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A service defines the events required to move freight between two locations at a particular date/time.
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Particular, английский
A частный; конкретный grammar partitioned a разделённый на части sequence 1 одна из базовых операций компьютерной обработки текстов; в каче- стве данных берутся текст либо сегмент текста, грамматика и цель разбора, а на выходе получается удовлетворяющее цели множество значений категориальной отнесённости сегментов в виде, например, дерева разбора. 2 применяется запоминание также и гипотез, выдвигаемых при разбо- ре, и результатов их проверки – м. кэй. 3 используется, в частности, для разбора арифметических выражений. partitioning n членение sentence ~ членение предложений (напр., при переводе )
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Trip, английский
- A service in a working timetable.
- An outward-bound passage or short voyage, particularly in the coasting trade. it also denotes a single board in plying to windward. also, the movement by which an anchor is loosened from its bed and raised clear of the bottom, either by its cable or buoy-rope.—the anchor`s a-trip, i.e. no longer holds.
- [1] a passage between two ports. [2] to release a pelican hook. [3] to raise and swing a yard or spar into position for lowering. [4] to break out an anchor with a tripping line. [5] said of a boom rolling underwater in a seaway [from old french triper = to dance]. triple-a: colloquial term for anti-aircraft artillery.
- A synonym for round trip.
- Расстояние, покрываемое в ходе одной поездки улов, полученный рыболовецким судном на пути к промысловой области
Run, английский
- A sequence of trips assigned to be worked by a particular set of rollingstock.
- Вольер
- Series of balls pocketed in succession during one turn
- Race, speed, hurry, hasten, sprint, dash, rush, escape, elope, flee
- See analytical run.
- 1. the stern of the underwater body of a ship from where it begins to curve upward and inward.
- Point of sailing when the wind is coming from dead astern. running rigging. the lines used to control the sails. s
- The distance sailed by a ship. also, used among sailors to imply the agreement to work a single passage from one place to another, as from jamaica to england, and so forth.—to make a run. to sway with alacrity.
- [from the teutonic rennen, to flow]. a water-course.
- [1] to sail downwind. [2] to abscond or desert. [3] the distance traveled in a given period.
- A long, narrow fenced-in area usually attached to a stall.
- A run consists of a series of bid and offer quotes for different securities or maturities. dealers give and ask for runs from each other.
- Ажиотажный спрос
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