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121 phase
фаза, период, стадияlag phase — лаг-фаза, латентный период
Англо-русский терминологический перечень по культуре тканей растений > phase
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122 postęp
m (G postępu) 1. (zmiana na lepsze) progress U- postęp gospodarczy/techniczny economic/technological progress- postęp cywilizacyjny the progress of civilization- postęp w naukach medycznych progress in medical science- postępy nauki i techniki the progress of science and technology- obserwujemy stały postęp w dziedzinie telekomunikacji telecommunications technology is developing all the time- w ostatnich latach w tej dziedzinie dokonał się a. nastąpił olbrzymi postęp this area has progressed rapidly over recent years- postępy w nauce progress in learning- czynić a. robić postępy w angielskim/jeździe na nartach to make progress in English/skiing- postępy w rozmowach pokojowych some progress in peace talks- śledzić postępy terapii to monitor the progress of a treatment- premier jest na bieżąco informowany o postępach w negocjacjach the Prime Minister is kept informed on the progress of the negotiations- powiedział mi dzień dobry, to już postęp he said hello to me, now, that’s an improvement!2. sgt Mat. progression- postęp arytmetyczny/geometryczny an arithmetic/a geometric progression- zwiększać się w postępie geometrycznym przen. to increase exponentially a. at an exponential rate* * *- postępy* * *mi1. (= rozwój) progress, advance, development; postęp cywilizacyjny civilization progress; postęp nauki l. naukowy scientific progress, advances in science; postęp techniczny technological progress; iść z postępem keep up l. move with the times, keep abreast of the times.2. (= wzrost, osiągnięcie kolejnego stadium rozwoju) development, growth; postępy choroby development of disease; robić postępy w nauce niemieckiego make progress in learning German, make headway in German; postęp arytmetyczny mat. arithmetic progression; postęp geometryczny mat. geometric progression.3. górn. progress, advance; postęp ściany wall advance.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > postęp
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123 eksponentiell utvikling
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124 curve
1) кривая•- aging curve
- anhysteretic curve
- anhysteretic magnetization curve
- anode characteristic curve
- antiferromagnetic resonance curve
- arrival curve
- bathtub curve
- bell curve curve
- bell-shaped curve curve
- Bezier curve
- B-H curve
- blackbody curve
- Bloch curve
- Bragg curve
- calibration curve
- capacitance-voltage curve
- characteristic curve
- characteristic time curve
- coexistence curve
- collector characteristic curve
- commutation curve
- confidence curve
- counter tube characteristic curve
- counting-rate curve
- current-voltage curve
- C-V curve
- decay curve
- demagnetization curve
- density curve
- discriminator curve
- dispersion curve
- distribution curve
- D-log E-curve
- dynamic transfer-characteristic curve
- electro-capillary curve
- energy product curve
- equalization curve
- experience curve
- exponential curve
- ferromagnetic resonance curve
- fitness curve
- Fletcher-Munson curves
- fractal curve
- French curve
- frequency-response curve
- gauge curve
- Gaussian curve
- growth curve
- H and D-curve
- heteroclinic curve
- homoclinic curve
- Hurter and Driffield curve
- hysteresis curve
- initial magnetization curve
- isobathic curve
- isocandela curve
- isocost curve
- isoluminance curve
- isolux curve
- isopreference curve
- i-v curve
- Kingsbury curves
- learning curve
- liquidus curve
- Lissajous curves
- load curve
- logarithmic curve
- log-log curve
- logistic curve
- Lorentzian curve
- luminosity curve
- luminous intensity distribution curve
- magnetic induction demagnetization curve
- magnetic induction magnetization curve
- magnetic induction thermal-sensitivity curve
- magnetic moment demagnetization curve
- magnetic moment magnetization curve
- magnetic-product curve
- magnetization curve
- manufacturing learning curve
- Meissner curve
- memory operating characteristic curve
- NC curves
- noise criterion curves
- normal distribution curve
- normal induction curve
- normal magnetization curve
- operating curve
- phase equilibrium curve
- phase transition curve
- photon emission curve
- plateau characteristic curve
- point set curve
- polar response curve
- potential curve
- price-learning curve
- pulse response curve
- receiver operating characteristic curve
- recoil curve
- recording curve
- regression curve
- resistor derating curve
- resonance curve
- resonant curve
- response curve
- RIAA curve
- Robinson-Dadson curves
- saturation curve
- sensitivity curve
- sine curve
- smooth curve
- solidus curve
- spectral response curve
- static magnetization curve
- transmission curve -
125 lag
1) запаздывание; задержка; отставание || запаздывать; задерживать; отставать2) проф. лаг ( в математической статистике) || обладать лагом6) выдержка времени (напр. в реле)8) послесвечение ( экрана)9) тлв тянущееся продолжение за движущимися объектами, проф. динамическая "тянучка"•- Almon lag
- autoregressive distributed lag
- definite time lag
- dependent time lag
- distance-velocity lag
- distributed lag
- domain nucleation lag
- expectation-formation lag
- expectations lag
- exponential lag
- finite lag
- geometric lag
- group lag
- high-light lag
- independent time lag
- information lag
- inverse and definite time lag
- inverse time lag
- Koyck lag
- linear lag
- long fluorescent lag
- magnetic lag
- mean lag
- nuclei growth lag
- phase lag
- polynomial lag
- polynomial distributed lag
- rational lag
- short fluorescent lag
- signal lag
- time lag
- variable lag -
126 curve
1) кривая•- aging curve
- anhysteretic curve
- anhysteretic magnetization curve
- anode characteristic curve
- antiferromagnetic resonance curve
- arrival curve
- bathtub curve
- bell curve curve
- bell-shaped curve curve
- Bezier curve
- B-H curve
- blackbody curve
- Bloch curve
- Bragg curve
- calibration curve
- capacitance-voltage curve
- characteristic curve
- characteristic time curve
- coexistence curve
- collector characteristic curve
- commutation curve
- confidence curve
- counter tube characteristic curve
- counting-rate curve
- current-voltage curve
- C-V curve
- decay curve
- demagnetization curve
- density curve
- discriminator curve
- dispersion curve
- distribution curve
- D-log E curve
- dynamic transfer-characteristic curve
- electro-capillary curve
- energy product curve
- equalization curve
- experience curve
- exponential curve
- ferromagnetic resonance curve
- fitness curve
- Fletcher-Munson curves
- fractal curve
- French curve
- frequency-response curve
- gauge curve
- Gaussian curve
- growth curve
- H and D curve
- heteroclinic curve
- homoclinic curve
- Hurter and Driffield curve
- hysteresis curve
- initial magnetization curve
- isobathic curve
- isocandela curve
- isocost curve
- isoluminance curve
- isolux curve
- isopreference curve
- i-v curve
- Kingsbury curves
- learning curve
- liquidus curve
- Lissajous curves
- load curve
- logarithmic curve
- logistic curve
- log-log curve
- Lorentzian curve
- luminosity curve
- luminous intensity distribution curve
- magnetic induction demagnetization curve
- magnetic induction magnetization curve
- magnetic induction thermal-sensitivity curve
- magnetic moment demagnetization curve
- magnetic moment magnetization curve
- magnetic-product curve
- magnetization curve
- manufacturing learning curve
- Meissner curve
- memory operating characteristic curve
- NC curves
- noise criterion curves
- normal distribution curve
- normal induction curve
- normal magnetization curve
- operating curve
- phase equilibrium curve
- phase transition curve
- photon emission curve
- plateau characteristic curve
- point set curve
- polar response curve
- potential curve
- price-learning curve
- pulse response curve
- receiver operating characteristic curve
- recoil curve
- recording curve
- regression curve
- resistor derating curve
- resonance curve
- resonant curve
- response curve
- RIAA curve
- Robinson-Dadson curves
- saturation curve
- sensitivity curve
- sine curve
- smooth curve
- solidus curve
- spectral response curve
- static magnetization curve
- transmission curveThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > curve
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127 lag
1) запаздывание; задержка; отставание || запаздывать; задерживать; отставать2) проф. лаг ( в математической статистике) || обладать лагом6) выдержка времени (напр. в реле)8) послесвечение ( экрана)9) тлв. тянущееся продолжение за движущимися объектами, проф. динамическая "тянучка"•- Almon lag
- autoregressive distributed lag
- definite time lag
- dependent time lag
- distance-velocity lag
- distributed lag
- domain nucleation lag
- expectation-formation lag
- expectations lag
- exponential lag
- finite lag
- geometric lag
- group lag
- high-light lag
- independent time lag
- information lag
- inverse and definite time lag
- inverse time lag
- Koyck lag
- linear lag
- long fluorescent lag
- magnetic lag
- mean lag
- nuclei growth lag
- phase lag
- polynomial distributed lag
- polynomial lag
- rational lag
- short fluorescent lag
- signal lag
- time lag
- variable lagThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > lag
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128 хотя
Хотя - whereas, while, although (уступит. союз: даже если; несмотря на то, что); although, though, but (противит. союз: однако; но); if only (хотя бы); although, albeit, even though (хотя и)Whereas the development of flow along the inner wall is almost the same, the growth of the shape parameter on the outer wall is reduced substantially.The experimental study of B., et al. [...] focused on the undivided enclosure although some results are also presented for a partially divided enclosure.Хотя иThe exponential model is better suited to the LINEX process, even though this process is friction actuated and not hydrostatic.However the limit pressure can be measured, albeit with a little precision.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > хотя
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