Example: Unfortunately this cannot be accomplished without a substantial increase in funding.
es: realizar
accomplishing
verb
Execute, carry out [what is planned in advance].
Example: Interaction with the earth ultimately enables her child to witness the ACCOMPLISHING of her role, becoming guided into the fulfilling relationship with nature established by the essential spirituality of his Indian cultural background.
es: cumpliendo
assurance
Noun.
a positive declaration intended to give confidence; a promise.
Example: The fact that the number of deaths from cancer in the area has doubled surely gives the lie to official assurances of the safety of nuclear power.
es: garantía
broadening
verb
moodily or sullenly thoughtful or serious a brooding genius a brooding, embittered man.
Example: From an everyman-GI to a new inductee to the BROADENING American middle-class, Willie reflects a new post-war American dream that the GI Bill helped to fashion."
es: ensanchando
Capacity
analytics
Noun.
Capacity Analytics is an analytical approach used to determine optimized resources for the continuity of operations. Capacity Analytics helps you in determining the required capacity for infrastructure resources such as CPU, memory, storage, and network for the operational continuity of the enterprise workloads.
Example: For this ability they prefer engineers over professionals from other disciplines to perform tasks of analytical capacity
es: Análisis de capacidad
certain
adjective
known for sure; established beyond doubt
Example: It is by no means certain that we'll finish the project by June.
es: cierto
complex
adjective
consisting of many different and connected parts.
Example: Evaluation of Bird Census Techniques A number of methods are widely practiced in bird census such as territory mapping, line transects, and point census.
es: complejo
countryside
Noun
the branch of engineering that deals with the design of agricultural machinery, ... rural electrification and processing of agricultural products
Example: Small family farms have served in the past as a buffer for the unemployed and compensated for the uncertain and inadequate safety net provided by state pensions which lead to overpopulation and hidden unemployment in the COUNTRYSIDE (Sharman, 2003).
es: campo
customers
Noun
a person or organization that buys goods or services from a store or business.
Example: Task Environment The main key players to any business lie within the Task environment as is explained below: - CUSTOMERS - As the farm manager I need to monitor trends of customer preferences to see where the finished product of my business can meet their needs. This also allows me to distinguish where CUSTOMERS are not being served by their producers
es: Clientes
deepen
Verb.
Deepening is the process and result of going deep. This verb, for its part, refers to analyzing something in detail or developing an acute reflection on a certain subject.
Example: Introduction The term globalisation refers to a multitude of processes that widen and DEEPEN "the international flows of trade, capital, technology and information within a single integrated global market"
es: profundizar
handling
Noun.
the act of taking or holding something in the hands.
es: manejo
Improve.
Verb
It is the action and effect of improving, a verb that comes etymologically from the Latin "meliorare", in turn derived from the adjective "melior" which means "better". An improvement is always operated against a previous worse situation, against which more favorable conditions are observed.
Example: Both capital grants, and annual payments, are offered as incentives to IMPROVE diversity in the countryside, and to IMPROVE access to the public.
es: Mejorar.
knowledge
Noun
facts, information, and skills acquired by a person through experience or education; the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject.
Example: "The accumlation of statisitics about a problem does not necessarily represent adequate KNOWLEDGE about potential remedial characterisitcs or correctable factors."
es: conocimiento
Operation management
Noun.
Is the creation, development and organization of the production function with the aim of achieving competitive advantages.
Example: Layout It is widely accepted that the transforming resources in OPERATION MANAGEMENT are facilities and staff.
es: Gestión de operaciones
outgrowth
Noun
Antlers are the bony outgrowths on the heads of deer. a result or development: This policy is just an outgrowth of earlier decisions
Example: These genes were identified to encode the OUTGROWTH signals as beads soaked in Fgf could substitute for the apical ectodermal ridge and sustain limb bud OUTGROWTH (Niswander et al ., 1993; Tickle, 2004; Mahmood et al ., 1995).
es: excrecencia
rather
adverb
used to indicate one's preference in a particular matter
Example: Such evolution of the idea of precaution should not come as a surprise as the concept of being RATHER "safe than sorry" and "looking before you leap" seems to be quite reasonable and has many proponents.
es: bastante
recognised
adjective
identify (someone or something) from having encountered them before; know again.
Example: Richard Dawkins, in this respect, comes up with a more radical thesis that there could more double, multiple organisms than we have RECOGNISED: ...it has been plausibly argued that mitochondria are, in origin, symbiotic bacteria who joined forces with our type of cell very early on in evolution...
es: reconocido
safety
adjective
the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury.
Example: Customers may expect fire SAFETY and security equipment on site.
es: sécurité
scheduling
Noun.
make arrangements for (someone or something) to do something.
Example: Master Production SCHEDULING Master production SCHEDULING (MPS) is the crucial module of whole manufacturing planning and control system and work on that whether company could achieve their strategic objectives or not.
es: Planificacion.
statistical
adjective
Four big terms in statistics are population, sample, parameter, and statistic: ... A statistic is a quantitative characteristic of a sample that often helps estimate or test the population parameter (such as a sample mean or proportion).
Example: The study employs and describes STATISTICAL analyses of special interest for my study
es: Estadistica
systemic.
adjective
What respects or adapts to a system is classified as systematic: an ordered or structured set of principles or elements that are related to each other. ... The systemic is what is linked to the totality of a system: therefore, the notion is used in contrast to the local.
es: sistémico.
theoretical
adjective
concerned with or involving the theory of a subject or area of study rather than its practical application.
Example: Pollards paper ends with a final important reminder of the importance of the domestic arena as it "is after all where people would have spent most of their lives" This is in general a very well written and argued paper, it lacks the THEORETICAL 'blurb' that some papers are weighed down by, which adds to it success.
es: teórico
thoughtful
adjective
absorbed in or involving thought.
Example: Her descriptions are engaging and THOUGHTFUL in which she constantly examines who has gained the most from her research.
es: considerado
through
preposition
moving in one side and out of the other side of (an opening, channel, or location).
Example: All the birds entering any of the three systems go THROUGH a specific laying programme.
es: mediante
widely
adverb
over a wide area or at a wide interval.
Example: There are two other less WIDELY accepted hypotheses as to how speciation may occur.
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