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Technological armour

Глоссарий в области надежности систем энергетики
    Технологическая бронь




Armour, английский
    A defensive habit to protect the wearer from his enemy; also defensive arms. in old statutes this is frequently called harness.


Armour (armor), английский

Armour / movable armour, английский
    Blindage,couronne de choc/g.g.v


Armour / movable armour, английский

Armour of galvanized steel wire, английский

Armour-coated glass, английский

Armoured, английский

Armoured cable, английский

Armoured face conveyor, английский

Armoured glass, английский

Armoured lens, английский

Armourer, английский
    In a man-of-war, is a person appointed by warrant to keep the small arms in complete condition for service. as he is also the ship`s blacksmith, a mate is allowed to assist at the forge.


Armouring, английский

Armoury, английский
    A place appropriated for the keeping of small arms.


Technological, английский
  1. (научно-) технический; технологический

  2. Технологический


Technological (амер.), английский

Technological card of inspection, английский

Technological change, английский
  1. Технический прогресс

  2. Mostly considered as technological improvement, that is, more or better goods and services can be provided from a given amount of resources (production factors). economic models distinguish autonomous (exogenous), endogenous and induced technological change. autonomous (exogenous) technological change is imposed from outside the model (i.e., as a parameter), usually in the form of a time trend affecting factor or/and energy productivity and therefore energy demand or output growth. endogenous technological change is the outcome of economic activity within the model (i.e., as a variable) so that factor productivity or the choice of technologies is included within the model and affects energy demand and/or economic growth. glossary, acronyms, chemical symbols and prefi xes annex i induced technological change implies endogenous technological change but adds further changes induced by policies and measures, such as carbon taxes triggering research and development efforts.


Technological determinism, английский
    The belief that technology develops (-)development) by its own laws, that it realizes its own potential, limited only by the material resources available, and must therefore be regarded as an autonomous (->autonomy) system controlling and ultimately permeating all other subsystems of society. evidence for the first proposition is largely taken from the natural history of technology, its progressive character and the coocurance of independent (->independence) inventions. evidence for the second proposition stems from the unwarranted generalization that everything that is invented is ultimately installed and ignores human playfulness, individual and collective interests and man`s cognitive limitations. the conclusion is nevertheless supported by the fact that technology has indeed penetrated all spheres of human existence from interpersonal communication, to definitions of the quality of life in technological terms.


Technological diagnostics lab, английский
    Tdl


Emergency armour, английский
    Аварийная бронь минимальный уровень энер-


Functional armour, английский
    Функциональная бронь