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2 durchschnittliche Arbeitswoche
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Normalabsatzzahlen
standard figures of distribution;
• Normalabschreibung normal (ordinary) depreciation;
• Normalabweichung (Statistik) variation from standard, standard deviation;
• höchst zulässige Normalabweichung maximum departure;
• Normalarbeiter normal worker;
• Normalarbeitstag standard working day;
• Normalarbeitswoche nominal workweek;
• Normalarbeitszeit nominal (regular) hours, regular time, standard labo(u)r (base) time, standard time for a given job;
• Normalausführung standard design (make), regular model;
• in Normalausführung standard;
• Normalausführungszeit standard performance time;
• Normalausrüstung standard equipment;
• Normalausstattung regular equipment, (Fabrik) standby (standard) equipment;
• Normalbedingungen standard specifications;
• Normalbenzin 2-star petrol (fuel), 2 star, regular-grade petrol (Br.);
• Normalbeschäftigung normal capacity;
• Normalbestand (an Waren) basic inventory;
• Normalbezug regular supply, (Zeitung) standard subscription;
• Normalbezugsgröße standard ratio;
• Normaleichmaß standard gauge;
• Normaleinheit (Anzeige) standard unit, (Börse) regular lot;
• Normaleinkommen straight (ordinary) income, average pocket, (Produktionsfaktor) transfer earnings;
• Normalerzeugnis normal output;
• Normalfall rule, usage;
• Normalfamilie standard family, family-of-five unit (US);
• Normalfeuerpolice ordinary (standard) policy;
• gewinnberechtigte Normalfeuerpolice ordinary with profits policy;
• Normalformat regular size;
• Normalfrachtsatz standard rate;
• Normalgebühr regular fee;
• Normalgehalt regular rate;
• Normalgeschwindigkeit proper speed;
• Normalgewicht standard weight;
• Normalgröße regular size, standard size (stock);
• Normaljahr common year;
• Normalkalkulation standard calculation;
• Normalkäufer full-price purchaser;
• Normalkonnossement uniform bill of lading;
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6 komprimierte Arbeitswoche
fcompressed workweek
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