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1 на расстоянии
•An image of Saturn made at a range of 162,000 kilometres shows...
•The distance through which the force acts...
•The picture was made from a range (or distance) of 700.000 kilometres.
•The nonuniformity must vary slowly over distances of the order of...
•We shall be able to detect tornadoes at a distance by means of radar.
•Within a few feet of the obstacle...
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > на расстоянии
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2 на расстоянии
•An image of Saturn made at a range of 162,000 kilometres shows...
•The distance through which the force acts...
•The picture was made from a range (or distance) of 700.000 kilometres.
•The nonuniformity must vary slowly over distances of the order of...
•We shall be able to detect tornadoes at a distance by means of radar.
•Within a few feet of the obstacle...
* * *На расстоянии - at, at a distance (с указанием расстояния); from a distance (дистанционно)The wedge of material will be truncated at a distance equal to the slider dimension.Remote control of the valves means operating them from a distance.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > на расстоянии
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