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1 instrumentality
{,instrumen'tæliti}
n средство, начин, способ, съдействие, сътрудничество
by the INSTRUMENTALITY of с помощта на, посредством* * *{,instrumen'taliti} n средство, начин, способ; съдейс* * *средствo;* * *1. by the instrumentality of с помощта на, посредством 2. n средство, начин, способ, съдействие, сътрудничество* * *instrumentality[¸instrəmen´tæliti] n средство, начин, способ; съдействие, помощ; сътрудничество; by the \instrumentality of с помощта на, посредством. -
2 instrumentation
{,instrumen'teiʃn}
1. тех. контролноизмервателни уреди
2. оборудване с/употреба на научни, хирургически и пр. прецизни инструменти, оборудване
3. муз. инструментация, оркестровка
4. instrumentality* * *{,instrumen'teishn} n 1. тех. контролноизмервателни ур* * *оркестровка; осъществяване; инструментация;* * *1. instrumentality 2. муз. инструментация, оркестровка 3. оборудване с/употреба на научни, хирургически и пр. прецизни инструменти, оборудване 4. тех. контролноизмервателни уреди* * *instrumentation[¸instrəmen´teiʃən] n 1. муз. инструментация, оркестрация; 2. употреба на инструменти; работа с прецизни инструменти; 3. осъществяване (на практика), провеждане; 4. тех. снабденост с инструменти, въоръжение; оборудване; 5. ост. способ, средство; сътрудничество.
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