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cooperation (Thanks to the well-coordinated assignment and the exemplary cooperation of all teams, the plant was recommissioned after only 120 working hours.); reciprocity; intercommunion; interplay (I'm interested in the interplay between Latin and English.  cambridge.org); teamplay; team-up; team-work; teamwork (с целью выполнения конкретной задачи); co-operation; reciprocality; engagement (with bookworm); liaising (Moscow Cat); professional engagement and interaction between... (for public-private partnerships (such as concessions) D Cassidy); interoperating (Быстров); convergence (M_P); synergy (Александр Рыжов); dealings (MargeWebley); flow of communication (In addition to generating information, the staff also manages the flow of communication within the unit and around it. 4uzhoj); feedback; consistency (ssn); liaison (some contexts Tanya Gesse); coordinated action (kee46); cross pattern (the cross pattern between the hemispheres of the brain ART Vancouver) |
| Gruzovik |
mutual support; interaction |
| adv. |
intimate contact |
| aerohydr. |
coupling effect; mutual influence; mutual interference |
| astronaut. |
compatibility; cross coupling; intercoupling; interacting |
| automat. |
confunction; interworking (напр., элементов станка); interoperation (напр., рабочих станций; In engineering, interoperation is the setup of ad hoc components and methods to make two or more systems work together as a combined system with some partial functionality during a certain time, possibly requiring human supervision to perform necessary adjustments and corrections. wiki. The Freespeech Platform is a VoiceXML-compliant middleware environment that controls and manages the interoperation of telephony hardware, voice applications and speech recognition engines. HeyAnita, Gold Partner For Voice Apps by Customer Interaction Solutions Alexander Demidov) |
| avia. |
encounter (вихря с ЛА); cross-coupling |
| avia., med. |
cross-stimulation; interactive effect |
| biol. |
interlocking (между идентичными молекулами) |
| cables |
co-operation (согласованность действий) |
| chem. |
interreacting; interaction; π (buraks); -π (buraks) |
| clin.trial. |
interaction (изменение силы воздействия одного переменного фактора на клинический исход, которое происходит под влиянием другого переменного фактора. В ходе РКИ проведение теста на взаимодействие позволяет выявить различие в размере эффекта между подгруппами Natalya Rovina) |
| comp. |
cooperating (ssn) |
| comp., MS |
experience; collaboration (A collection of modeling elements that interact within a given context to perform an operation or a use case. The objects in a collaboration are roles describing types of objects rather than representations of the objects themselves) |
| comp., net. |
handshaking; negotiation |
| construct. |
mutual interaction; mutual reaction; reciprocal action; interworking (частей) |
| data.prot. |
interoperability |
| dipl. |
concert; interrelationship |
| dril. |
interference; reaction |
| EBRD |
interfacing (raf); networking (oVoD) |
| ecol. |
interrelation; interworking |
| econ. |
collaborative engagement (совместное взаимодействие Rus-Eng Translator) |
| econometr. |
cross-product (парное) |
| el. |
acquisition (напр. с периферийными устройствами); couple |
| fire. |
mutual aid (напр., пожарных частей или служб) |
| IT |
interactive (акт или процесс) |
| Makarov. |
contacting; coupling (напр., физиологических механизмов, факторов); intimate contact (продукта с упаковкой); transaction |
| math. |
mutual effect; coordinate action; internal action or reciprocal action; interaction (our approach to the study of interaction of the mediums) |
| mech. |
cooperativeness; cross impact; interworking relationship |
| mech.eng. |
connecting box |
| med. |
correlation; sympathy; intercourse; reciprocal interaction (MichaelBurov); interface |
| media. |
comms; homing |
| mil. |
concerted action; coordination; cohesion; cohesiveness; engagement; conjunction; unity of effort (cooperation and coordination among all forces towards a common objective LyuFi); team; liaison; interoperation; teamwork |
| mil., arm.veh. |
linking-up |
| mil., comp. |
interoperability (Interoperability is the ability of diverse systems and organizations to work together (inter-operate). The term is often used in a technical systems engineering sense, or alternatively in a broad sense, taking into account social, political, and organizational factors that impact system to system performance. While interoperability was initially defined for IT systems or services and only allows for information to be exchanged (see definition below), a more generic definition could be this one: Interoperability is a property of a product or system, whose interfaces are completely understood, to work with other products or systems, present or future, without any restricted access or implementation. This generalized definition can then be used on any system, not only information technology system. WK Alexander Demidov) |
| mil., WMD |
interactive process (техническое) |
| nano |
cross-coupling effect |
| nautic. |
change; intersection |
| O&G, sakh. |
interaction (between the Molikpaq and waves; между Моликпак и волнами) |
| O&G, tengiz. |
synergies (Sergopol) |
| O&G. tech. |
reciprocal influence (залежей; источник: словарь Извекова); reciprocal influence (залежей; источник: словарь Извекова) |
| oil |
interreaction |
| pack. |
co-action (of treatment and meat surface, состава и поверхности фарша) |
| progr. |
orchestration (SirReal); collaboration (ssn); interconnection (ssn) |
| qual.cont. |
interwork |
| seism. |
interplay |
| sport. |
chemistry (VLZ_58); connectivity ("Tonight we were just tighter. We had more connectivity as a group. I think our guys understood what an important game this was," Snyder said. VLZ_58) |
| tech. |
communication; coupling; communications; team work (работников в коллективе) |
| telecom. |
internal action; communicating (oleg.vigodsky) |
| textile |
overlap |
| therm.eng. |
interworking (частей машины) |
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| el. |
L-S interaction; spin-orbital interaction |
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| hi.energ. |
proton-neutron interaction; pn-interaction |
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interaction between A and B; A-B interaction |
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| NATO |
tactical control (Россия-НАТО в СВС) |
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interactions (абстракция ассоциаций ssn) |
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COM interop (A service that enables .NET Framework objects to communicate with COM objects) |
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reciprocity |
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reaction |
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teamplay |
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| org.chem. |
π-π interaction (iwona) |
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философская категория, отражающая процессы воздействия объектов друг на друга, их взаимную обусловленность и порождение одним объектом другого. Взаимодействие - универсальная форма движения, развития, определяет существование и структурную организацию любой материальной системы. Большой Энциклопедический словарь |
