Translation for 'process' from English to Slovak

to process sth.

spracovať n-čo [dok.]

spracovávať n-čo [nedok.]

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process

proces {m}

postup {m}

priebeh {m}

pochod {m} [proces]

výbežok {m} [lat. processus]anat.

výčnelok {m} [lat. processus]anat.

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adiabatic process

adiabatický dej {m}fyz.tech.

adiabatický proces {m}fyz.tech.

ageing process [Br.]

proces {m} starnutia

proces {m} vyzrievaniaenol.

aging process [Am.]

proces {m} starnutia

proces {m} vyzrievaniaenol.

application process

aplikačný proces {m}

chemical process

chemický dej {m}chém.

civilising process [Br.]

civilizačný proces {m}

civilizing process

civilizačný proces {m}

communication process

komunikačný proces {m}

compression process

kompresný proces {m}tech.

consolidation process

konsolidačný proces {m}

Copenhagen process

kodanský proces {m}EUpol.

decolonisation process [Br.]

dekolonizačný proces {m}pol.

decolonization process

dekolonizačný proces {m}pol.

democratisation process [Br.]

demokratizačný proces {m}pol.

democratization process

demokratizačný proces {m}pol.

diffusion process

difúzia {f}fyz.

difúzny proces {m}fyz.

endothermic process

endotermický dej {m}chém.fyz.

enzymatic process

enzymatický proces {m}biochém.

exothermic process

exotermický dej {m}chém.fyz.

fermantation process

fermentačný proces {m}biochém.biotech.potr.

fermentation process

kvasný proces {m}biotech.enol.potr.

globalisation process [Br.]

globalizačný proces {m}ekon.pol.sociol.

globalization process

globalizačný proces {m}ekon.pol.sociol.

inflationary process

inflačný proces {m}ekon.

liberalisation process [Br.]

liberalizačný proces {m}

liberalization process

liberalizačný proces {m}

maturation process

zrenie {n}biol.

ratification process

ratifikačný proces {m}pol.práv.

reduction process

redukčný proces {m}chém.

reform process

reformný proces {m}

sedimentation process

proces {m} usadzovaniageol.

sedimentačný proces {m}geol.

transplantation process

transplantačný proces {m}med.

xiphoid process

mečovitý výbežok {m} [lat. processus xiphoideus]anat.

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process of globalisation [Br.]

globalizačný proces {m}ekon.pol.sociol.

process of globalization

globalizačný proces {m}ekon.pol.sociol.

• This model proposes a homeostatic process (Process S) and a circadian process (Process C) that interact to define the time and intensity of sleep.
• The electrolysis process, also known as the hydrometallurgical process, Roast-Leach-Electrowin (RLE) process, or electrolytic process, is more widely used than the pyrometallurgical processes.
• Conversely, a child process whose parent process terminates before it does becomes an "orphan process".
• Processes used for desulfurization include hydrodesulfurization, SNOX process and the wet sulfuric acid process (WSA process).
• The system call is used to set the process group ID of a process, thereby either joining the process to an existing process group, or creating a new process group within the session of the process with the process becoming the process group leader of the newly created group.

• In case of cGMP fine chemicals also a process validation is required. It consists of the three elements process design, process qualification and continued process verification.
• AlphaInterloc process is an advanced thermo-chemical, Exothermic reaction proprietary process pending and Copyright 2022.
• In a strictly technical sense, a Unix-like system process is a daemon when its parent process terminates and the daemon is assigned the init process (process number 1) as its parent process and has no controlling terminal.
• In applied probability, a dynamic contagion process is a point process with stochastic intensity that generalises the Hawkes process and Cox process with exponentially decaying shot noise intensity.
• The 250 nm process (250 nanometer process or 0.25 µm process) is a level of semiconductor process technology that was reached by most manufacturers in the 1997–1998 timeframe.

• of some point process [...] is replaced by another (possibly different) point process.
• In Unix-like operating systems, every process except [...] (the swapper) is created when another process executes the fork() system call.