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вывода элемента из работы для технического обслуживания, ремонта и испытаний

English translation: withdrawal of the component from operation for maintenance, repair, and testing

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Russian term or phrase:вывода элемента из работы для технического обслуживания, ремонта и испытаний
English translation:withdrawal of the component from operation for maintenance, repair, and testing
Entered by: GaryG

04:50 Nov 6, 2003
Russian to English translations [Non-PRO]
Tech/Engineering
Russian term or phrase: вывода элемента из работы для технического обслуживания, ремонта и испытаний
Допустимое время вывода элемента из работы для технического обслуживания, ремонта и испытаний определяется на основе анализа надежности системы, в которую он входит, и устанавливается в проекте.
Annabel
Kazakhstan
Local time: 22:32
withdrawal of the component from operation for maintenance, repair, and testing
Explanation:
In some contexts it could be "element", if that's the name of the part
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GaryG
Local time: 13:32
Grading comment
Gary, thank you!
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4 +4withdrawal of the component from operation for maintenance, repair, and testing
GaryG


  

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withdrawal of the component from operation for maintenance, repair, and testing


Explanation:
In some contexts it could be "element", if that's the name of the part

GaryG
Local time: 13:32
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in pair: 3430
Grading comment
Gary, thank you!

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Margarita
10 mins
agree  Dimman
1 hr
agree  Jack Doughty: (or without the last comma for UK English!)
5 hrs
agree  Dmitry Avdeev
9 hrs
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