STANDARDIZING

Англо-русский перевод STANDARDIZING

1) стандартизация

2) стандартизирование

3) нортирование

4) эталонирование

5) калибровка ∙ milk standardizing vat ≈ ванна для нормализации молока - standardizing resistor

Стандартизация

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STANDARDIZING — 1) стандартизация 2) стандартизирование 3) нортирование 4) эталонирование 5) калибровка ∙ milk standardizing vat ≈ ванна для нормализации молока - …
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STANDARDIZING — 1) калибровка 2) нортирование 3) стандартизация 4) стандартизирование 5) эталонирование • milk standardizing vat — ванна для нормализации молока - standardizing resistor
Англо-Русский научно-технический словарь
STANDARDIZING — стандартизация; типизация; нормализация; эталонирование - closed standardizing - open standardizing
Англо-Русский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям
STANDARDIZING — нормализовать стандартизация
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