Traductions de „downtime“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » russe

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downtime [ˈdaʊntaɪm] SUBST no plur INFOR, TEC

downtime

вы́нужденный просто́й m

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It seems like there's always "one more thing" that needs doing before you can effectively clock off and enjoy some downtime.

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Farmers, for example, are especially sensitive to downtime during the short harvest season.

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It is a particularly useful service for vehicle fleet operators, who need to keep downtime to a minimum.

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This causes the chips to congeal in the cutting zone, requiring downtime to clear the blockage and, often, replace the tool.

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During this time, graduate candidates have a week of downtime while grades are finalized.

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Five nines reliability in a continuously operated system means an average downtime of no more than approximately five minutes per year.

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Excluding the downtime periods, he had traveled a total of 1026 days, or about two years and ten months.

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One of the drawbacks of a correspondence server is downtime.

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Most downtime is caused by power failures in the electric grid rather than in telecommunications networks with outages being rare and fixed within hours.

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Downtime can consist of sitting under sun-baked skies for hours, playing pickup sports, evaluating data, or visiting landmarks whilst awaiting convective initiation.

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