upper control limit

upper control limit: French\ \ limite supérieure de contrôle

German\ \ obere Regelgrenze

Dutch\ \ boventolerantiegrens

Italian\ \ limiti superiori di controllo

Spanish\ \ límite superior de control

Catalan\ \ límit de control superior

Portuguese\ \ limite superior de controlo; limite superior de controle (bra)

Romanian\ \ -

Danish\ \ øvre kontrolgrænse

Norwegian\ \ øvre kontrollgrense

Swedish\ \ övre styrgräns

Greek\ \ άνω όριο ελέγχου

Finnish\ \ ylempi tarkkailu- t. kontrolliraja

Hungarian\ \ ellenõrzés felsõ határa

Turkish\ \ üst denetim sınırı; üst kontrol sınırları

Estonian\ \ ülemine kontrollipiir

Lithuanian\ \ viršutinis kontrolės rėžis; viršutinė kontrolės riba

Slovenian\ \ zgornja kontrolna meja

Polish\ \ górna granica kontrolna

Russian\ \ верхний контрольный предел

Ukrainian\ \ верхня контрольна межа

Serbian\ \ горња контролна граница

Icelandic\ \ efri stjórn mörk

Euskara\ \ -

Farsi\ \ -

Persian-Farsi\ \ -

Arabic\ \ الحد الاعلى للمراقبة

Afrikaans\ \ boonste kontroleperk

Chinese\ \ 控制上限

Korean\ \ 관리상한

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