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1 überwachen
v/t (untr., hat) (beaufsichtigen) supervise; polizeilich: keep under surveillance; MED., wissenschaftlich: observe; TV, FUNK. monitor; EDV monitor; den Verkehr / Kassenraum überwachen monitor the traffic / counter hall; die Tankstelle wird mit Videokameras überwacht (video) surveillance cameras are used to monitor the petrol (Am. gas) station* * *to supervise; to watch; to check up on; to oversee; to audit; to control; to verify; to look after; to monitor; to superintend* * *über|wạ|chen [yːbɐ'vaxn] ptp überwa\#chtvt insep(= kontrollieren) to supervise; (= beobachten) to keep a watch on, to observe; Verdächtigen to keep under surveillance, to keep a watch on, to watch; (auf Monitor, mit Radar, fig) to monitor* * *1) (to supervise: He oversees production at the factory.) oversee2) (to supply (a place) with police: We cannot police the whole area.) police* * *über·wa·chen *[y:bɐˈva:xn̩]vt▪ jdn/etw \überwachen to keep sb/sth under surveillance, to keep a watch on [or to watch] sb/sthjdn/etw rund um die Uhr \überwachen to keep sb/sth under 24-hour surveillancejdn/etw genau \überwachen to keep a careful eye on sb/sthjds Telefon \überwachen to monitor sb's calls, to bug sb's telephone* * *transitives Verb watch, keep under surveillance <suspect, agent, area, etc.>; supervise <factory, workers, process>; control < traffic>; monitor <progress, production process, experiment, patient>* * *überwachen v/t (untrennb, hat) (beaufsichtigen) supervise; polizeilich: keep under surveillance; MED, wissenschaftlich: observe; TV, RADIO monitor; IT monitor;den Verkehr/Kassenraum überwachen monitor the traffic/counter hall;die Tankstelle wird mit Videokameras überwacht (video) surveillance cameras are used to monitor the petrol (US gas) station* * *transitives Verb watch, keep under surveillance <suspect, agent, area, etc.>; supervise <factory, workers, process>; control < traffic>; monitor <progress, production process, experiment, patient>* * *v.to monitor v.to observe v.to overlook v.to oversee v.(§ p.,p.p.: oversaw, overseen)to watch v. -
2 Prozessrechnerregelung
f < msr> (z.B. Chemieanlage, Hüttenwerk, Fertigungsstraße) ■ closed-loop computer control; process computer controlGerman-english technical dictionary > Prozessrechnerregelung
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3 beherrschter Prozess
m DIN 55350-33 < qualit> ■ process in control -
4 Regelgröße
f < msr> (in Regelkreis; z.B. Spannung, Druck, Temperatur, Füllstand) ■ controlled variable; process variable; control variable; controlled quantity; controlled condition -
5 zu regelnde Größe
f < msr> (in Regelkreis; z.B. Spannung, Druck, Temperatur, Füllstand) ■ controlled variable; process variable; control variable; controlled quantity; controlled condition -
6 Prozessqualitätsüberwachung
Prozessqualitätsüberwachung f process quality controlDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Prozessqualitätsüberwachung
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7 Prozessqualitätsüberwachung
Prozessqualitätsüberwachung f in-process quality controlDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Prozessqualitätsüberwachung
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8 Qualitätskontrolle
Qualitätskontrolle f 1. BANK qualitative control; 2. GEN quality control, QC; 3. IND process control, quality control, QC; 4. V&M quality control, QC* * *f 1. < Bank> qualitative control; 2. < Geschäft> quality control (QC) ; 3. < Ind> process control, quality control (QC) ; 4. <V&M> quality control (QC)* * *Qualitätskontrolle
process (statistical quality) control, quality assurance analysis;
• statistische Qualitätskontrolle acceptance sampling;
• Qualitätskontrolle während des Fertigungsablaufs in-process inspection;
• Fabrik auf Vorlage ihrer Unterlagen über Qualitätskontrolle verklagen to subpoena a company’s records on quality control. -
9 Fertigungskontrolle
Fertigungskontrolle f 1. GEN process control, progress control; 2. IND process control, production control* * ** * *Fertigungskontrolle
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10 Prozessleittechnik
f < msr> ■ process measuring and control engineering; process measuring and control; process management and control; process control engineering; process controll and instrumentation -
11 steuern
I v/t (hat gesteuert)2. TECH., Computer: control; fig. (leiten) control, run; (lenken) steer, guide; steuernd eingreifen in (+ Akk) fig. intervene inII v/i1. (hat) NAUT. be at the helm; MOT. be at the wheel2. (ist) Schiff: head ( nach Süden southward); steuern nach be bound for; heimwärts steuern fig. head homewards ( oder for home); wohin steuert Europa? which direction ( oder where) is Europe headed?; in sein Unglück steuern fig. head for disaster* * *die Steuerntaxation (Pl.)* * *steu|ern ['ʃtɔyɐn]1. vt1) Schiff to steer, to navigate; Flugzeug to pilot, to fly; Auto to steer; (fig) Wirtschaft, Politik to run, to control, to manage; (COMPUT) to controlstaatlich gesteuert — state-controlled, under state control
einen Kurs stéúern (lit, fig) — to steer a course; (fig auch) to take or follow a line
eine Diskussion/die Wirtschaft in eine bestimmte Richtung stéúern — to steer a discussion/the economy in a certain direction
2) (= regulieren) to control2. vi1) aux sein to head; (AUT) to drive, to head; (NAUT) to make or head for, to steer2) (= am Steuer sein) (NAUT) to be at the helm; (AUT) to be at the wheel; (AVIAT) to be at the controls* * *1) (to direct, guide or move (a ship, aircraft etc) in a particular direction: He navigated the ship through the dangerous rocks.) navigate2) (to find or follow one's route when in a ship, aircraft, car etc: If I drive will you navigate?) navigate3) (to steer or navigate a ship or boat: He sailed (the boat) to the island.) sail4) (to guide or control the course of (eg a ship, car etc): He steered the car through the narrow streets; I steered out of the harbour; She managed to steer the conversation towards the subject of her birthday.) steer* * *steu·ern[ˈʃtɔyɐn]I. vt▪ etw \steuern to steer sth▪ etw \steuern to fly [or pilot] sth3. (regulieren)▪ etw \steuern to control sth▪ etw in eine bestimmte Richtung \steuern to steer sth in a particular directionII. vi1. AUTO to drive2. NAUT▪ irgendwohin \steuern to go [or sail] somewhere* * *1.transitives Verb2) (Technik) control3) (beeinflussen) control, regulate <process, activity, price, etc.>; steer <discussion etc.>; influence <opinion etc.>2.intransitives Verb1) (im Fahrzeug) be at the wheel; (auf dem Schiff) be at the helm2) mit sein (Kurs nehmen, ugs.): (sich hinbewegen; auch fig.) head* * *A. v/t (hat gesteuert)steuernd eingreifen in (+akk) fig intervene inB. v/i2. (ist) Schiff: head (nach Süden southward);steuern nach be bound for;wohin steuert Europa? which direction ( oder where) is Europe headed?;in sein Unglück steuern fig head for disaster3. (hat) geh:einer Sache (+dat)steuern remedy sth* * *1.transitives Verb2) (Technik) control3) (beeinflussen) control, regulate <process, activity, price, etc.>; steer <discussion etc.>; influence <opinion etc.>2.intransitives Verb1) (im Fahrzeug) be at the wheel; (auf dem Schiff) be at the helm2) mit sein (Kurs nehmen, ugs.): (sich hinbewegen; auch fig.) head* * *v.to control v.to route v.to steer v. -
12 Arbeitskontrolle
Arbeitskontrolle f 1. GEN progress control; 2. IND process control, production control* * ** * *Arbeitskontrolle
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13 Prozesssteuerung
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14 Steuerung
f1. (Tätigkeit) steering; FLUG. piloting; TECH., ETECH., allg. und fig. control; der Steuerung bedürfen fig. need guidance* * *die Steuerungsteerage; control; drive; steering; timing* * *Steu|e|rung ['ʃtɔyərʊŋ]f -, -en1) no pl (= das Steuern) (von Schiff) steering, navigation; (von Flugzeug) piloting, flying; (fig) (von Politik, Wirtschaft) running, control, management; (COMPUT) control; (= Regulierung) control, regulation; (= Bekämpfung) control2) (= Steuervorrichtung) (AVIAT) controls pl; (TECH) steering apparatus or mechanism; (elektronisch) control* * *(the equipment or apparatus for steering a ship or car etc: The steering is faulty.) steering* * *Steu·e·rung1<->die \Steuerung des Produktionsprozesses erfolgt von diesem Raum aus the production process is steered [or controlled] from this room\Steuerung der Geldmenge ÖKON control of the money supplySteu·e·rung2<-, -en>fdie \Steuerung übernehmen to take over control* * *die; Steuerung, Steuerungen1) (System) controls pl.2) o. Pl. s. steuern 1. 1), 3), 4): steering; piloting; flying; control; regulation; steering; influencing* * *der Steuerung bedürfen fig need guidance* * *die; Steuerung, Steuerungen1) (System) controls pl.2) o. Pl. s. steuern 1. 1), 3), 4): steering; piloting; flying; control; regulation; steering; influencing* * *(Flugzeug) f.piloting n. f.control n.control system n.controls n.drive n.steerage n.steering n.supervision n. -
15 Prozessrechner
m < edv> ■ process control computer; process controller; process computer -
16 Steuerrechner
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17 Prozeßrechner
m COMP control computer, process-control computer, ELEKTROTECH process-control computer -
18 Fabrikationsabfall
Fabrikationsabfall
waste;
• Fabrikationsablauf manufacturing process, schedule;
• Fabrikationsabteilung manufacturing division, production department;
• Fabrikationsanlagen producing (production, plant) facilities, productive equipment;
• Fabrikationsauftrag factory (production, manufacturing, special, job) order;
• Fabrikationsauftragsnummer job-order number;
• Fabrikationsausstoß factory output;
• Fabrikationsausstoß erhöhen to step up production;
• Fabrikationsbetrieb manufacturing enterprise (establishment, plant, operation, company, Br., corporation, US);
• Fabrikationsbetrieb einrichten to set up a manufactory;
• Fabrikationsbetrieb umstellen to adapt a factory to the production [of other products];
• Fabrikationsdauer production period;
• Fabrikationseinrichtungen productive equipment, producing facilities;
• Fabrikationserfahrung productive experience;
• Fabrikationsfehler manufacturing defect, flaw;
• Fabrikationsfehler beseitigen to supply (remedy) a defect in a manufacture;
• Fabrikationsfehler haben to be faulty in its manufacture;
• Fabrikationsgang course of manufacture, (Verarbeitung) processing, manufacturing process;
• Fabrikationsgeheimnis secrecy of manufacture, trade (manufacturing) secret;
• Fabrikationsgemeinkosten factory overheads;
• Fabrikationsgemeinkostensatz factory overhead rate;
• Fabrikationsgenehmigung production permit;
• Fabrikationsgesellschaft manufacturing establishment (company enterprise);
• Fabrikationsgewerbe manufacturing trade;
• Fabrikationsgewinn manufacturing (trade, factory) profit;
• Fabrikationshalle factory building;
• Fabrikationsjahr year of manufacture;
• Fabrikationskapazität manufacturing (production) capacity;
• Fabrikationskenntnisse manufacturing knowledge, know-how;
• Fabrikationskonto production (factory, manufacturing, process) account;
• Fabrikationskontrolle production control;
• Fabrikationskosten cost of production (manufacture, manufacturing, goods manufactured), manufacturing (processing) cost, factory expenses (overheads);
• Fabrikationskostenaufstellung manufacturing cost sheet;
• Fabrikationskostenkonto factory overhead account;
• Fabrikationsleiter production manager;
• Fabrikationslizenz production (manufacturing) permit;
• Fabrikationslöhne direct labo(u)r cost;
• Fabrikationsmaterialien production materials;
• Fabrikationsmethode manufacturing process, method of operation;
• Kosten sparende Fabrikationsmethoden cost-saving production methods;
• Fabrikationsmonopol production (manufacturing) monopoly;
• Fabrikationsmuster factory design;
• Fabrikationsname style name;
• Fabrikationsnummer manufacturer’s (serial) number;
• Fabrikationsort place of manufacture, manufacturing place;
• Fabrikationspartie job lot;
• Fabrikationsplan production plan;
• Fabrikationspreis production cost (price), manufacturing, (manufacturer’s cost) price, (Selbstkosten) prime cost, cost price;
• Fabrikationsprogramm production plan (range), working scheme, manufacturing schedule (program(me));
• sein Fabrikationsprogramm abrunden to round off one’s production;
• Fabrikationsprozess manufacturing process;
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19 Fertigungssektor
Fertigungssektor m WIWI secondary sector* * *m <Vw> secondary sector* * *Fertigungssektor
secondary sector;
• Fertigungsserie line, run;
• Fertigungssortiment product mix (US);
• Fertigungsstand state of production;
• Fertigungsstätte production plant;
• betriebseigene Fertigungsstätten own facilities;
• Fertigungsstelle production center (US) (centre, Br.);
• Fertigungssteuerung industrial (US) (product) engineering, production control;
• Fertigungsstraße production (assembly) line, conveyor system;
• Fertigungsstufe stage of production, operational stage;
• Fertigungstätigkeiten fabrication functions;
• Fertigungstechnik production (product, US) engineering;
• Fertigungsteil production part;
• Fertigungsüberschuss manufacturing margin;
• Fertigungsüberwachung production control;
• Fertigungsvereinfachung product simplification;
• rationelles Fertigungsverfahren efficient manufacturing process;
• Fertigungsvorbereitung process engineering, (Fabrik) preparatory work;
• Fertigungsvorgang job operation;
• Fertigungszeit production (manufacturing) time;
• auftragsloser Fertigungszweig empty production line;
• einzelne Fertigungszweige zum Zweck der Liquiditätsverbesserung aufgeben to sell production divisions to raise cash. -
20 Prozessführung
Prozessführung f IND process control* * *f < Ind> process control* * *Prozessführung
conduct of a case, conducting law business (US)
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