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1 Systemverhalten
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2 Systemverhalten
Systemverhalten n system behaviour [performance]Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Systemverhalten
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3 Methode
f; -, -n1. method; etw. mit Methode machen do s.th. methodically; es hat Methode there’s method in ( oder behind) it; er hat Methode he’s very methodical, he’s a man of method2. Methoden (Verhalten) ways; er hat so seine Methoden he has his own way of doing things; was sind denn das für Methoden? umg. what a way of doing things!* * *die Methodeapproach; method; system; manner* * *Me|tho|de [me'toːdə]f -, -n1) methoddas hat Methóde (inf) — there's (a) method behind it
er hat Methóde in den Laden gebracht (inf) — he knocked things into shape
was sind denn das für Methóden? — what sort of way is that to behave?
* * ** * *Me·tho·de<-, -n>[meˈto:də]f1. (bestimmtes Verfahren) methodmit \Methode methodicallyetw hat \Methode (fam) sth is carefully plannedes gibt da \Methoden! there are ways!was sind denn das für \Methoden? what sort of way is that to behave? [or sort of behaviour [or AM -or] is that]* * *die; Methode, Methoden method* * *1. method;etwas mit Methode machen do sth methodically;er hat Methode he’s very methodical, he’s a man of method2.er hat so seine Methoden he has his own way of doing things;was sind denn das für Methoden? umg what a way of doing things!* * *die; Methode, Methoden method* * *-n f.manner n.method n.system n.technique n. -
4 Hydraulik
f; -, kein Pl.; TECH. hydraulics Pl. (V. meist im Sg.) Anlage: auch hydraulic system* * *die Hydraulikhydraulics* * *Hyd|rau|lik [hy'draulɪk]f -, no plhydraulics sing; (= Antrieb, Anlage) hydraulic system, hydraulics pl* * *(the study of the behaviour of moving liquids (eg of water in pipes).) hydraulics* * *Hy·drau·lik<->[hyˈdraulɪk]die \Hydraulik der Bremse the brake's hydraulics* * *1) hydraulics sing., no art.2) (System) hydraulics pl.; hydraulic system* * ** * *die; Hydraulik (Technik)1) hydraulics sing., no art.2) (System) hydraulics pl.; hydraulic system* * *f.hydraulics n. -
5 Muster
n; -s, -3. (Verzierung) pattern, design4. (Vorbild) model; (Beispiel) example; sie ist ein Muster von einer Lehrerin oder das Muster einer Lehrerin etc. she’s a model teacher etc.; ein Muster an Tugend a paragon of virtue; nach dem Muster von following the example of; ein Justizwesen nach angelsächsischem Muster a justice system model(l)ed on the English one ( oder along English lines); jemanden als Muster hinstellen hold s.o. up as an example to be followed* * *das Musterpattern; design; sample; scheme; specimen; model; paragon; prototype* * *Mụs|ter ['mʊstɐ]nt -s, -nach einem Muster stricken etc — to knit etc from a pattern
die Parade läuft immer nach demselben Muster ab — the parade always takes the same form
2) (= Probestück) sample; (Buch, Korrekturfahne etc) specimenMuster ohne Wert — sample of no commercial value
3) (fig = Vorbild) model (an +dat of); (= Verhaltensmuster) patternals Muster dienen — to serve as a model
er ist ein Muster von einem Schüler/Ehemann/Staatsbürger —
* * *das1) (something that can be used to copy from.) model2) (a pattern etc: The curtains have a flower design on them.) design3) (the first or original model from which others are copied.) prototype4) (a perfect example of a good quality etc: She is a paragon of virtue.) paragon5) (a model or guide for making something: a dress-pattern.) pattern6) (a repeated decoration or design on material etc: The dress is nice but I don't like the pattern.) pattern7) (an example suitable to be copied: the pattern of good behaviour.) pattern* * *Mus·ter<-s, ->[ˈmʊstɐ]nt\Muster ohne Wert sample of no commercial valuedem \Muster entsprechend up to sampleWaren nach \Muster bestellen to order goods from samplenach \Muster kaufen/verkaufen to buy according to sample/to sell by sample\Muster ziehen to sample, to draw samples2. (Motive) patterneingetragenes \Muster HANDEL registered pattern3. (Vorlage) pattern[jdm] als \Muster dienen to serve [sb] as a modelnach antikem \Muster modelled [or AM a. modeled] on an antique style4. (Vorbild)ein \Muster an Vollkommenheit sein to be the pink of perfection* * *das; Musters, Muster1) (Vorlage) pattern2) (Vorbild) model (an + Dat. of)er ist ein Muster an Fleiß — he is a model of industry
er ist ein Muster von einem Ehemann — (ugs.) he is a model husband
3) (Verzierung) pattern4) (Probe) specimen; (Warenprobe) sample* * *1. (Vorlage, Zeichnung) pattern;nach einem Muster arbeiten work from a pattern3. (Verzierung) pattern, designein Muster an Tugend a paragon of virtue;nach dem Muster von following the example of;ein Justizwesen nach angelsächsischem Muster a justice system model(l)ed on the English one ( oder along English lines);jemanden als Muster hinstellen hold sb up as an example to be followed* * *das; Musters, Muster1) (Vorlage) pattern2) (Vorbild) model (an + Dat. of)er ist ein Muster von einem Ehemann — (ugs.) he is a model husband
3) (Verzierung) pattern4) (Probe) specimen; (Warenprobe) sample* * *- n.model n.pattern n.prototype n.sample n.specimen n. -
6 Betriebsverhalten eines Systems
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Betriebsverhalten eines Systems
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