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Executive bifocal
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A one-piece bifocal that incorporates the total bottom portion of the lens for close vision with a visible dividing line across the entire lens. it is thicker and heavier than flat top styles and discouraged because of these drawbacks.
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Bifocal, английский
A lens with two focal points, one for distance vision and one for near. regular bifocals have a line between the prescriptions; progressive bifocals change gradually from the near to far prescriptions with no visible line on the lens.
Bifocal bulb, английский
Executive, английский
- Диспетчер
- Руководитель (хозяйственный)
Executive (in a business or other o, английский
Executive address, английский
Действительный адрес; исполнительный адрес
Executive agency, английский
Орган исполнительной власти
Executive agreement, английский
Международное соглашение, заключенное президентом и не требующее утверждения сената
Executive and legislative power, английский
Executive assistant, английский
Помощник-референт
Executive board, английский
Совет директоров
Executive body, английский
Executive branch, английский
- The commissioned and working officers of the ship, as
- Rn term for officers concerned with working and navigating a ship, as opposed to those of (for example) the engineering, medical, or supply branches. the usn equivalent is line officer.
Executive calendar, английский
Перечень документов (проекты договоров, назначений на должности и т.п.), направляемых в сенат для утверждения президентом
Executive clemency, английский
Смягчение меры наказания осужденному преступнику по распоряжению президента сша или губернатора штата
Executive coaching, английский
- Executive coaching is a professional relationship between a coach and an executive, or an executive team. the goal is to assist executives with positive leadership development. it can be provided in one-on-one sessions or via the internet.
- Executive coaching is designed to help facilitate professional and personal development and improved performance. executive coaches work with their clients (usual leaders in at the senior vice president level to the c suite) towards specific professional goals such as improved interpersonal communication, conflict resolution skills, and assertiveness skills, and improved ability to manage the performance of their team and their organization. executive coaches also help their clients become more inspirational, learn to access their authentic power and influence, and increase their ability to think strategically.
- A specific strand of co-active coaching catering to leadership and management performance or development. this style of coaching can be applied to either an individual or a group.
Executive committee, английский
Исполнительный комитет (в банке, международной финансовой организации)
Executive compensation, английский
- All forms of payment, including salaries, company shares and other indirect financial advantages, provided to ceos and other top management.
- Also called executive pay, compensation packages are specifically designed for executive-level employees that include items such as base salary, bonuses, perquisites and other personal benefits, stock options and other related compensation and benefit provisions.
Executive control, английский
Управление выполнением
Executive control language, английский
Язык управления вычислительным процессом; язык супервизора
Executive curl, английский
A twist of braid above the uppermost stripe of an rn officer’s rank insignia. initially restricted to officers of the seaman (now executive) branch. since 1918, however, non-executive officers have also worn the curl, with their specialties identified by stripes of colored cloth (see specialist officers).
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Executive d-seg trifocal, английский
A plastic trifocal with a flat top 25 mm seg style set inside the intermediate executive style area.
Esotropia, английский
- A condition of misalignment of the eyes in which one or both eyes turn inward or nasally.
- A type of squint, where the eyes both look towards the nose. also called convergent strabismus
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