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  • 1 structural

    adjective
    baulich; Bau[material]; tragend [Wand, Säule, Balken]; Konstruktions[fehler]
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    adjective (of structure: You must get permission before making structural alterations to your house.) Struktur-...
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    struc·tur·al
    [ˈstrʌktʃərəl, AM -ɚəl]
    adj inv
    1. (organizational) strukturell, Struktur-
    \structural change Strukturwandel m, strukturelle Veränderung
    \structural data Strukturdaten pl
    \structural laws LING Strukturregeln pl
    \structural organization Aufbauorganisation f
    \structural reforms Strukturreformen pl
    \structural shift Strukturverschiebung f
    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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    ['strʌktSərəl]
    adj
    1) strukturell, Struktur-; (of building) alterations, damage, requirements baulich
    2) (= weight-bearing) wall, beam tragend
    3) (fig: essential) essenziell, essentiell, notwendig
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    structural [ˈstrʌktʃərəl] adj (adv structurally)
    1. strukturell (bedingt), Struktur… (auch fig), fig auch organisch:
    structural change Strukturwandel m;
    structural crisis Strukturkrise f;
    structural linguistics pl (als sg konstruiert) → academic.ru/71389/structuralism">structuralism;
    structural psychology Strukturpsychologie f (Lehre, die die Einheit und Ganzheit des Seelischen betont);
    structural unemployment strukturelle Arbeitslosigkeit;
    structurally weak strukturschwach
    2. baulich, Bau…, Konstruktions…:
    structural element ( oder member) Bauteil n, -element n;
    structural engineer Hochbauingenieur(in);
    structural steel Baustahl m
    3. BIOL
    a) 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…:
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    adjective
    baulich; Bau[material]; tragend [Wand, Säule, Balken]; Konstruktions[fehler]
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    adj.
    Struktur- präfix.
    strukturell adj.
    strukturmäßig adj.

    English-german dictionary > structural

  • 2 load

    <tech.gen> (e.g. mech. stress, heat, radiation, weather) ■ Beanspruchung f ; Belastung f
    <tech.gen> ■ Last f
    <agri.tech> (of fermenter) ■ Faulraumbelastung f ; Raumbelastung f ; Fermenterbelastung f
    < comb> (e.g. blast furnace, waste incinerator) ■ chargieren vt ; befrachten vt ; beschicken vt
    < convey> (of a conveyor) ■ Fördergut n
    <el> (e.g. on power grid, generator) ■ Belastung f DIN 1305 ; Last f
    <el> (apparent ohmic resistance) ■ Last f ; Bürde f
    <el> ■ Verbraucher m ; Stromverbraucher m
    < logist> ■ Füllung f
    < logist> (a unit to be moved or handled at one time) ■ Ladeeinheit f (LE); Lagereinheit f
    < mech> (gen.; e.g. on structural parts) ■ Belastung f
    < mech> ■ Lastwert m
    pract < textil> (dyeing) ■ Färbepartie f ; Partie f prakt
    <textil.pap> ■ Beschwerungsmittel n ; Beschwerungsmaterial n
    < vhcl> (truck, ship) ■ Ladung f
    vi < prod> (clog; grinding wheel) ■ verschmieren vi
    vt <tech.gen> (e.g. mechanically, electr., thermally, with radiation, weather) ■ beanspruchen vt ; belasten vt
    vt <tech.gen> (e.g. paper, workpiece) ■ beschweren vt
    vt <tech.gen> (e.g. camera with film; workpiece) ■ einlegen vt
    vt <tech.gen> ■ laden vt
    vt <tech.gen> (machine, truck, container, with material; e.g. grain via hopper) ■ beschicken vt
    vt <tech.gen> (material into machine; e.g. paper into printer) ■ einführen vt ; einlegen vt
    vt <av> (a tape) ■ einfädeln vt ; laden vt
    vt <chem.proc> ■ eintragen vt
    vt < convey> (a conveying system; e.g. belt) ■ aufgeben vt
    vt < convey> (e.g. work pieces into a machine tool) ■ zuführen vt
    vt < edp> (memory with data) ■ füllen vt
    vt < edp> (program, data) ■ laden vt DIN 44300-8
    vt < logist> (cargo, freight, goods; e.g. onto trucks, into ships) ■ verladen vt ; einladen vt ugs
    vt < logist> (cargo carrier; truck, ship, cargo plane) ■ laden vt ; beladen vt
    vt <mach.tools> (machine, rack, hopper etc.; with workpieces, material) ■ beschicken vt
    vt <mach.tools> (e.g. machine with workpieces, turret with tools) ■ bestücken vt
    vt < mech> (with tensile or compressive forces) ■ beanspruchen vt ; belasten vt
    vt < mech> (spring) ■ spannen vt
    vt <mech.eng> (put a load on sth.; e.g. a bridge, truck, engine) ■ belasten vt
    vt < mil> (firearm; e.g. pistol, gun, rifle) ■ laden vt
    vt < phot> (film, in developing tank) ■ einspulen vt ; aufspulen vt
    vt < proc> (with steam, chemicals, pressure) ■ beaufschlagen mit vt
    vt < textil> (silk) ■ beschweren vt ; erschweren vt ; chargieren vt
    vt <textil.pap> (with weighting material) ■ beschweren vt

    English-german technical dictionary > load

  • 3 integrity

    noun
    1) (uprightness, honesty) Redlichkeit, die; (of business, venture) Seriosität, die; (of style) Echtheit, die; Unverfälschtheit, die
    2) (wholeness) Einheit, die
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    [in'teɡrəti]
    (honesty: He is a man of absolute integrity.) die Rechtschaffenheit
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    in·teg·rity
    [ɪnˈtegrəti, AM -t̬i]
    1. (moral uprightness) Integrität f
    he was keen to preserve his \integrity as an actor er wollte seiner Linie als Schauspieler treu bleiben
    man/woman of \integrity unbescholtener Mann/unbescholtene Frau
    2. ( form: unity, wholeness) Einheit[lichkeit] f
    structural \integrity of a novel Geschlossenheit f eines Romans
    to uphold territorial \integrity die territoriale Integrität schützen
    3. COMPUT of data Integrität f, Vollständigkeit f
    4. (unbrokenness) of object, receptacle Unversehrtheit f
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    [In'tegrItɪ]
    n
    1) (= honesty) Integrität f
    2) (= wholeness) Einheit f
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    integrity [ınˈteɡrətı] s
    1. Integrität f, Rechtschaffenheit f, Unbescholtenheit f
    2. a) Vollständigkeit f
    b) Einheit f:
    seen in its integrity it is … als Ganzes gesehen ist es …
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    noun
    1) (uprightness, honesty) Redlichkeit, die; (of business, venture) Seriosität, die; (of style) Echtheit, die; Unverfälschtheit, die
    2) (wholeness) Einheit, die
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    n.
    Integrität f.
    Redlichkeit f.
    Unbescholtenheit f.

    English-german dictionary > integrity

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