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1 Element
n; -(e)s, -e1. (Naturgewalt) element; die ( vier) Elemente the (four) elements; das feuchte oder nasse Element geh. the watery element; sich den Elementen aussetzen brave the elements; die entfesselten Elemente the unleashed power of the elements; die Urgewalt der Elemente the power and fury of the elements2. Lebensraum: (natural) element; in seinem Element sein oder sich in seinem Element fühlen fig. be in one’s element3. (Bestandteil) element, component (part); (Faktor) (contributory) factor; das gemeinsame / treibende Element the common / motivating factor; ein besinnliches Element in den Abend bringen introduce a reflective note into the evening(‘s proceedings etc.)6. CHEM. element; einwertiges / zweiwertiges Element monovalent ( oder univalent) / divalent ( oder bivalent) element; radioaktives Element radioactive element8. (Bauteil) element* * *das Element(Batterie) battery; cell;(Bestandteil) element* * *Ele|mẹnt [ele'mɛnt]nt -(e)s, -e1) element (AUCH CHEM); (ELEC) cell, batterykriminelle Elemente (pej) — criminal elements
in seinem Element sein — to be in one's element
2) pl fig = Anfangsgründe) elements pl, rudiments pldas Toben der Elemente (liter) — the raging of the elements
* * *das1) (a substance that cannot be split by chemical means into simpler substances: Hydrogen, chlorine, iron and uranium are elements.) element2) (surroundings necessary for life: Water is a fish's natural element.) element* * *Ele·ment<-[e]s, -e>[eleˈmɛnt]nt1. BAU, CHEM element▪ die \Elemente the elementsdie tobenden \Elemente the raging elementsdas nasse \Element (geh) water[ganz] in seinem \Element sein (fig) to be in one's elementkriminelle/subversive \Elemente criminal/subversive elements* * *das; Element[e]s, Elemente1) elementer war/fühlte sich in seinem Element — he was/felt in his element
zwielichtige/kriminelle Elemente — shady/criminal elements
3) (Elektrot.) cell* * *1. (Naturgewalt) element;die (vier) Elemente the (four) elements;nasse Element geh the watery element;sich den Elementen aussetzen brave the elements;die entfesselten Elemente the unleashed power of the elements;die Urgewalt der Elemente the power and fury of the elements2. Lebensraum: (natural) element;sich in seinem Element fühlen fig be in one’s elementdas gemeinsame/treibende Element the common/motivating factor;ein besinnliches Element in den Abend bringen introduce a reflective note into the evening(’s proceedings etc)4.Elemente (Grundbegriffe) elements, rudiments, basics5. meist pl; fig pej:unliebsame/kriminelle etcElemente undesirable/criminal etc elements6. CHEM element;radioaktives Element radioactive element7. ELEK element, cell, battery;galvanisches Element galvanic cell8. (Bauteil) elementvon out of, from)* * *das; Element[e]s, Elemente1) elementer war/fühlte sich in seinem Element — he was/felt in his element
zwielichtige/kriminelle Elemente — shady/criminal elements
2) (Bauteil) element; (einer Schrankwand) unit3) (Elektrot.) cell* * *-e n.element n.item n. -
2 Ausnutzungsfaktor
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3 Ausnutzungsziffer
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4 Ausnutzungsgrad
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5 Durchschnittslast
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6 Geräteausnutzungsfaktor
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch Engineering > Geräteausnutzungsfaktor
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7 Nennlast
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8 Mehrfaktorenproduktivität
Mehrfaktorenproduktivität f WIWI multi-factor productivity (measures output per unit of production inputs or factors: labor, materials, and capital; cf total factor productivity = totale Faktorproduktivität = TFP; Mikroökonomie = microeconomics)Business german-english dictionary > Mehrfaktorenproduktivität
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9 Äquivalentdosis
эквивалентная доза
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equivalent dose
A quantity used in radiation protection, expressing all radiation on a common scale for calculating the effective absorbed dose. The unit of dose equivalent is the rem. which is numerically equal to the absorbed dose in rads multiplied by certain modifying factors such as the quality factor, the distribution factor, etc. (Source: KOREN)
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Немецко-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > Äquivalentdosis
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10 Lohnkosten
Lohnkosten pl 1. RW manpower costs; 2. STEUER, WIWI (AE) cost of labor, (BE) cost of labour, (AE) labor costs, (BE) labour costs* * *pl 1. < Rechnung> manpower costs; 2. <Steuer, Vw> cost of labor (AE), cost of labour (BE), labor costs (AE), labour costs (BE)* * *Lohnkosten
labo(u)r cost[s] (rates), cost of labo(u)r, wage costs, wages bill (Br.), payload (US);
• spiralartig ansteigende Lohnkosten spiral(l)ing wage costs;
• gesamte Lohnkosten factory earnings;
• unmittelbare Lohnkosten direct labo(u)r cost;
• Lohnkosten je Arbeitsaufwand (Produktionseinheit) unit wage (labo(u)r) costs;
• überhöhte Lohnkosten berechnen to pad a payroll;
• wöchentliche Lohnkosten erhöhen to increase the weekly payroll;
• Lohnkostenanteil payload (US), labo(u)r charge;
• gestiegenen Lohnkostenanteil durch Preiserhöhungen auffangen to recoup the increasing cost of labo(u)r by raising its prices;
• Lohnkostenaufteilung labo(u)r-cost distribution, payroll distribution (US);
• Lohnkosteneinsparung wage savings;
• Lohnkostenerhöhung auf die Verbraucher abwälzen to pass increased labo(u)r costs on to consumers;
• Lohnkostenfaktor wage factor in costs;
• inflationsbereinigter Lohnkostenindex national wage index corrected to take out inflationary effects;
• Lohnkostenkalkulation job pricing;
• Lohnkostensenkung reduction of labo(u)r rates;
• Lohnkostensteigerung increase in the cost of labo(u)r;
• Lohnkostentheorie subsistence theory of wages;
• Lohnkostenverteilung distribution of labo(u)r costs;
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11 Leistungsdaten
Leistungsdaten
(Maschine) performance characteristics;
• Leistungsdauer period of benefit, indemnity period (US), (staatliche Hilfe) duration of benefits;
• Leistungsdiagramm performance chart, indicator card (diagram);
• Leistungsdruck pressure to perform;
• Leistungsebene standard;
• Leistungseinheit efficiency unit;
• Leistungseinkommen factor income;
• Leistungseinstufung performance (service, man) rating, merit rating (review) (US);
• Leistungsempfänger recipient of services;
• Leistungsentgelt (Gebühr) rate (US);
• kostendeckende Leistungsentgelte remunerative rates;
• Leistungsentlohnung incentive-wage system (plan);
• Leistungsentlohnung ausdehnen to extend incentive coverage;
• Leistungsentzug withdrawal of services;
• Leistungserfüllung [discharge by] performance, fulfil(l)ment;
• Leistungserfüllung anbieten to tender performance;
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12 Wachstumsaktien
Wachstumsaktien
growth stocks;
• Wachstumsannahme growth assumption;
• kräftiger Wachstumsanstieg strong burst of growth;
• verzögerter Wachstumsanstieg slowdown in the rate of advance;
• Wachstumsaspekt growth aspect;
• Wachstumsaussichten growth prospects;
• Wachstumsbehinderung growth squeeze;
• marginaler Wachstumsbeitrag marginal growth contribution;
• erneute Wachstumsbeschleunigung re-acceleration of growth;
• Wachstumsbereich growth sector;
• positive Wachstumsbilanz positive growth record;
• [globale] Wachstumsbranche global growth sector;
• Wachstumschance growth opportunity;
• große Wachstumschance voraussagen to predict great growth;
• Wachstumseinreihung growth ranking;
• Wachstumsende erreicht haben to come to the end of the growth line;
• Wachstumserwartungen prospects of growth;
• Wachstumsfaktor (Wertpapiere) growth factor;
• Wachstumsfavoriten growth favo(u)rites;
• Wachstumsfinanzierung growth financing;
• Wachstumsfinanzierung zur Marktdurchdringung second-stage financing;
• Wachstumsflaute stagnation;
• Wachstumsfonds performance fund, accumulation [unit] (growth) trust.
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