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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > structural change
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Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > structural change
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adjectivebaulich; Bau[material]; tragend [Wand, Säule, Balken]; Konstruktions[fehler]* * *adjective (of structure: You must get permission before making structural alterations to your house.) Struktur-...* * *struc·tur·al[ˈstrʌktʃərəl, AM -ɚəl]adj inv1. (organizational) strukturell, Struktur-\structural change Strukturwandel m, strukturelle Veränderung\structural data Strukturdaten pl\structural organization Aufbauorganisation f\structural reforms Strukturreformen pl\structural shift Strukturverschiebung f2. (of a construction) baulich, Bau-, Konstruktions-the houses suffered \structural damage die Struktur der Häuser wurde beschädigt\structural condition baulicher Zustand\structural defects bauliche Schäden* * *['strʌktSərəl]adj1) strukturell, Struktur-; (of building) alterations, damage, requirements baulichstructural part — Bauteil nt
2) (= weight-bearing) wall, beam tragend3) (fig: essential) essenziell, essentiell, notwendig* * *structural [ˈstrʌktʃərəl] adj (adv structurally)1. strukturell (bedingt), Struktur… (auch fig), fig auch organisch:structural change Strukturwandel m;structural crisis Strukturkrise f;structural psychology Strukturpsychologie f (Lehre, die die Einheit und Ganzheit des Seelischen betont);structural unemployment strukturelle Arbeitslosigkeit;structurally weak strukturschwach2. baulich, Bau…, Konstruktions…:structural engineer Hochbauingenieur(in);structural engineering Hochbau m;structural steel Baustahl m3. BIOLa) morphologisch, Struktur…:b) organisch (Krankheit etc)4. GEOL tektonisch:structural geology Geotektonik f (Lehre vom Aufbau und von der Entwicklung der Erdkruste)5. CHEM Struktur…:* * *adjectivebaulich; Bau[material]; tragend [Wand, Säule, Balken]; Konstruktions[fehler]* * *adj.Struktur- präfix.strukturell adj.strukturmäßig adj. -
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1) ( organizational) strukturell, Struktur-;\structural change Strukturwandel m, strukturelle Veränderung;\structural reforms Strukturreformen fpl;2) ( of a construction) baulich, Bau-, Konstruktions-;the houses suffered \structural damage die Struktur der Häuser wurde beschädigt;\structural condition baulicher Zustand;\structural defects bauliche Schäden -
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noun* * *le·sion[ˈli:ʒən]brain \lesions can be caused by bacterial infections Gehirnschädigungen können durch bakterielle Infektionen verursacht werden\lesions to back and thighs Rücken- und Oberschenkelverletzungen pl* * *['liːZən]nVerletzung f; (= structural change) krankhafte Gewebsveränderung* * *lesion [ˈliːʒn] s1. MEDa) Verletzung f, Wunde fb) Läsion f (Funktionsstörung eines Organs oder Körperteils)2. JUR Schädigung f* * *noun* * *n.Wunde -n f. -
9 динамика численности и структуры населения
динамика численности и структуры населения
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population dynamics
The process of numerical and structural change within populations resulting from births, deaths, and movements. (Source: LANDY)
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порок развития
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malformation
Permanent structural change that may adversely affect survival, development or function. (Source: KOREN)
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