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Русско-английский словарь механических и общенаучных терминов > специальная теория относительности
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•The experimental methods of measuring dielectric constants depend on the frequency range under investigation.
•The divergence of is defined (or determined, or described) by the following expression:...
•The plasma volume is determined by this equilibrium.
•The number of oxygen atoms coordinating with a modifying cation is dictated by the size of that cation.
•The choice of the lathe is governed (or controlled) by the type and size of work to be performed.
•In the special theory of relativity an event is specified by the three space coordinates and the time.
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1.theoryтеория волн плотностиdensity wave theoryтеория возмущенийperturbation theoryтеория гравитацииgravitational theoryтеория гравитационного поляgravicsтеория движения Луны1.theory of the Moon’s motion 2.lunar theoryтеория движения планетplanetary theoryтеория длины перемешиванияmixing-length theoryтеория ЗанстраZanstra’s theoryтеория затменийeclipse theoryтеория захвата в гипотезе происхождения Солнечной системыcapture theory of originтеория конвекцииconvective theoryтеория нестационарной Вселенной1.evolutionary cosmology 2.explosion theoryтеория образования магнитного поля МеркурияStephenson’s theory of Mercurian magnetic fieldтеория образования эмиссионных линий в спектрах планетарных туманностейсм. теория Занстратеория относительности1.relativistic theory 2.relativityтеория ошибокerror theoryтеория переноса излученияtheories of radiative transferтеория поляfield theoryтеория преломления параксиальных лучейparaxial theoryтеория приливовtidal theoryтеория пульсаций звездpulsation theoryтеория рассеянияscattering theoryтеория синхротронного излученияsynchrotronтеория стационарной Вселенной1.steady-state cosmology 2.steady-state theoryтеория тяготения НьютонаNewtonian theoryтеория тяготения ЭйнштейнаEinstein’s theory of gravityтеория Хойла-НарликараHoyle-Narlikar theoryволновая теория светаwave theory of lightвулканическая теорияvolcanic theoryединая теория поляunified field theoryклассическая теорияclassical theoryкорпускулярная теория светаcorpuscular theory of lightкосмологическая теорияcosmological theoryмагнитогидродинамическая теорияmagnetohydrodynamic theoryметеорная теорияmeteoric theoryметеоритная теорияmeteorite theoryобщая теория относительностиgeneral relativity theoryприближенная теорияapproximate theoryпривлекательная теорияattractive theoryспециальная теория относительностиspecial relativity theoryстационарная теория возмущенийtime independent perturbation theoryстримерная теорияstreamer theoryэволюционная теорияevolutionary theoryэлектромагнитная теория светаelectromagnetic theory of light
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