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| deployment | |
| gen. | déploiement; redéploiement |
| comun. transp. | distribution |
| adjustment | |
| gen. | adaptation |
| derech. | rajustement des salaires; réajustement des salaires |
| fin. econ. cont. | ajustement |
| fin. tec. | redressement |
| micr. | ajustement |
| tec. | compensation |
| tec. ingen. | mise au point; réglage |
| tec. quím. | course de réglage |
| notification | |
| gen. | déclaration de maladie |
| ambient. | notification |
| comp. | annonce |
| jur. | acte de notification |
| patent. | avis |
| proc. ingl. | notification |
| notifications | |
| agric. | communications |
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| déploiement m; redéploiement m | |||
| distribution f | |||
| déploiement m (The process of distributing and installing a software program throughout an entire organization) | |||
| Inglés tesauro | |||
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| The rotation of forces into and out of an operational area (JP 3-35) véase también deployment order, deployment planning, prepare to deploy order | |||
| dep; dpl | |||
| Set-up adopted by a unit for immediate ore later action. FRA 2. In naval usage, the change from a cruising approach or contact disposition to a disposition for battle. 3. The positioning of forces into a formation for battle. (UKR/NATO) | |||
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deployment : 150 a las frases, 20 temas |