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1 поэтапно
1) General subject: in a staged manner, stepwise, on a step-by-step basis, (о вводе в эксплуатацию) in a phased approach, piecemeal, in phases, in increments2) Medicine: in incremental steps3) Military: step-by-step4) Engineering: in steps6) Information technology: gradually7) Mechanics: in an evolutionary way8) Advertising: by progressive stages9) Business: on a phased basis10) Management: on a staged basis (The project was executed on a staged basis, starting with a FEED study to develop the EPF requirements.)11) Automation: in a phased manner (о вводе в эксплуатацию), in a stepwise manner, in an evolutionary way (напр. о внедрении станочной системы)12) Makarov: in stages -
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1) General subject: gradual, sequential, phase-gate (processes at the project and program levels are defined according to a standard phase-gate structure), on a phased basis2) Military: phase-by-phase3) Engineering: step-by-step, stepwise4) Economy: stagewise5) Diplomatic term: phasing6) Mechanics: stage-by-stage7) Business: phased8) EBRD: staged, time-phased9) Programming: step(- )wise, progressive10) Automation: incremental (напр. о внедрении технических средств), phased (напр. о внедрении средств автоматизации)11) Makarov: cycle-by-cycle, stepped
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