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81 jewel
2) (часовой) камень, лохштейн (обработанный драгоценный камень, поддерживающий деталь часового механизма, выполняя функцию подшипника)• -
82 oscillation
1. n качание2. n колебание3. n физ. вибрация, осцилляция, колебание4. n мат. изменение функции между пределамиСинонимический ряд:1. fluctuation (noun) doubt; faltering; fluctuation; hesitancy; misgiving; uncertainty; vacillation; wavering2. swaying (noun) quivering; swaying; swinging; vibration; waving -
83 continuous oscillation
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > continuous oscillation
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84 convergent oscillation
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85 divergent oscillation
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86 harmonic oscillation
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > harmonic oscillation
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87 linear oscillation
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > linear oscillation
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88 modulated oscillation
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > modulated oscillation
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89 natural oscillation
1. свободное колебание2. собственное колебаниеEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > natural oscillation
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90 non-linear oscillation
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91 pure oscillation
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92 relaxation oscillation
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93 sinus-wave oscillation
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94 synchrotron oscillation
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > synchrotron oscillation
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95 unstable oscillation
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > unstable oscillation
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96 continuous oscillation
English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > continuous oscillation
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97 convergent oscillation
English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > convergent oscillation
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98 damped oscillation
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99 decaying oscillation
English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > decaying oscillation
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100 divergent oscillation
English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > divergent oscillation
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