) Betätigungsfeld, das; (of person's job) Aufgabenbereich, der; (of department etc.) Zuständigkeitsbereich, der; Zuständigkeit, die; (of discussion, meeting, negotiations, investigations, etc.) Rahmen, derthat is a subject beyond my scope — das fällt nicht in meine Sparte; (beyond my grasp) das ist mir zu hoch
2) (opportunity) Entfaltungsmöglichkeiten Pl.* * *n.Bereich -e m.Geltungsbereich m.Gültigkeitsbereich m.Rahmen - m.Reichweite f. -
6 spine
noun1) (backbone) Wirbelsäule, die2) (Bot., Zool.) Stachel, der3) (of book) Buchrücken, der* * *1) (the line of linked bones running down the back of humans and many animals; the backbone: She damaged her spine when she fell.) das Rückgrat2) (something like a backbone in shape or function: the spine of a book.) der Rücken3) (a thin, stiff, pointed part growing on an animal or a plant.) der Stachel•- academic.ru/69528/spinal">spinal- spineless
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- spinal cord* * *[spaɪn]nto send shivers up [or down] sb's \spine jdm einen Schauer den Rücken runterlaufen lassen [o Gänsehaut [o SCHWEIZ Hühnerhaut] verursachen] famto send tingles up [or down] sb's \spine jdm wohlige Schauer über den Rücken jagen* * *[spaɪn]n* * *spine [spaın] s1. BOT, ZOOL Stachel m2. ANAT Wirbelsäule f, Rückgrat n (auch fig)3. (Gebirgs)Grat m4. TECH Buchrücken m* * *noun1) (backbone) Wirbelsäule, die2) (Bot., Zool.) Stachel, der3) (of book) Buchrücken, der* * *n.Buchrücken m.Rückgrat -e n.Wirbelsäule f. -
7 кустарниковые заросли
кустарниковые заросли
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brushwood
Woody vegetation including shrubs and scrub trees of non-commercial height and form, often seen in the initial stages of succession following a disturbance. Brush often grows in very dense thickets that are impenetrable to wild animals and serve to suppress the growth of more desirable crop trees. However, brush can also serve an important function as desirable habitat for a range or bird, animal, and invertebrate species, and often provides a good source of browse and cover for larger wildlife. It adds structural diversity within the forest and is important in riparian zones. It is also termed scrub. (Source: DUNSTE)
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