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| gen. |
derangement; disturbance (Ruhe); dysfunction; interference; malfunction (Funktion); trouble; hiccup; intruding; intrusion; nuisance; upset disturbance; hindering |
| agric. |
break-down; disorganization |
| busin. |
perturbance |
| busin., IT |
error |
| ceram. |
upthrow |
| chem. |
lesion; perturbation (Perturbation); break down |
| commun. |
failure (termination of the ability of an item to perform a required function, IEEE definition); disruption (connection); hit (PCM); jamming (RF signal) |
| commun., IT |
line hit |
| commun., tech. |
hard error; hardware error |
| comp. |
outage; disturbance; garbage |
| econ. |
dislocation (der wirtschaftlichen, sozialen, politischen Ordnung); interference (auch von Funksignalen) |
| el. |
parasitics |
| emerg.care |
failure (allgemein); disorder (allgemein); disturbance (allgemein); impairment (allgemein); compromise (psychisch) |
| environ. |
atmospheric disturbance; Perturbance |
| forestr. |
operational disturbance |
| geol. |
dislocation; break in lode; check; deformation; displacement; robble; slip dike; throw; rupture; rent |
| IMF. |
disruption |
| IT |
hits; breach of security; fault condition |
| IT, dat.proc. |
program fault |
| meas.inst. |
distortion; disturbance variable |
| med. |
disorder; impairment; malum; molimen |
| mil. |
operational fault |
| mining. |
faulted ground; gae; hold-back-up (Verlust an effektiver Bohrzeit); leap; nip; nip out; trap; trap door; trap-down |
| phys. |
mush |
| polygr. |
glitch; glytch |
| shoot. |
misfire |
| tech. |
accident; breakdown; bug; defect; fail; failure; fault; incident; interruption; jamming; noise; obstruction; perturbation; upset; fault malfunction upset condition |
| telecom. |
malfunction |
| transp. |
operating trouble |
| transp., agric., construct. |
to disturb |
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| gen. |
disturbance |
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| gen. |
failure |
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| commun., IT |
fault conditions |
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| IT, tech. |
disruption |
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| transp. |
malfunction |
