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génér. |
tooling; instrumentarium (So that is a glimpse of the instrumentarium of contemporary linguistic anthropology, and it immediately gives rise to a question about our own disciplinary positioning. (by Ben Rampton) Tamerlane); instrumenatum (1. An instrument, tool, utensil (collective) supply, provision (general) paraphernalia, equipment records, documents Artjaazz); tools; range of tools (Technical); paraphernalia (A.Rezvov); armamentarium (The stethescope is still an essential part of the physician's armamentarium. MichaelBurov) |
Игорь Миг |
array of tools |
appar. |
instrumentation set; set of instruments |
financ. |
instrument |
Gruzovik, coll. |
instruments |
Gruzovik, informat. |
TK (toolkit) |
informat. |
apparatus; tool kit; toolbox; toolkit; tools set (dimock); framework (Alex_Odeychuk) |
micr. |
toolbox (A bundle of software, services, marketing materials, etc., bundled together and meant to be used together) |
médic. |
instrumentation; instruments |
ordin. |
set of tools; workbench; features (опции в компьют. программе pivoine) |
peu fr. |
toolware (igisheva) |
progr. |
software tools (программирования ssn) |
robot. |
workbench (проф.) |
réseaux. |
tool |
techn. |
tool box; outfit (I. Havkin) |
écon. |
toolset (red rat) |
équip. |
instrumentality; kit; suite of tools (напр., пакет программ ssn); tool set (напр., ЧПУ ssn); toolbar (ssn) |
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micr. |
WMI (The Microsoft extension to the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) Web-based Enterprise Management (WBEM) initiative) |
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réseaux. |
ETL (ETL-решения, ETL-средства Artjaazz) |