Examples of using Down-time in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
with zero down-time it seems unlikely that players will suddenly be content with playing a mere eight-tables at a time!
mitigate the down-time risks, and maximize ROI.
reduction in press down-time, minimal extruded metal pick-up,
reduction in press down-time, minimal extruded metal pick-up,
reduction in press down-time, minimal extruded metal pick-up,
reduction in press down-time, high impact resistance
reduction in press down-time, minimal extruded metal pick-up,
No down-times for casing loading.
repair work and minimises down-times.
which is very important for reducing down-times and speed up maintenance.
The down-time, I mean what do you do?
Fewer accidents in a given fleet reduce operational costs for down-time and insurance premiums.
In 1972, Trident Studios signed Queen to a recording contract which limited them to only down-time studio access(when paying artists were not recording)
they're not going to be dealing with this down-time, that they have an instantaneous button-clicking culture, and that everything comes to them,
These features offer improved production rates, less down-time and excellent print quality.
which provides reduced down-time for the switches, when the image is being upgraded/ downgraded.
And it also supports Dual Imageï1⁄4Œwhich provides reduced down-time for the switches, when the image is being upgraded/ downgraded.
other scheduled Autodesk down-time periods in the applicable Autodesk business region.
there have been some short periods of down-time.
All this means that there is less down-time, and therefore, increased production.