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21pert — cock·a·pert; ex·pert·ism; ex·pert·ize; ex·pert·ly; ex·pert·ness; gold·en·pert; pert·ly; pert·ness; plap·pert; PERT; ex·pert; mal·a·pert; pert; mal·a·pert·ness; …
22PERT — Die Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT; auch Ereignis Knoten Darstellung genannt) ist eine ereignisorientierte Netzplantechnik. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Geschichte 2 PERT und CPM 3 Besonderheit von PERT 4 Siehe auch // …
23PERT — Program (Project) Evaluation and Review Technique (сокращенно PERT)  техника оценки и анализа программ (проектов), которая используется при управлении проектами. PERT  это способ анализа задач, необходимых для выполнения проекта. В… …
24pert. — pertaining. * * * pert «purt», adjective. 1. too forward or free in speech or action; saucy; bold: »a pert girl, a pert reply. The boy was very pert. SYNONYM(S): impudent, impertinent. 2. stylish; jaunty: » …
25pert — [[t]pɜ͟ː(r)t[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED If someone describes a young woman as pert, they mean that they like her because she is lively and not afraid to say what she thinks. This use could cause offence. A pert redhead in uniform read off the printed… …
26pert — UK [pɜː(r)t] / US [pɜrt] adjective Word forms pert : adjective pert comparative perter superlative pertest 1) a pert girl or young woman is lively, confident, and attractive, especially in a way that shows a lack of respect 2) a pert object is… …
27pert — adjective 1 a girl or woman who is pert is amusing, but slightly disrespectful: Angie gave him one of her pert little glances. 2 clothing that is pert is neat and attractive in a cheerful way: a pert little red hat set well back on her head… …
28pert — adjective Etymology: Middle English, evident, attractive, saucy, short for apert evident, from Anglo French, from Latin apertus open, from past participle of aperire to open Date: 14th century 1. a. saucily free and forward ; flippantly cocky and …
29PERT — I PERT, Abkürzung für englisch Program Evaluation and Review Technique (Netzplantechnik). II PERT [Abk. für …
30Pert — Some mystery surrounds the origin of this name which is found widespread in the North of England and Scotland and most like is of Scottish locational origin from Pert near Montrose and is so called from a Pictish or Celtic term for a wood or… …
