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Avoidance strategy
| Глоссарий терминов в методологии научной деятельности |
One of a range of coping strategies which involves expressing things, usually more simply, and avoiding the use of lexis and grammar with which the learners is unfamiliar or insecure.
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Avoidance, английский
- Избежание, предотвращение
- Предотвращение
- A term that is difficult to define but which is generally used to describe the arrangement of a taxpayer`s affairs that is intended to reduce his tax liability and that although the arrangement could be strictly legal it is usually in contradiction with the intent of the law it purports to follow. cf. evasion
Avoidance of cracking, английский
Предупреждение трещинообразования
Avoidance shot, английский
A shot where the cue ball path is controlled to avoid hitting surrounding balls
Strategy, английский
- Plan and approach for running racks and playing defense
- An overall plan of action.
- N стратегия4 communication ~ коммуникативная стратегия 1 все умственные и физические процессы, на основе которых действу- ет человек. 2 семантический тип предиката. 3 части формы без флексии. 4 набор определенных умственных и поведенческих шагов для дости- жения конкретного результата. stratificational a стратификационный grammar
- The science of the naval and military combinations which compel movements and battles, or the contrary, but not including the operations of actual battle,
- The planning, coordination, and employment of armed forces using all available military, political, psychological and economic factors, while making optimum use of space and time (not including actual combat operations which fall under tactics). naval strategy is generally concerned with controlling the sea lanes to facilitate the passage of friendly vessels and deny it to hostile ones.
- The games subcategory containing games that require strategy to win, often political/military in nature. strategy + simulation (pn)
- A set way of doing something.
- A strategy is a sequence of internal and external processes that involve one or more of the five senses, and that work to consistently produce an outcome. all behaviours and emotional states are produced by strategies.
- A set of explicit mental and behavioral steps used to achieve a specific outcome.
- The general or specific approach to investing that an individual, institution, or fund manager employs.
- Стратегия (в отношении отрасли или страны)
- Plan of action
- Plan of action a plan of action that starts with examining the current state of an organization and then deciding how to achieve the best state for the organization’s future
Strategy for exploration of the inner planets, английский
Стратегия исследования внутренних планет солнечной системы
Strategy formulation, английский
Strategy implementation, английский
Strategy map, английский
A performance management tool for visually presenting an organization’s or organizational unit’s objectives and goals, their groupings of objectives and goals, and their mappings of objectives and goals to themes, initiatives, kpis, targets, business processes, and action plans. each item in the visualization contains a set of metadata, which itself is customizable.
Strategy markup language (stratml), английский
An xml vocabulary and schema for strategic and performance plans and reports.
Strategy of control, английский
Стратегия управления (напр., качеством воды в водном объекте; 1в45. stream assimilation ассимилирующая спо- обность водотока способность водотока переработать определенное количество загрязняющих веществ)
Strategy or policy вхц, русский
Стратегия/политика вне холодовой цепи
Strategy стратегия окр, русский
«охватить каждый район»
Strategy-account, английский
A description of the account strategy includes the account's plan for asset allocations, taking into consideration goals, risk tolerance and holding period. it also includes, at a minimum, the investment style (see below.)
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Turn-taking, английский
One of the ways conversation is managed.
Integrative motivation, английский
Motivation which stems from the need to fit in to the target-language culture.
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