промена

промена

A change made by the client after any part of the production process has begun. Usually billed as an extra charge.

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Industry/Domain: Convention
Category: Conferences
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A conference using only voice transmissions between two or more sites.

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1) Speaker for listening to the playback of tapes or records. 2) A loudspeaker used for listening to the playback of tapes or records and by musicians to hear themselves or other ...

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1) The process of erecting display component parts into a complete exhibit. 2) A general or formal meeting of an organization attended by representatives of its members for the ...

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1) Level of illumination from natural lighting sources already existing in an environment. 2) Uncontrolled and unintended illumination.

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