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1 die Lieferzeit
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2 Vorlaufzeit
f2. bevor ein Projekt etc. richtig beginnt: lead time; lange Vorlaufzeiten kann sich kein Betrieb mehr leisten no company can afford long lead times any more* * *Vor|lauf|zeitf (SPORT)qualifying time; (IND = Entwicklungszeit) lead time* * *Vor·lauf·zeitf ÖKON lead time\Vorlaufzeit der Fertigung lead time* * *2. bevor ein Projekt etc richtig beginnt: lead time;lange Vorlaufzeiten kann sich kein Betrieb mehr leisten no company can afford long lead times any more* * *f.lead time n. -
3 Bearbeitungszeit
Bearbeitungszeit f 1. COMP, IND processing time; 2. ADMIN lead time, processing time* * *f 1. <Comp, Ind> processing time; 2. < Verwalt> lead time, processing time* * *Bearbeitungszeit
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4 Durchlaufzeit
Durchlaufzeit f GEN, V&M lead time, (BE) throughput time, (AE) thruput time; time from receipt of order till dispatch* * *f < Ind> time from receipt of order till dispatch* * *Durchlaufzeit
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5 Einführungszeit
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6 Lieferzeit
f WIRTS. delivery period; die Lieferzeit einhalten deliver on time* * *die Lieferzeitperiod of delivery; purchasing lead time; delivery period* * *Lie|fer|zeitfdelivery period, lead time (COMM)* * *Lie·fer·zeit* * *die s. Lieferfrist* * *die Lieferzeit einhalten deliver on time* * *die s. Lieferfrist* * *f.delivery time n.time of delivery n. -
7 Beschaffungszeit
Beschaffungszeit f 1. GEN purchasing time; 2. MGT, V&M lead time* * *f 1. < Geschäft> purchasing time; 2. <V&M> lead time -
8 Anlaufzeit
f <tech.allg> (betont: bis Betriebstemperatur) ■ warm-up timef <tech.allg> (betont: Beschleunigung, z.B. von Band- oder Plattenlaufwerk) ■ acceleration timef <tech.allg> (allg.; eines Systems, einer Komponente, Maschine) ■ start-up time; starting timef <tech.allg> (von Maschinen, Anlagen; bis zum Erreichen der Betriebstemperatur) ■ warm-up time; warm-up phasef < licht> (von Lampen, insbes. Scheinwerfer, z.B. Xenon, Natrium etc.) ■ run-up time; warm-up time -
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10 Lieferzeit
Lieferzeit f GEN, LOGIS lead time, period of supply, time of delivery, delivery time* * *f <Geschäft, Transp> delivery time* * *Lieferzeit
period [fixed] for delivery, delivery time (period);
• vertraglich vereinbarte Lieferzeit time of delivery as provided in the contract;
• Lieferzeit einhalten to deliver within the specified time;
• fünf Tage Lieferzeit haben to be delivered in five days;
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12 reduzierte Vorlaufzeit
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13 Vorlaufzeit
Vorlaufzeit f 1. IND lead time; 2. V&M gap between product conception and introduction* * *f 1. < Ind> lead time; 2. <V&M> gap between product conception and introduction -
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15 Durchlaufzeit
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16 Lieferfrist
f delivery deadline* * *die Lieferfristdelivery period; period of delivery; time of delivery* * *Lie|fer|fristfdelivery period* * *Lie·fer·fristf delivery [or lead] time, delivery deadline* * *die delivery time* * *Lieferfrist f delivery deadline* * *die delivery time* * *f.delivery date n. -
17 Vorbereitungszeit
Vorbereitungszeit f lead time (z. B. für numerisch gesteuerte Maschinen); preparation [make ready] time; set-up timeDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Vorbereitungszeit
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18 Durchlaufzeit
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19 WBZ
сокр.SAP. время восстановления запасов (Wiederbeschaffungszeit, àíãë. replenishment lead time) -
20 Wiederbeschaffungszeit
сущ.2) SAP. время восстановления запасов (àíãë. replenishment lead time)Универсальный немецко-русский словарь > Wiederbeschaffungszeit
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