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Definition
Synonym
Fertigungsablauf
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Fertigungsablauf
m
production flow; production process
Durchlaufzeit
f
; Zykluszeit
f
(
Fertigungsablauf
)
techn.
cycle time (production sequence)
Durchlaufzeit
f
; Zykluszeit
f
(
Fertigungsablauf
)
techn.
Durchlaufzeiten
pl
; Zykluszeiten
pl
cycle time (production sequence)
cycle times
Deutsche
Fertigungsablauf Synonyme
Englische
production flow; production process Synonyme
production
Nachtmusik
absolute music
accomplished fact
accomplishment
achievement
act
acta
action
adaptation
adventure
aftermath
air varie
aleatory
aleatory music
anatomy
architectonics
architecture
arrangement
article
artifact
assembly
attainment
autograph
bearing
benefit
best seller
bill
blow
book
bound book
brainchild
build
building
bumper crop
carrying out
casting
chamber music
chamber orchestra
child
classic
coinage
coloring book
composition
computer printout
concoction
conformation
constitution
construction
consummation
copy
coup
creation
creature
crop
crowning achievement
dealings
debut
deed
definitive work
demonstration
descant
development
direction
discharge
dispatch
display
distillation
document
doing
doings
draft
drama
dress rehearsal
edited version
effect
effectuation
effort
electronic music
elongation
enactment
end product
end result
endeavor
engrossment
enterprise
entertainment
essay
essence
etude
execution
exercise
exhibit
exhibition
exploit
exposition
exposure
extension
extract
fabric
fabrication
fair copy
fait accompli
farewell performance
fashion
fashioning
feat
fiction
film
final draft
finished version
first draft
flesh show
flimsy
folio
forging
form
format
formation
forming
frame
fructification
fruit
fruition
fulfillment
gest
getup
go
great work
hand
handiwork
hardback
harmonization
harvest
holograph
implementation
incidental music
instrumental music
invention
issue
job
juvenile
juvenile book
lengthening
letter
limp-cover book
literae scriptae
literary artefact
literary
production
literature
lucubration
magnum opus
make
makeup
making
maneuver
manufacture
manufacturing
manuscript
masterpiece
masterwork
matter
measure
mintage
mise-en-scene
mission accomplished
mold
molding
motion picture
mounting
move
movie
moving picture
multiplication
new mintage
nocturne
nonbook
nonfictio
production
line
armory
arsenal
assemblage
assembly
assembly line
assembly plant
assembly-line
production
atomic energy plant
bindery
boatyard
boilery
bookbindery
brewery
brickyard
cannery
creamery
dairy
defense plant
distillery
division of labor
dockyard
factory
factory belt
factory district
feeder plant
flour mill
industrial park
industrial zone
industrialization
main plant
manufactory
manufacturing plant
manufacturing quarter
mass
production
mill
mint
modular
production
munitions plant
oil refinery
packing house
plant
pottery
power plant
push-button plant
refinery
sawmill
shipyard
standardization
subassembly plant
sugar refinery
tannery
volume
production
winery
yard
yards
Fertigungsablauf Definition
Flow
(
)
imp.
sing.
of
Fly,
v.
i.
Flow
(
v.
i.)
To
move
with
a
continual
change
of
place
among
the
particles
or
parts,
as
a
fluid
Flow
(
v.
i.)
To
become
liquid
Flow
(
v.
i.)
To
proceed
Flow
(
v.
i.)
To
glide
along
smoothly,
without
harshness
or
asperties
Flow
(
v.
i.)
To
have
or
be
in
abundance
Flow
(
v.
i.)
To
hang
loose
and
waving
Flow
(
v.
i.)
To
rise,
as
the
tide
Flow
(
v.
i.)
To
discharge
blood
in
excess
from
the
uterus.
Flow
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
water
or
other
liquid
Flow
(
v.
t.)
To
cover
with
varnish.
Flow
(
n.
)
A
stream
of
water
or
other
fluid
Flow
(
n.
)
A
continuous
movement
of
something
abundant
Flow
(
n.
)
Any
gentle,
gradual
movement
or
procedure
of
thought,
diction,
music,
or
the
like,
resembling
the
quiet,
steady
movement
of
a
river
Flow
(
n.
)
The
tidal
setting
in
of
the
water
from
the
ocean
to
the
shore.
See
Ebb
and
flow,
under
Ebb.
Flow
(
n.
)
A
low-lying
piece
of
watery
land
Process
(
n.
)
The
act
of
proceeding
Process
(
n.
)
A
series
of
actions,
motions,
or
occurrences
Process
(
n.
)
A
statement
of
events
Process
(
n.
)
Any
marked
prominence
or
projecting
part,
especially
of
a
bone
Process
(
n.
)
The
whole
course
of
proceedings
in
a
cause
real
or
personal,
civil
or
criminal,
from
the
beginning
to
the
end
of
the
suit
Production
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
or
producing,
bringing
forth,
or
exhibiting
to
view
Production
(
n.
)
That
which
is
produced,
yielded,
or
made,
whether
naturally,
or
by
the
application
of
intelligence
and
labor
Production
(
n.
)
The
act
of
lengthening
out
or
prolonging.
Siemens-Martin
process
(
)
See
Open-hearth
process,
etc.,
under
Open.
Weldon's
process
(
)
A
process
for
the
recovery
or
regeneration
of
manganese
dioxide
in
the
manufacture
of
chlorine,
by
means
of
milk
of
lime
and
the
oxygen
of
the
air
production flow; production process Bedeutung
process
physical
process
a
sustained
phenomenon
or
one
marked
by
gradual
changes
through
a
series
of
states,
events
now
in
process,
the
process
of
calcification
begins
later
for
boys
than
for
girls
dramatic
production
dramatic
performance
the
act
of
performing
a
drama,
the
group
joined
together
in
a
dramatic
production
work
flow
workflow
progress
(or
rate
of
progress)
in
work
being
done
service
serving
service
of
process
the
act
of
delivering
a
writ
or
summons
upon
someone,
he
accepted
service
of
the
subpoena
flow
stream
the
act
of
flowing
or
streaming,
continuous
progression
production
(law)
the
act
of
exhibiting
in
a
court
of
law,
the
appellate
court
demanded
the
production
of
all
documents
operation
surgery
surgical
operation
surgical
procedure
surgical
process
a
medical
procedure
involving
an
incision
with
instruments,
performed
to
repair
damage
or
arrest
disease
in
a
living
body,
they
will
schedule
the
operation
as
soon
as
an
operating
room
is
available,
he
died
while
undergoing
surgery
mathematical
process
mathematical
operation
operation
(mathematics)
calculation
by
mathematical
methods,
the
problems
at
the
end
of
the
chapter
demonstrated
the
mathematical
processes
involved
in
the
derivation,
they
were
learning
the
basic
operations
of
arithmetic
production
the
act
or
process
of
producing
something,
Shakespeare's
production
of
poetry
was
enormous,
the
production
of
white
blood
cells
production
the
creation
of
value
or
wealth
by
producing
goods
and
services
production
(economics)
manufacturing
or
mining
or
growing
something
(usually
in
large
quantities)
for
sale,
he
introduced
more
efficient
methods
of
production
mass
production
the
production
of
large
quantities
of
a
standardized
article
(often
using
assembly
line
techniques)
boring
drilling
oil
production
the
act
of
drilling
a
hole
in
the
earth
in
the
hope
of
producing
petroleum
art
artistic
creation
artistic
production
the
creation
of
beautiful
or
significant
things,
art
does
not
need
to
be
innovative
to
be
good,
I
was
never
any
good
at
art,
he
said
that
architecture
is
the
art
of
wasting
space
beautifully
procedure
process
a
particular
course
of
action
intended
to
achieve
a
result,
the
procedure
of
obtaining
a
driver's
license,
it
was
a
process
of
trial
and
error
due
process
due
process
of
law
(law)
the
administration
of
justice
according
to
established
rules
and
principles,
based
on
the
principle
that
a
person
cannot
be
deprived
of
life
or
liberty
or
property
without
appropriate
legal
procedures
and
safeguards
laminar
flow
clean
room
a
clean
room
free
of
all
extraneous
particles,
used
in
fabricating
microprocessors
product
production
an
artifact
that
has
been
created
by
someone
or
some
process,
they
improve
their
product
every
year,
they
export
most
of
their
agricultural
production
production
line
assembly
line
line
mechanical
system
in
a
factory
whereby
an
article
is
conveyed
through
sites
at
which
successive
operations
are
performed
on
it
compulsory
process
the
right
of
a
defendant
to
have
a
court
use
its
subpoena
power
to
compel
the
appearance
of
material
witnesses
before
the
court
right
to
due
process
a
right
guaranteed
by
the
Fifth
Amendment
to
the
US
Constitution,
reaffirmed
by
the
Fourteenth
Amendment
acromion
acromial
process
the
outermost
point
of
the
spine
of
the
shoulder
blade
xiphoid
process
smallest
of
the
three
parts
of
the
breastbone,
articulates
with
the
corpus
sternum
and
the
seventh
rib
alveolar
ridge
gum
ridge
alveolar
process
a
ridge
that
forms
the
borders
of
the
upper
and
lower
jaws
and
contains
the
sockets
of
the
teeth
menorrhea
menstrual
blood
menstrual
flow
flow
of
blood
from
the
uterus,
occurs
at
roughly
monthly
intervals
during
a
woman's
reproductive
years
process
outgrowth
appendage
a
natural
prolongation
or
projection
from
a
part
of
an
organism
either
animal
or
plant,
a
bony
process
condylar
process
condyloid
process
mandibular
condyle
the
condyle
of
the
ramus
of
the
mandible
that
articulates
with
the
skull
coronoid
process
processus
coronoideus
a
sharp
triangular
process
projecting
from
a
bone
coronoid
process
of
the
mandible
the
coronoid
process
that
provides
an
attachment
for
the
temporal
muscle
appendix
vermiform
appendix
vermiform
process
cecal
appendage
a
vestigial
process
that
extends
from
the
lower
end
of
the
cecum
and
that
resembles
a
small
pouch
mastoid
mastoid
process
mastoid
bone
mastoidal
process
of
the
temporal
bone
behind
the
ear
at
the
base
of
the
skull
styloid
process
extends
from
the
base
of
the
temporal
bone
pterygoid
process
two
bony
processes
descending
from
the
body
of
the
sphenoid
bone
zygomatic
process
a
slender
process
of
the
temporal
bone
that
strengthens
the
zygomatic
arch
transverse
process
one
of
two
processes
that
extend
from
each
vertebra
and
provide
the
point
of
articulation
for
the
ribs
odontoid
process
a
toothlike
process
at
the
back
of
nd
vertebra
of
the
neck
olecranon
olecranon
process
process
of
the
ulna
that
forms
the
outer
bump
of
the
elbow
and
fits
into
the
fossa
of
the
humerus
when
the
arm
is
extended
Benday
process
a
photoengraving
technique
for
adding
shading
or
texture
or
tone
to
a
printed
image
process
cognitive
process
mental
process
operation
cognitive
operation
(psychology)
the
performance
of
some
composite
cognitive
activity,
an
operation
that
affects
mental
contents,
the
process
of
thinking,
the
cognitive
operation
of
remembering
process
unconscious
process
a
mental
process
that
you
are
not
directly
aware
of,
the
process
of
denial
basic
cognitive
process
cognitive
processes
involved
in
obtaining
and
storing
knowledge
representational
process
any
basic
cognitive
process
in
which
some
entity
comes
to
stand
for
or
represent
something
else
higher
cognitive
process
cognitive
processes
that
presuppose
the
availability
of
knowledge
and
put
it
to
use
thinking
thought
thought
process
cerebration
intellection
mentation
the
process
of
using
your
mind
to
consider
something
carefully,
thinking
always
made
him
frown,
she
paused
for
thought
linguistic
process
language
the
cognitive
processes
involved
in
producing
and
understanding
linguistic
communication,
he
didn't
have
the
language
to
express
his
feelings
production
order
an
order
that
initiates
the
manufacturing
process
summons
process
a
writ
issued
by
authority
of
law,
usually
compels
the
defendant's
attendance
in
a
civil
suit,
failure
to
appear
results
in
a
default
judgment
against
the
defendant
monition
process
of
monition
a
summons
issued
after
the
filing
of
a
libel
or
claim
directing
all
parties
concerned
to
show
cause
why
the
judgment
asked
for
should
not
be
granted
flow
chart
flowchart
flow
diagram
flow
sheet
a
diagram
of
the
sequence
of
operations
in
a
computer
program
or
an
accounting
system
printing
printing
process
reproduction
by
applying
ink
to
paper
as
for
publication
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