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1) field
2) <commun.> margin
3) <acoust.> pitch
– вихревое поле
– возбуждать поле
– гипервещественное поле
– коммутационное поле
– круговое поле
– магнитное поле
– метабелево поле
– метризованное поле
– некоммутативное поле
– несовершенное поле
– основное поле
– поле антенное
– поле вихревое
– поле вращающееся
– поле действия
– поле деятельности
– поле зрения
– поле излучения
– поле индукции
– поле коммутатора
– поле констант
– поле контактное
– поле ледовое
– поле местное
– поле наборное
– поле отношений
– поле противодействующее
– поле разложения
– поле рассеяния
– поле расширения
– поле решающее
– поле струнное
– простое поле
– разностное поле
– расположенное поле
– силовое поле
– частно-дифференциальное поле
– электромагнитное поле
ведущее магнитное поле — guiding magnetic field
возбуждать магнитное поле — establish magnetic field
возбуждать электрическое поле — establish electrical field
гильбертово поле классов — absolute class field
многократно дифференциальное или мультидифференциальное поле — multidifferential field
наблюдение в светлом поле — obseht-field work
поле второго класса — field of class two
поле деления круга — cyclotomic field
поле деления окружности — cyclotomic field
поле искателя контактное — link bank, selector bank
поле коммутатора местное — answering jackfield, extension jacks
поле контактное испытательных линий — private bank, test bank
поле ледяное большое — <geogr.> giant ice floe
поле распределителя вызовов — master bank, traffic-distributor bank
поле с флуктуирующей плотностью — fluctuating density field
разряд с осциллирующими электронами в магнитном поле — <phys.> penning discharge
распыление в электростатическом поле — electrostatic spraying
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adj. fluctuating; поле с флуктуирующей плотностью, fluctuating density fieldРусско-английский словарь математических терминов > флуктуирующий
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Mathematics: fluctuating density fieldУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > поле с флуктуирующей плотностью
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