acquisition

(Askeri) BATARYA YAKALAMA RADARI: Savunma hedef tespit radarlarından daha kısa menzilli ve daha yüksek sıhhat derecesine ihtiyaç gösteren bir kara ordusu hava savunma radarı. Normal görevi; genellikle, ya bir savunma hedef tespit radarı veya diğer radarlardan, doğrudan doğruya veya birlikte çalıştığı Kara Ordusu Hava Savunma Komuta Yeri vasıtasıyla temin edilen bilgilerle, ya da, zaman zaman, kendi müstakil araştırmaları ile, bir kara ordusu hava savunma topçu bataryası için hedefler ele geçirmektir. Ele geçirilen hedefler, batarya hedef takip radarına intikal ettirilir. Ayrıca bakınız: "combat surveillance radar"

computer security for acquisition managers

(Askeri) hedef tespit yöneticileri için bilgisayar güvenliği

course acquisition

(Askeri) rota tayini

date of acquisition

(Askeri) İKTİSAP TARİHİ: Bir kıymetin hesaba intikal tarihi

defense acquisition radar

(Askeri) SAVUNMA YAKALAMA (TESPİT) RADARI: Kara Ordusunun; batarya radarlarından daha geniş menzilli ve daha az hassasiyete ihtiyaç gösteren bir hava savunma radarı. Normal görevi, belirli bir hava savunması hesabına, ya diğer hava savunma unsurları tarafından veya kendi araştırmasıyla ele geçirilmiş, belli başlı önem taşıyan hedefler temin etmek ve en uzak atış unsurlarına, bu hedefleri ele geçirip azami menzilde ateş altına alabilme imkanı sağlayacak hedef mevkii ile ilgili, yeterli menzil ve sıhhatte, bilgi vermektir. Bu hedef bilgileri, ya direkt olarak ya da ortaklaşa bağlı oldukları bir Kara Ordusu Hava Savunma Komuta Yeri aracılığı ile bataryalara intikal ettirilir. Bknz. "combat surveillance radar"

designated acquisition program

(Askeri) atanmış tedarik programı

federal acquisition regulation

(Askeri) federal tedarik yönergesi

housing (acquisition) support

konut edindirme yardımı

modes of acquisition

(Kanun) iktisap tarikleri

mortar acquisition radar

(Askeri) havan tespit radarı

multinational acquisition and contracting board

(Askeri) çok uluslu tedarik ve ticari anlaşma kurulu

ocean data acquisition

(Askeri) okyanus verisi elde etme

original acquisition

(Ticaret) asli iktisap

reconnaissance, intelligence, surveillance, and target acquisition

(Askeri) keşif, istihbarat, gözetleme ve hedef tespiti

reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition

(Askeri) keşif, gözetleme ve hedef tespiti

research, development, and acquisition

(Askeri) araştırma, geliştirme ve tedarik

security and target acquisition

(Askeri) Gözetleme ve hedef tesbiti

spurious emission detection acquisition system

(Askeri) dağılma emisyonu tespiti yakalama sstemi

surveillance and target acquisition

(Askeri) GÖZETLEME VE HEDEF TESPİTİ

target acquisition

(Askeri) HEDEF TESPİTİ: Bir hedefin, bir silahı tesirli şekilde kullanmaya imkan verecek yeterlikteki ayrıntılarıyla keşfi, tanınması ve yerinin tespiti. Ayrıca bakınız: "target analysis"

target acquisition

(Askeri) Hedef tesbiti

target acquisition radar

(Askeri) HEDEF TESPİT RADARI: Gözetleme radarına (surveillance radar) nazaran menzili, genellikle daha kısa olmakla beraber daha sıhhatli olan bir hava savunma topçu radarı. Bu radarın normal görevi; ya tek başına aramak suretiyle ya da gözetleme radarından alacağı talimat üzerine hava hedeflerini bulmak ve bu hedefleri ateş idare radarına devretmektir

target acquisition; target audience; technical arrangement; theater Army

(Askeri) hedef tespiti; hedef kitle; teknik düzenleme; Kara Kuvvetleri harekat alanı

English - English

Definition of acquisition in English English dictionary: The thing acquired or gained; a gain
That graphite tennis racquet is quite an acquisition.; The act or process of acquiring
The acquisition of sports equipment can be fun in itself.; anything gained, or made one's own, usually by effort or labor; {n} attainment, gain; (acquisition) Can mean the following: a transaction that adds new real property to the federal inventory by purchase, lease, exchange, gift, easement, expropriation, or any other means, such as the acceptance of the surrender of a lease or the acceptance of the relinquishment of a licence or easement; a transfer of administration of real property from a department or an agent Crown corporation to a department; or a transfer of administration and control of real property to the federal government; When one company takes over controlling interest of another company; Means the acquiring by contract with appropriated funds of supplies or services (including construction) by and for the use of the Federal Government through purchase or lease, whether the supplies or services are already in existence or must be created, developed, demonstrated, and evaluated Acquisition begins at the point when agency needs are established and includes the description of requirements to satisfy agency needs, solicitation and selection of sources, award of contracts, contract financing, contract performance, contract administration, and those technical and management functions directly related to the process of fulfilling agency needs by contract (Chapter 331); The securing of ownership or controlling interest in a property or other object through either purchase or a merger; (Acquisition) - can mean the following: a transaction that adds new real property to the federal inventory by purchase, lease, exchange, gift, easement, expropriation, or any other means, such as the acceptance of the surrender of a lease or the acceptance of the relinquishment of a licence or easement; a transfer of administration of real property from a department or an agent Crown corporation to a department; or a transfer of administration and control of real property to the federal government; is one company taking over controlling interest in another company See also MERGER and POOLING OF INTERESTS; something acquired; "a recent acquisition by the museum"; The transfer of ownership (title) of an object to the organization; The acquiring by contract with appropriated funds for supplies or services (including construction) by and for the use of the federal government through purchase or lease, whether the supplies or services are already in existence or must be created, developed, demonstrated and evaluated Acquisition begins at the point when agency needs are established and includes the description of requirements to satisfy agency needs, solicitation and selection of sources, award of contracts, contract financing, contract performance, contract administration, and those technical and management functions directly related to the process of fulfilling agency needs by contract; One company taking over controlling interest in another company The assets or the stock of the seller are purchased for cash and/or stock of the buyer The buyer is usually the dominant party in acquisition transactions; The acquiring of control of one corporation by another In "unfriendly" takeover attempts, the potential buying company may offer a price well above current market values, new securities and other inducements to stockholders The management of the subject company might ask for a better price or try to join up with a third company; When you or another company purchases an interest of a public or private company or product line in exchange for cash, shares or securities with the intent to acquire its assets and operations; is a very broad term It includes the things you buy (goods and services) for your business or enterprise It also includes many other transactions, such as when you obtain advice or information, take out a lease of business premises or hire business equipment; One company acquiring a controlling interest in another company; The process of obtaining supplies or services by contract or purchase order with appropriated or non-appropriated funds, for the use of Federal agencies through purchase or lease An acquisition begins at the point when FCS personnel identify and establish needs and ends with the close out of the contract file; the cognitive process of acquiring skill or knowledge; "the child's acquisition of language"; Acquiring control of one corporation by another In 'unfriendly' take-over attempts, the potential buying company may offer a price well above current market values, new securities and other inducements to stockholders The management of the subject company might ask for a better price or try to join up with a third company [NYSE] The purchase of complete or majority ownership in a business enterprise, usually by another business enterprise [ITDS]; Subject to national and local laws and regulations a company may acquire and hold the shares of stock and other securities of one or more other corporations and businesses Acquired companies may continue operating as independent organizations with their own names and personnel; The act of one company taking over controlling interest in another company Investors often look for companies that are likely acquisition candidates, because the acquiring firms are often willing to pay a premium to the market price for the shares; The acquiring of supplies or services by the federal government with appropriated funds through purchase or lease; Process by which Stanford takes possession of or assumes accountability for property for the account of the agency; The obtainment of control, possession or ownership of a private portfolio company by an operating company or conglomerate; When one company takes over a controlling interest in, or procures the assets of, another company through purchase or merger; The act of one company taking a controlling interest in another company Arranging the acquisition of a venture capital-backed company by a larger company is a common strategy of venture capitalists; The process of taking title to or ownership of something; One company taking control of another by purchasing a majority or all of the target company's outstanding shares An "unfriendly" or "hostile" acquisition attempt is usually characterized by an offer far in excess of the market value of the shares, which is meant to induce current stockholders into selling The target company's management may retaliate by soliciting competing offers from other companies in the hope that a bidding war will frighten off the attacker; an ability that has been acquired by training; The takeover of a retail operation by another company; {i} act of acquiring; purchase, something acquired or obtained; the act of contracting or assuming or acquiring possession of something; "the acquisition of wealth"; "the acquisition of one company by another"; If a company or business person makes an acquisition, they buy another company or part of a company. the acquisition of a profitable paper recycling company; the act of contracting or assuming or acquiring possession of something; "the acquisition of wealth"; "the acquisition of one company by another" something acquired; "a recent acquisition by the museum; something acquired; "a recent acquisition by the museum; The thing acquired or gained; an acquirement; a gain; as, learning is an acquisition; The act or process of acquiring. The acquisition or loss of a province; The acquisition of a skill or a particular type of knowledge is the process of learning it or developing it. language acquisition; If you make an acquisition, you buy or obtain something, often to add to things that you already have. the President's recent acquisition of a helicopter. = purchase; acq
acquisition debt: Any debt (such as a mortgage) used to buy, build, or substantially improve a primary or secondary residence
acquisition cost: Refers to the price (including the closing costs) to purchase another company or property. In the context of investments, refers to price plus brokerage commissions, of a security, or the sales charge applied to load funds
acquisition cost: Under an FHA loan, the purchase price or appraised value of the property plus the estimated closing costs
acquisition cost: Under FHA, the purchase price or appraised value plus the estimated closing costs
acquisition cost: The purchase price of a property as reported by a state agency
acquisition cost: The lesser of the finished appraised value or the acquisition price plus the rehabilitation cost
acquisition cost: The cost to a company of selling new policies, including commissions paid to agents and brokers, clerical costs, medical and inspection fees, and, in some companies, field supervision costs
acquisition cost: The total cost of purchasing an asset which includes closing costs and other transaction expenses added to the selling price
acquisition cost: The cost to the Government of putting the property into use when the property is originally acquired It includes all transportation and installation costs It does not include maintenance costs or warranty costs
acquisition cost: The total cost of purchasing or acquiring title to real property In addition to the sales price, additional costs could also include loan origination fees, appraisal fee, credit report fee, title charges, attorney fees and other normal closing costs
acquisition cost: Vendor's invoice price for equipment The acquisition cost includes sales tax, less any cash/trade discounts or educational allowance It also includes the cost of any initial installation, modification, attachments, accessories, or auxiliary apparatus necessary to make it usable for the purpose for which it is acquired The acquisition cost excludes ancillary costs such as federal excise tax, duty, in-transit insurance, freight, materials, and supplies purchased with the equipment For example
acquisition cost: The amount paid for property, including transportation costs, net any trade and cash discounts Also see Standard Price
acquisition cost: The amount of money or other valuable consideration expended to obtain title to a property Includes purchase cost, plus such items as appraisal fees, closing costs, finance charges, mortgage loan origination fees and title insurance (See title)
acquisition cost: Refers to the price (including the closing costs) to purchase another company or property In the context of investments, refers to price plus brokerage commissions, of a security, or the sales charge applied to load funds See: Tax basis
acquisition cost: The net invoice price of property or supplies including the cost of modifications, attachments, accessories, or auxiliary apparatus necessary to make the property usable for the purpose for which it was acquired Other charges such as the cost of installation, transportation, taxes, duty or protective in-transit insurance, are included in the unit acquisition cost in accordance with the recipient's regular accounting practices It does not include costs for rental of property or alteration and rental of real property
acquisition cost: The purchase cost of a product or service to an institution, agency or individual
acquisition cost: of nonexpendable personal property acquired by purchase means the net invoice price of the property, including any attachments, accessories, or auxiliary apparatus necessary to make the property usable for the purpose for which it was acquired Ancillary charges such as taxes, duty, protective in-transit insurance, freight, or installation shall be included in or excluded from acquisition cost in accordance with the recipient's regular accounting practices
acquisition cost: The sum required to obtain title to a piece of property This includes the selling price as well as such things as closing costs, prepaid fees, title insurance, and legal fees
acquisition cost: = The expenses incurred by an insurer or reinsurance company that are directly related to putting the business on the books of the company The largest portion of this cost is usually the agent's or sales representative's commission or bonus
acquisition cost: The cost to the purchaser of obtaining title to anything, including real property Acquisition cost includes the cost of the transaction of obtaining title, including legal fees and expenses, interest charges on mortgages, land transfer tax, etc
acquisition cost: The expense undertaken to acquire new business The concept applies to both agents and companies The largest portion of an insurer's acquisition cost is agent's or sales representative's commission or bonus
acquisition cost: The cost of equipment or property after adjustments for incentives, discounts, or closing costs, but before any sales tax
acquisition cost: The cost of equipment or property after it has been adjusted for any incentives, discounts, or closing costs, but before sales tax
acquisition cost: The expenses incurred by an insurer or reinsurance company that are directly related to putting the business on the books of the company The largest portion of this cost is usually the agent's or sales representative's commission or bonus (G)
acquisition cost: Costs of acquiring the property which include the purchase price plus other costs; for example, title insurance, lender's fees credit report fees, flood hazard determination, etc
acquisition of knowledge: obtaining knowledge
acquisition program: sales campaign designed to encourage the purchase of a product or service
acquisition value: net worth of a company for a potential investor
image acquisition: (Bilgisayar) The process of capturing raw image data
language acquisition: (Dilbilim) Language acquisition is the process by which the language capability develops in a human
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition: (Ticaret) (SCADA) Software systems and algorithms used to provide real-time instructions to plant automation equipment such as programmable logic controllers (PLC)
Target Acquisition and Designation System: TADS, system in Apache helicopters that locks on to targets and controls laser guidance
acquisitions: Activities related to obtaining library materials through purchase, exchange, or gift
acquisitions: Department responsible for the ordering and receipt of library materials other than serials and standing orders
acquisitions: The library department responsible for the ordering and purchase of materials being added to the Library's collection
acquisitions: Another name for materials acquired by the library or the department in the library that acquires them
acquisitions: acts or processes of buying a company or companies Also, the company or companies that are acquired
acquisitions: Materials which are bought for the libraries, or the department of the library which buys materials
acquisitions: Materials purchased for the library, such as books, magazines, and videocassettes Also refers to the library department in charge of purchasing these materials
acquisitions: plural of acquisition
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acquisitions: The department in the Library that is responsible for ordering, paying for, and initial processing of library materials
acquisitions: The process of selecting, ordering, receiving, cataloguing and processing books, serials, documents and audio-visual materials ("from publisher's catalogue to library shelf")
acquisitions: materials which are bought for the library, or the department of the library which buys materials
acquisitor: One who acquires
audio lingual acquisition: system of language acquisition focusing intensively on listening and speaking
data acquisition: Data acquisition is a process of digitizing and storing data from any sensor connected to the test system
data acquisition: Direct Communication Remote Telemetry Dataloggers Software
data acquisition: A term commonly used for equipment or software that gathers data from devices through a communications channel
data acquisition: Process by which a computer acquires digitized analogue data
data acquisition: The process by which events in the real world are translated into machine-readable signals
data acquisition: The process by which events in the real world are translated to machine-readable signals The term usually refers to automated systems in which sensors are attached to machinery
data acquisition: The extract, transformation, integration, transport and loading of data from one structure to another Applies to the population of atomic level and secondary level data structures See also acquisition architecture
data acquisition: Usually refers to the automatic collection of data via sensors or measuring devices Can also refer to the process of collecting data for subsequent entry into a computer
data acquisition: The ability of an instrument to communicate measurement information as it occurs The meter must be in communication with a computer for measurement storage to occur
data acquisition: The functions required to process telemetry information Data acquisition including verification of message validity, reasonability analysis of data values, updating the telemetry database, and providing the necessary interfaces to cause other subsystems to respond to changes in the telemetry environment
data acquisition: The process of receiving data from internal or external sources Data administration A high-level function that is responsible for the overall management of data resources in an organization, including maintaining corporate-wide definitions and standards This may include: identifying opportunities for data sharing and integration, ensuring data security (as part of the data architecture), reducing data redundancies between program areas, promoting and enforcing the use of standards, etc (Modern Data Management, 4th edition, 1994 D34)
data acquisition: Teams use sophisticated sensors, transmitters, computers and software to provide information on what the car and the driver are doing Everything from engine stress to the driver's heartbeat can be monitored The information is analyzed to improve handling, performance and even driver technique Data can be acquired by connecting a computer to the car or by wireless telemetry
data acquisition: accessing one or more general databases and transferring data into a problem-specific database; see also data extraction, download Aquisition des données
data acquisition: The automatic collection of data from sensors, instruments and devices: in a factory, laboratory or in the field
data acquisition: The automatic collection of data from sensors, instruments and devices
data acquisition: Data can be retrieved in the SASS-C system by several means It can be read from a file on disc (e g pre-recorded RASS-S file), from a LAN connection, from an external storage medium (e g tape) or via the EMULEX card While data is retrieved it can be pre-filtered to minimise disc usage and it has to be converted to use it within SASS-C
data acquisition: Getting observations
data acquisition: The process of acquiring data
date of acquisition: date when something was acquired
target acquisition system: a shipboard system for the detection and identification and location of a target with enough detail to permit effective weapon employment