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Перевод: standardized

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нормированный

Тезаурус:

1. Although specific assessments are heavily contextualized and influenced by such things as the time of day and fashion (Rubinstein 1973: 249), the evaluations are standardized into discrete types of abnormal situation.
2. In the situation of verbal interaction the observer intrudes control by means of standardized questions, perhaps standardized pre-set responses and pre-arranged classification for noting answers on a recording schedule.
3. The full prediction equation is therefore: Chronic sickness = 9.83 (1.66 Death rate) We would predict, for instance, that East Anglia, with a standardized death rate of 108.2, would have a chronic sickness rate of 9.83 (1.66 108.2) or 189.4.
4. The whole enterprise of Indirect Rule became more organized, more standardized - the native administrations of Tanganyika, a country of considerable ethnic diversity, were by the end of Cameron's governorship more or less uniform in structure - and more active in intention.
5. It is not necessary always to think of the interview as only of the highly standardized sample type.
6. We feel that any such development would necessarily be linked to the introduction of standardized menus.
7. Many decisions about how to display the data have to be standardized within a package, and they do not always lead to sensible or pretty results.
8. It is America's misfortune that it has encouraged standardized mass catering to swamp the country, coast to coast, with the Admass steak and chicken and seafood.
9. Cellulose is an example of standardized production on the part of nature.
10. So, for example, mass production becomes "people processing"; standardized output becomes the delivery of standardized services.
11. Standardized fascias and fronts, company colours, house lettering and stylized logos are in with a vengeance.
12. By the term "control" is meant the degree to which the observation is standardized in the interest of scientific accuracy.
13. Zoshchenko could caricature them in the 1920s, but by the 1930s it became too dangerous to ridicule what had solidified into a standardized bureaucratic mode of oppression.