standard time

名词标准时间

1. 标准时间：标准时间(standard time)一个合格的熟练工人,在正常工作状态下,以常规速度进行操作所需要的时间. 标准时间的确定,首先要确定工作环境和操作条件的标准状态. 同时,还要确定劳动者知识技术经验的标准状态,依此制定的标准时间才真正具有科学性. (张燕逸撰张燮审)

2. 标准时：另外,美国的时间还分夏令时(Day Time)和标准时(Standard Time)进入夏令时,时钟要往前拨一个小时(我记得今年4月份美国进入夏令时之时,CNN主页上也进行了报道而进入标准时,时钟要往回拨一小时.

3. 标准时 以GMT为准订出的国际时间标准：Square 四分相[相位] 两星或星与基本点间成九十度的视角 | Standard Time 标准时 以GMT为准订出的国际时间标准 | Standard Time Zone 标准时区 每十五度经度为一个标准时区, 全球共有二十四个标准时区, 台湾为-8(C...

4. 标准时间区时：standard time 标准时间 | standard time 标准时间区时 | standard times 标准时间

1. standard time在线翻译

1. (地区或国家的)标准时间
    Standard time is the official local time of a region or country.

    e.g. French standard time is GMT plus 1 hr.
           法国标准时间是格林尼治标准时间加上 1 小时。

1. standard time什么意思

1. Standard Chartered Bank maintains that the worst fiscal time is yet to come, and it is likely to arrive during the first and second quarters of next year.

2. In addition, there is no standard length of time a yellow light lasts.

3. standard time的意思

3. A number of companies have complained that the compensation standard is too high at a time when many of them are losing money.

4. Legislators yesterday started to read the third draft of the controversial labor contract law, which for the first time details the standard for compensation for contract termination.

5. He explained that US companies might want to use the extended time and make their proposals become the de facto standard in the market.

6. It was a time when the general living standard was still very low, and most people could only afford similar dark baggy clothes in winter.

7. It is not the first time that transnational firms use a double standard for their Chinese customers.

8. For many mainland companies, it wasn't hard to write a standard feasibility study report at that time.

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9. From the time it was put on the agenda, it took seven years for the standard to finally be established.

10. The Great Depression began amid the gold standard system adopted by main developed countries at the time in which their currencies were pegged to gold.

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