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1 contractual stability
■ Principle that agreements between professional players and clubs must be respected and cannot be unilaterally terminated during the course of the season unless for just cause.■ Einhaltung eines zwischen einem Berufsspieler und einem Verein abgeschlossenen Vertrags, bis dieser ausläuft oder in beiderseitigem Einvernehmen aufgelöst wird. -
2 Lenkfähigkeitskontrolle in der Kurve
stability Am.Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > Lenkfähigkeitskontrolle in der Kurve
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3 Meßbeständigkeit
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4 stabiliteit
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5 standzekerheid
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6 Stabilitätsgrenze
stability limit; stability thresholdDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > Stabilitätsgrenze
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7 stabiliteitskromme
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8 stroombestendigheid
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9 Richtungsstabilität
f <fz> (Zweirad) ■ directional stability; track stabilityf < kfz> (Fahrverhalten; Fahrzeug und/oderReifen) ■ driving stability; directional stability; directional control; lateral grip; lateral stabilityf < kfz> (von Fahrzeugen; typ. bei hoher Geschwindigkeit) ■ directional stability; straight-line stability; tracking stability; tracking practf < kfz> (von Reifen) ■ lateral grip; directional control; lateral stability; directional stability -
10 Stabilität
f; -, kein Pl.1. stability2. der Bauart etc.: solidity, sturdiness; der Konstitution, Gesundheit: soundness; stärker: robustness* * *die Stabilitätstability; strength* * *Sta|bi|li|tät [ʃtabili'tɛːt, st-]f -, no pl(von Währung, Land, Situation) stability* * *(the quality of being stable.) stability* * *Sta·bi·li·tät<->[ʃtabiliˈtɛ:t, st-]1. (Festigkeit) stability, solidity2. (Beständigkeit) stability* * *die; Stabilität sturdiness; (von Gesundheit, Konstitution usw.) robustness; soundness; (das Beständigsein) stability* * *1. stability2. der Bauart etc: solidity, sturdiness; der Konstitution, Gesundheit: soundness; stärker: robustness* * *die; Stabilität sturdiness; (von Gesundheit, Konstitution usw.) robustness; soundness; (das Beständigsein) stability* * *f.dependability n.stability n. -
11 Stabilität
Stabilität f GEN firmness, stability (von Märkten, Preisen)* * ** * *Stabilität
(Markt) steadiness;
• finanzielle Stabilität financial stability;
• makroökonomische Stabilität macro-economic stability;
• innere Stabilität des Euro internal stability of the euro;
• Stabilität des Geldwertes monetary stability;
• Stabilität des Gleichgewichts unter Konkurrenzbedingungen (Doktrin) stability of competitive equilibrium;
• Stabilität der geplanten europäischen Währung sicherstellen (Euro) to guarantee the stability of the planned single currency. -
12 Spurstabilität
f < kfz> (Fahrverhalten; Fahrzeug und/oderReifen) ■ driving stability; directional stability; directional control; lateral grip; lateral stabilityf < kfz> (von Fahrzeugen; typ. bei hoher Geschwindigkeit) ■ directional stability; straight-line stability; tracking stability; tracking practf < kfz> (von Reifen) ■ lateral grip; directional control; lateral stability; directional stability -
13 Preisstabilität
f stable prices, price stability, stability of prices* * *die Preisstabilitätprice stability; stable prices* * *Preis|sta|bi|li|tätfprice stability* * *Preis·sta·bi·li·tätf stability of prices* * *Preisstabilität f stable prices, price stability, stability of prices -
14 Standfestigkeit
f steadiness; bes. TECH. stability; fig., gegenüber Alkohol: ability to take one’s drink; Standhaftigkeit* * *die Standfestigkeitstableness* * *Stạnd|fes|tig|keitfstability (AUCH SCI); (fig) steadfastness* * *Stand·fes·tig·keit* * *1) stability; (eines Gebäudes) structural strength2) (Standhaftigkeit) steadfastness* * *Standfestigkeit f steadiness; besonders TECH stability; fig, gegenüber Alkohol: ability to take one’s drink; → Standhaftigkeit* * *1) stability; (eines Gebäudes) structural strength2) (Standhaftigkeit) steadfastness* * *f.stableness n. -
15 Seitenstabilität
f <fz> ■ lateral stabilityf < kfz> (Fahrverhalten; Fahrzeug und/oderReifen) ■ driving stability; directional stability; directional control; lateral grip; lateral stabilityf < kfz> (von Reifen) ■ lateral grip; directional control; lateral stability; directional stability -
16 Seitenführung
f < kfz> (von Reifen) ■ lateral grip; directional control; lateral stability; directional stabilityf < kfz> (Fahrverhalten; Fahrzeug und/oderReifen) ■ driving stability; directional stability; directional control; lateral grip; lateral stabilityf < masch> ■ side guard; side guiding -
17 Standsicherheit
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18 innere Stabilität
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19 Preisstabilität
Preisstabilität f V&M, WIWI price stability* * *f <V&M, Vw> price stability* * *Preisstabilität
price stability (continuity), stability (steadiness, firmness) of prices;
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20 Stabilitätszone
Stabilitätszone f WIWI, POL stability zone, zone of stability* * *f <Vw, Pol> stability zone, zone of stability
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