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Logistics officer
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This royal navy title, established in 2004, is the final metamorphosis of a job which may have begun as early as the 14th century and has been variously titled captain’s clerk, bursar, purser, paymaster, and supply officer. a logistics officer’s responsibilities involve ensuring that her/his ship has all the personnel and equipment needed for operational efficiency, and providing essential services through the ship’s chefs, caterers, stores accountants, stewards, and writers. he or she may also be required to advise the commanding officer on personnel matters and questions of probity and propriety. like all non-combatant naval personnel, the logistics officer has a battle station, usually related to damage control or first aid.
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Logistic, английский
Относящийся к материально-техническому обеспечению; военно-транспортный
Logistic curve, английский
Логистическая кривая
Logistic delay, английский
Logistic function, английский
Usually refers to the cumulative logistic function where y=1/(1+exp(-bx)). this function is commonly used as an output or signal function for neural network nodes and as a link function in statistical generalized linear models, both for its simplicity and for theoretical reasons. see also: signal function.
Logistic model, английский
Logistic process, английский
Логарифмический процесс
Logistic regression, английский
- This relates to an experimental design for predicting a binary categorical (yes/no) outome on the basis of predictor variables measured on interval scales. for each of a set of values of the predictor variables, the outcomes are regarded as representing a
- Логистическая регрессия logistics1. материально-техническое обеспечение; 2. логистика (символическая логика)
- A specialized form of regression that can be used to generate regression functions for binary and ordinal variables. it is a generalized linear model, using a logistic function to link the expected value of the response with the linear model. among the reasons that it is preferred for variables of this type because it correctly handles the bounded responses and the dependence between the error and the mean. (see figure l.3.) see also: data mining, linear regression. figure l.3 —
- A statistical method for analyzing the probability that multiple factors contribute to a state. logo (n)
Logistic requirements planning, rp, английский
Logistic spiral, английский
Логарифмическая спираль
Logistic support, английский
Материально-техническое обеспечение [снабжение]
Logistic support group, английский
Группа материально-технического обеспечения [снабжения]
Logistic support manager, английский
Руководитель службы материально-технического обеспечения [снабжения]
Logistic support solutions, английский
Logistic support solutions 40, английский
Logistic support squadron, английский
Эскадрилья материально-технического обеспечения [снабжения]
Logistic support system characteristics, английский
Характеристики системы материально-технического обеспечения [снабжения]
Logistic-accountability technician (responsible for re-supply and accountability of spare parts), английский
Logistical, английский
Тыловой
Logistical air (support), английский
Материально-техническое обеспечение воздушным транспортом
Logistical costs, английский
Logistical support, английский
- Known to the united states armed forces as combat service support, logistical support refers to the provision of supply, maintenance, transportation, medical, and other services required by combat units to continue their missions.
- Материально-техническое обеспечение
Established, английский
Установленный
Metamorphosis, латинский
Responsibilities, английский
Обязанности
Operational, английский
- Рабочий; боевой; оперативный
- Services, overseas оперативные службы на заморских территориях
- Оперативный
Efficiency, английский
- A rating on comfort equipment, similar to the miles per gallon rating on your car. the higher the rating, the more efficient the system and the lower your fuel consumption will be.
- A comfort-equipment and fuel-efficiency rating similar to the miles-per-gallon rating for automobiles
- A general term used to describe how effectively a heat pump, air conditioning system, or furnace converts incoming energy to outgoing energy. the higher the number, the more efficient the unit, and the lower the operating costs.
- A measure of a product`s ability to utilize input energy; expressed as a percentage.
- Эффективность; кпд
- Эффективность (производства); производительность (труда), см. yield, utility, productivity
- Эффективность
- Эффективность; полезный эффект результативность в зависимости от затраченных ресурсов (времени, финансов и др.).
- Эффективность (улавливания частиц). применительно к фильтрам, пылеуловителям и брызговым скрубберам — отношение количества частиц, задерживаемых данным устройством, к поступающему в него количеству (обычно выражается в процентах) (предварительный стандарт мос, 8).
- In a loudspeaker, the ratio of acoustic power output to electrical power input.
- The degree and speed with which a market accurately incorporates information into prices.
- An economic goal of receiving the most satisfaction from a given amount of resources; it occurs when satisfaction cannot be increased through increased production of one good and less of another. see allocativeefficiency and productiveefficiency.
- Однокомнатная квартира с плитой и раковиной в жилой комнате
- The ratio of the useful energy output to energy input of a machine or other energy-converting plant.
Commanding, английский
- General, air fleet marine force, pacific командующий авиацией морской пехоты тихоокеанского флота
- Officer, naval air base командир авиационной базы вмс
- Officer, naval air (wing) командир авиационного крыла вмс
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Logline, английский
The sailing ship mariner’s speedometer consisting of a block of wood (called log-chip or logship) shaped like a quarter-circle with a lead weight on its circular “stern” and a long light line, wound on a reel, made fast to its pointed “bow” by a triangular towing bridle secured with a wooden peg. when the chip was thrown overboard to drag in the water behind the vessel, the lead weight held it upright and caused the line to unreel as the ship moved along. the logline was knotted at regular intervals of 14.4 meters (47`3"), with one knot after the first interval, two after the second, and so on. after 28 seconds, timed by a special log-glass (sometimes misnamed “half-minute glass”), the number of knots run out was noted. after the reading had been taken, a twitch on a “stray-line” pulled out the peg, releasing the bridle to make reeling- in easier. twenty-eight seconds are to one hour what 14.4 meters are to a nautical mile, so the knots run out represented speed in nautical miles per hour. there was also a 14 second glass, for a ship going fast—above about ten knots. the routine was the same, but the number of knots read off was doubled to give the speed. this obviated letting out too much logline, with the attendant time penalty for reeling it in. (see also knots per hour.)
Logistics branch, английский
Founded in 2004, this branch of the royal navy has a long history under other names. these and its current responsibilities are outlined under logistics officer. the usn equivalent is the supply corps.
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