Übersetzung für 'cabinet order' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cabinet order

Kabinettsordre {f}hist.pol.

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serving area interface cabinet <SAI cabinet>

Verzweigerschrank {m} [Kabelverzweiger]telecom.

Kabelverzweigergehäuse {n} <KVz-Gehäuse>telecom.

Werbung

immediate or cancel order <IOC order> [also: accept order]

IOC-Order {f}stocks

order bill of materials <order BOM>

Auftragsstückliste {f}comm.material

fill-or-kill order <FOK order>

FOK-Order {f}stocks

all-or-none order <AON order>

AON-Order {f}stocks

first-order lag element <1st order lag element, P-T1 element>

Verzögerungs­glied {n} erster Ordnung <Verzögerungs­glied 1. Ordnung, P-T1-Glied>electr.

zero-order (elimination) kinetics [treated as sg.] <0-order (elimination) kinetics>

Eliminationskinetik {f} nullter Ordnung <Eliminationskinetik 0. Ordnung>chem.med.pharm.

second-order lag element <2nd order lag element, P-T2 element>

Verzögerungs­glied {n} zweiter Ordnung <Verzögerungs­glied 2. Ordnung, P-T2-Glied>electr.

first-order (elimination) kinetics [treated as sg.] <1st order (elimination) kinetics>

Eliminationskinetik {f} erster Ordnung <Eliminationskinetik 1. Ordnung>chem.med.pharm.

order identifier <order ID>

Auftragskennung {f}

order identification <order ID>

Auftragskennung {f}

first-order (time) delay element <1st order (time) delay element>

Verzögerungs­glied {n} erster Ordnung <Verzögerungs­glied 1. Ordnung>electr.

cabinet

Gehäuse {n}

Schrein {m}

Kasten {m}furn.

Schrank {m} mit Schubladenfurn.

Aktenschrank {m}furn.

Kabinett {n}furn.pol.

Schapp {m} {n} [Seemannssprache]

• The criminal justice theoretician, Franz von Liszt, kindled a new debate in the Reichstag when he disputed the validity of the cabinet order from 1820.
• In accordance with a royal cabinet order of February 1837, he became Vice-President of the RhE.
• The law originated in a 2002 Cabinet order freezing the issue of citizenship on family reunification grounds between Israeli citizens and residents of areas governed by the Palestinian National Authority.
• In fact, the ZDV is still governed according to the cabinet order of 8 December 1841 by the King of Prussia, Frederick William IV, who also was its first patron.
• The construction of the new Berlin Observatory proceeded from a cabinet order of 10 November 1830 according to the design of Schinkel.

• At the same time the information minister said that another cabinet order was in preparation that would deny government funding to any film project in which any signatory appeared.
• The emperor met Deinhardt on November 6, who was returning from Constantinople, honored the members of the East-African cruiser squadron with a special cabinet order.
• However, the Prussian system of taxation was only introduced in New Hither Pomerania following a royal cabinet order of 19 November 1821.
• The State Chancellery is headed by its director, who is a top-rank official appointed to and dismissed from the post by the Cabinet order and upon recommendation of the Prime Minister.
• Due to the 12 December 2006 cabinet order No. 953 "On the serious railway accident investigation institution," beginning on 1 April 2007 the agency began investigating accidents and incidents involving railways.

• ... that was in the Cabinet Order of 1869). But in dark urban areas where they were illegal, lotteries were widespread.
• After an initial proposal to build a railway from Dortmund to Soest was approved in 1850, on 3 June 1852, the Prussian king, Frederick William IV issued a cabinet order authorising the construction of the line from Dortmund-Hörde to Soest.
• The All-highest Cabinet Order ("Allerhöchste Kabinettsorder", AKO) of 1 February 1890 authorised the formation of the XVI and XVII Army Corps.
• A cabinet order of May 1864 approved the building of the railway by Strousberg's corporation.
• After Wilhelm I became King of Prussia the Admiralty of the Prussian Navy was on 16 April 1861 dissolved by cabinet order.

• Frederick William III then established by his "most-supreme cabinet order" ("Allerhöchste Cabinets-Ordre", A.C.O.), issued in Paris on 19 May 1814, the Bataillon des Tirailleurs de la Garde following the same principles as with the Neuchâtel battalion within the Grande Armée.
• in general use until orthographic reforms after World War II; the current orthography was adopted by Cabinet order in 1946.