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1 гранецентрированная кубическая решётка
1) Engineering: face-centered cubic latitude2) Microelectronics: face-centered cubic lattice, fcc lattice3) Polymers: face centered cube4) Automation: face-centered (cubic) lattice5) Makarov: f.c.c. lattice, face-centered cubic lattice (fcc lattice) (ГЦК-решётка), fcc lattice (face-centered cubic lattice) (ГЦК-решётка)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > гранецентрированная кубическая решётка
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2 кубическая решётка
1) Engineering: cubic latitude (кристаллическая)2) Chemistry: cubical grating, cubical lattice3) Mathematics: cubic lattice4) Oil: cubic grating5) Drilling: face-centered (cubic) latticeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > кубическая решётка
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3 кристаллическая решётка
1) General subject: crystalline grid2) Engineering: crystal latitude, lattice, matrix, pattern3) Oil: crystal grating, crystal lattice4) Silicates: crystalline lattice5) Drilling: cubic (space) lattice, face-centered space lattice, matrice material (сетка), space lattice6) Makarov: perfect latticeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > кристаллическая решётка
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