Vertaling van "through changes " (Nederlands → Duits) :

TERMINOLOGIE

through-the-cyclebenadering | through-the-cycle-ratingsysteem | TTC-benadering [Abbr.]
Through-the-Cycle-Ratingsystem | TTC-Ansatz | TTC-Ratingsystem

bestellingen opnemen in een drive-thru | drive-through orders opnemen | bestellingen opnemen in een drive-throughrestaurant | drive-through bestellingen opnemen
bestellte Waren durchs Fenster anreichen | Bestellungen am Drive-In-Schalter annehmen | Bestellungen am Drive-In aufnehmen | Drive-In-Bestellungen aufnehmen

fault-ride-through | low voltage ride through | FRT [Abbr.] | LVRT [Abbr.]
FRT-Fähigkeit

niet-terug-naar-nul-vastlegging | non-return-to-zero change recording | NRZ/C,deze twee waarden kunnen zijn verzadiging en nul-magnetisering,meer algemeen zijn het de tegengestelde verzadigingstoestanden,deze werkwijze heet NRZ-change recording ,omdat de vastgelegde magnetische toestand wordt veranderd indien en alleen indien de vastgelegde bit van nul in één,of van één in nul verandert [Abbr.]
NRZC Schreibverfahren | Richtungsschreibverfahren | Richtungsschrift

through-holetechnologie
Durchsteckmontage | Through-Hole-Technology

handmatig through-hole technologie toepassen
Durchsteckmontage manuell anwenden

Web call back | Web call through
Click@talk | Click-to-Talk

Quick change | Snel veranderbaar
Quick change | Schnellverwandlung

change management (nom neutre) | veranderingsmanagement (nom neutre)
Veränderungsmanagement (nom neutre)

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

He was named chief executive in 2004 and led Shell through major change, simplifying governance and organization, while clarifying accountabilities.
He was named chief executive in 2004 and led Shell through major change, simplifying governance and organization, while clarifying accountabilities.

* Changing the financial position of the infrastructure manager, and hence the level of state funding required for it, through changes in the structure and flow of access charges and infrastructure costs;
* Changing the financial position of the infrastructure manager, and hence the level of state funding required for it, through changes in the structure and flow of access charges and infrastructure costs;