decoupling

UK
/dɪˈkʌp.lɪŋ/
US
/dɪˈkʌp.lɪŋ/

Translations

decouplingnoun
decouplings
pl
The decoupling of the components allowed for easier repairs.
Разъединение компонентов позволило упростить ремонт.
The decoupling of the two systems improved efficiency.
Разделение двух систем улучшило эффективность.
The decoupling of the trailer from the truck was necessary for maintenance.
Отсоединение прицепа от грузовика было необходимо для технического обслуживания.
decouplingadjective
UK
/diːˈkʌplɪŋ/
US
/diˈkʌplɪŋ/
Used attributively (e.g., “decoupling capacitor”, “decoupling strategy”)
decoupleverb

decoupling

Gerund

decoupled
Past Simple
decoupled
Past Participle
decoupling
Gerund
UK
/dɪˈkʌp.əl/
US
/dɪˈkʌp.əl/
To improve efficiency, they plan to decouple the production process from the distribution process.
Чтобы повысить эффективность, они планируют разделять производственный процесс от процесса распределения.
The company decided to decouple its operations in Europe from those in Asia.
Компания решила отделять свои операции в Европе от операций в Азии.
The engineer had to decouple the two systems to prevent interference.
Инженеру пришлось разъединять две системы, чтобы предотвратить помехи.
Additional translations

Definitions

decouplingnoun
The process of separating or disconnecting two or more things that were previously linked or associated.
The decoupling of the two companies allowed each to focus on its core business.
In electronics, the use of components to reduce or eliminate the influence of one part of a circuit on another.
Decoupling capacitors are used to stabilize the power supply in electronic circuits.
In economics, the reduction of dependency between two economic variables or systems.
The decoupling of economic growth from carbon emissions is a key goal for sustainable development.
In computing and software engineering, the design principle of reducing interdependencies between components of a system.
Service-oriented architecture promotes the decoupling of business logic from data storage.
decouplingadjective
decoupleverb
To separate or disengage something from something else.
The engineer worked to decouple the two systems to prevent interference.
To eliminate the interdependence of variables or systems.
The new policy aims to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation.