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performance
 performance
agric. rendement de la main-d'oeuvre
chem. el. caractéristiques de fonctionnement
IMF. résultats
lab.law. rendement du travail; rendement de main-d'oeuvre
mech.eng. rendement réel; rendement effectif
transp. efficacité; performances; puissance
| and
 AND
comp. ET
comp., MS AND; ET
tech. AND
 AND-
automat. -ET
 and
gen. ainsi que
| integration
 integration
agric. fusion
construct. arrangement; organisation de composants
cultur. commun. superposition
IT intégration d'un système
mil. logist. synthèse
| retrofit
 retrofit
IT dat.proc. mettre à l'indice; mettre à niveau; rattraper
IT el. mise à l'indice; mise à niveau
IT mater.sc. rattrapage
transp. conversion; modernisation; rajeunissement
transp. tech. monter en rattrapage
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performance

[pə'fɔ:məns] n
agric. rendement de la main-d'oeuvre
chem. force f; titre m; teneur f; pouvoir m; intensité f; empois m; production f; capacité f
chem., el. caractéristiques de fonctionnement
comp. productivité f
construct. caractéristique
corp.gov. résultat obtenu; exécution f
IMF. résultats m (BOP); performance f (parfois)
lab.law. rendement du travail; rendement de main-d'oeuvre
mech.eng. rendement réel; rendement effectif
pack. opération f; suite des opérations; cycle m; manière d’opérer; mode de fonctionnement
patents. accomplissement m
transp. efficacité des freins; performances du moteur; puissance f
UN, law ordonnance d' exécution d'une obligation see also specific performance
performance [pə'fɔ:məns] adj.
agric. résultat
comp., MS niveau de performance (The degree to which a product or service executes its specified function)
construct. comportement
ed. résultats
el. qualités de fonctionnement
interntl.trade. propriétés d'emploi
lab.law. facteur de notation
tech., coal. efficacité
transp. rendement
transp., avia. performances
transp., avia., engl. performance
 English thesaurus
performance [pə'fɔ:məns] n
IT A measure that is considered the "driver" of a lag indicator. It can be measured before the outcome is clear and, therefore, is called a "lead indicator." (There is an assumed relationship between the two that suggests that improved performance in a leading indicator will drive better performance in the lagging indicator. They are also referred to as key performance indicators (KPIs) and are used to indicate whether goals are likely to be met)
lit. A play, a musical show or any type of production undertaken for an audience.
performance and
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