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Deutsch: Tafelgeschirr / Español: Vajilla / Português: Louça de mesa / Français: Vaisselle / Italiano: Stoviglie
In the industrial or industry context, tableware refers to the items used for setting a table, serving food, and dining. This includes a variety of products such as plates, bowls, cups, and utensils that are manufactured, marketed, and used in both household and commercial settings.
Deutsch: Taktik / Español: Táctica / Português: Tática / Français: Tactique / Italiano: Tattica
Tactic in the industrial context refers to a specific action or strategy carefully planned to achieve a particular short-term goal in business operations. Tactics are often part of larger strategic plans and are used to manage resources, improve efficiency, overcome operational challenges, or gain competitive advantages in the marketplace.
Deutsch: Freizeitpark / Español: Parque temático / Português: Parque temático / Français: Parc à thème / Italiano: Parco a tema
A theme park in the industrial and industry context refers to a large outdoor area designed and built to entertain guests with rides, shows, food services, and other attractions, all organized around one or more central themes or concepts. These parks are complex operations that combine elements of entertainment, hospitality, and engineering to create immersive experiences for visitors.
Deutsch: Plane / Español: Lona / Português: Lona / Français: Bâche / Italiano: Telone
A tarp, short for tarpaulin, in the industrial and industry context refers to a large sheet of strong, flexible, water-resistant or waterproof material, often cloth such as canvas or polyester coated with polyurethane, or made of plastics such as polyethylene. In industry, tarps are used for a variety of purposes including to protect machinery, materials, and goods from the elements, as covers during construction or painting, and for containment during the transport of raw materials.
Tension does not have a direct and specific meaning in the context of wind energy that differs from its general meanings related to physical or mechanical stress. However, in the broader scope of wind turbines and their components, the term can refer to the stress or force exerted on materials and structures, such as the tension in cables, wires, or structural elements of a wind turbine.
Deutsch: Transportindustrie / Español: Industria del transporte / Português: Indústria de transporte / Français: Industrie du transport / Italiano: Industria dei trasporti
The Transportation Industry in the industrial and industry context refers to the sector involved in the movement of goods and people from one location to another. It encompasses a variety of modes of transport, including road, rail, air, and sea, as well as the infrastructure, vehicles, and services necessary for this movement. This industry is a cornerstone of global commerce, facilitating trade, supporting economies, and connecting markets worldwide.
Deutsch: Gründliche Planung / Español: Planificación detallada / Português: Planejamento minucioso / Français: Planification approfondie / Italiano: Pianificazione approfondita
Thorough Planning in the industrial and industry context refers to the comprehensive and detailed process of strategizing and organizing all aspects of a project or operation. This involves setting clear objectives, identifying resources, analyzing potential risks, and developing a coherent plan to achieve specific goals efficiently and effectively. Thorough planning is critical for managing complex industrial projects, optimizing resources, minimizing risks, and ensuring timely and successful outcomes.
Deutsch: Dünnschichtsilizium / Español: Silicio de capa fina / Português: SilíCIO de filme fino / Français: Silicium en couche mince / Italiano: Silicio a film sottile
Thin-film silicon in the industrial and industry context refers to a form of silicon that is deposited in very thin layers on a Substrate to create photovoltaic (PV) solar cells and various electronic devices. Unlike the traditional, thicker crystalline silicon used in most solar cells, thin-film silicon allows for flexible applications, reduced material costs, and potentially lower manufacturing expenses.