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1 stimulation of industry
Реклама: стимулирование промышленностиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > stimulation of industry
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2 stimulation of industry
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > stimulation of industry
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3 stimulation
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > stimulation
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4 incentive
incentive [ɪn'sentɪv]1 noun(a) (motivation) motivation f;∎ they have lost their incentive ils ne sont plus très motivés;∎ he has no incentive to work harder rien ne le motive à travailler plus dur;∎ to give sb the incentive to do sth motiver qn à faire qch(b) Finance & Industry incitation f, encouragement m; (payment) prime f; Marketing stimulation f; (reduction, free gift) stimulant m;∎ the firm offers various incentives la société offre diverses primes;∎ tax incentives avantages mpl fiscauxincitateur, incitatifCommerce & Marketing American incentive plan, British incentive scheme (for buyers) programme m de stimulation; (for workers) système m de primes -
5 activity
1) (экономическая) активность; оживление2) (хозяйственная) деятельность; производство3) операция; работа4) организация, учреждение5) pl показатели (в экономических исследованиях)6) самодеятельность (населения) -
6 activity
n1) активность2) деятельность, работа3) pl действия, деятельность (в какой-л. области)
- advertising activity
- agent's activities
- air freight activity
- ancillary activity
- business activity
- charitable activities
- civil engineering activity
- clean-up activities
- commercial activities
- communication activity
- competitive activity
- construction activity
- creative activity
- criminal activities
- defence activity
- defence industry activity
- demand stimulation activities
- development activity
- diversified activities
- domestic activity
- drilling activity
- economic activity
- economical activity
- environmental activity
- export-related activities
- financial activities
- foreign trade activity
- freight traffic activity
- home construction activity
- integration activities
- investment activity
- joint activity
- labour activity
- labour-intensive activity
- lawful activity
- legal activity
- legitimate activity
- leisure activity
- lending activities
- low economic activity
- management activity
- manned space activities
- manufacturing activity
- military activity
- military space activities
- nonproductive activity
- nuclear activity
- overall business activity
- practical activity
- primary activity
- priority activity
- procurement activities
- production activity
- productive activity
- promotional activity
- publicity activity
- quick yielding activities
- rationalization activity
- rental activities
- research activity
- research-and-development activity
- residual activity
- risky activity
- rural activities
- sales activity
- secondary activity
- service activities
- space commercial activities
- speculative activity
- surveillance activity
- trade activity
- trading activity
- vigorous activity
- activities of a commission
- coordinate activity
- direct activities
- engage in business activities
- expand activities
- facilitate activities
- resume activities
- spur business activities
- supervise activities
- suspend activitiesEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > activity
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7 Langmuir, Irving
[br]b. 31 January 1881 Brooklyn, New York, USAd. 16 August 1957 Falmouth, Massachusetts, USA[br]American Nobel Prize winner in chemistry in 1932 who was responsible for a number of important scientific developments ranging from electric lamps, through a high-vacuum transmitting tube (for broadcasting) to a high-vacuum mercury pump for studies in atomic structure, in radar and the stimulation of artificial rainfall.[br]Langmuir took a degree in metallurgical engineering at Columbia University School of Mines, and then a PhD in chemistry at Göttingen University in Germany. For much of his life he carried out research in physical chemistry at the General Electric Research Laboratory at Schenechtady, New York, where he remained until his retirement in 1950. One important result of his work there led to a great improvement in artificial illumination of homes. This was his development in 1913 of a much more efficient electric light bulb, which was filled with argon gas and had a coiled filament. The idea of using an inert gas was an old one, but it was not a viable proposition until a filament that could be coiled became available. Overall, Langmuir's lamp was more reliable than previous designs and gave a brighter light.[br]Further ReadingArthur A.Bright, 1949, The Electric Lamp Industry, New York: Macmillan. Floyd A.Lewis, 1961, The Incandescent Light, New York: Shorewood.DY
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