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1 imperfect dislocation
частичная (несовершенная) дислокация (с вектором Бюргерса, не кратным параметру решётки)Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > imperfect dislocation
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2 imperfect dislocation
Англо-русский металлургический словарь > imperfect dislocation
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3 imperfect dislocation
1) Техника: частичная дислокация3) Микроэлектроника: дислокация несоответствия4) Макаров: несовершенная дислокация (с вектором Бюргерса, не кратным параметру решётки), частичная дислокация (с вектором Бюргерса, не кратным параметру решётки) -
4 imperfect dislocation
English-russian dictionary of physics > imperfect dislocation
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5 imperfect dislocation
English-Russian electronics dictionary > imperfect dislocation
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6 imperfect dislocation
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > imperfect dislocation
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7 imperfect dislocation
English-Russian dictionary of microelectronics > imperfect dislocation
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8 imperfect dislocation
English-Russian dictionary of electronics > imperfect dislocation
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9 dislocation
dislocation with two-terminating half-planes — дислокация с двумя лишними полуплоскостями-
anchored dislocation
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angular dislocation
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bent dislocation
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Burgers dislocation
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circular dislocation
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dissociated dislocation
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edge dislocation
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emitter edge dislocation
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entangled dislocations
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epitaxial dislocation
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etch pit dislocation
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etching dislocation
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extended dislocation
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extrinsic stacking fault dislocation
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fast dislocation
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Frank dislocation
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glide dislocations
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grown-in dislocation
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half dislocation
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half-ring dislocation
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head dislocation
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helical dislocation
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hollow dislocation
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immobile dislocation
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imperfect dislocation
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infinitesimal dislocation
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interfacial dislocation
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intrinsic stacking fault dislocation
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isolated dislocation
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jogged dislocation
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jogged screw dislocation
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leading dislocation
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left-handed screw dislocation
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linear dislocation
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line dislocation
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locked dislocation
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loop dislocation
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misfit dislocation
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mixed dislocation
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mobile dislocation
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multiple dislocation
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paired dislocation
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partial dislocation
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perfect dislocation
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piled-up dislocations
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polygonal dislocations
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pre-existing dislocation
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prismatic dislocation
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punched out dislocation
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pure dislocation
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right-handed screw dislocation
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ripple dislocation
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scratch dislocation
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screw dislocation
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sessile dislocation
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Shockley dislocation
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spiral dislocation
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stacking fault dislocation
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stair-rod dislocation
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stretched dislocation
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superextended dislocation
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total dislocation
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twinning dislocation
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unit dislocation
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wedge dislocation -
10 dislocation
- Burgers dislocation
- diffusion-induced dislocation
- edge dislocation
- extended dislocation
- fast dislocation
- Frank dislocation
- grown-in dislocation
- helical dislocation
- imperfect dislocation
- induced dislocation
- interfacial dislocation
- line dislocation
- magnetic dislocation
- misfit dislocation
- mixed dislocation
- mobile dislocation
- multiple dislocation
- paired dislocation
- partial dislocation
- perfect dislocation
- prismatic dislocation
- pure dislocation
- screw dislocation
- sessile dislocation
- single dislocation
- stress-induced dislocation
- superlattice dislocation
- surface dislocation
- twinning dislocation
- unit dislocation
- wave-front dislocation
- wedge dislocation -
11 dislocation
- Burgers dislocation
- diffusion-induced dislocation
- edge dislocation
- extended dislocation
- fast dislocation
- Frank dislocation
- grown-in dislocation
- helical dislocation
- imperfect dislocation
- induced dislocation
- interfacial dislocation
- line dislocation
- magnetic dislocation
- misfit dislocation
- mixed dislocation
- mobile dislocation
- multiple dislocation
- paired dislocation
- partial dislocation
- perfect dislocation
- prismatic dislocation
- pure dislocation
- screw dislocation
- sessile dislocation
- single dislocation
- stress-induced dislocation
- superlattice dislocation
- surface dislocation
- twinning dislocation
- unit dislocation
- wave-front dislocation
- wedge dislocationThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > dislocation
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12 dislocation
дислокація - Frank partial dislocation
- imperfect [misfit] dislocation
- perfect dislocation
- screw dislocation
- Shockley partial dislocation
- slip dislocationEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of microelectronics > dislocation
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13 imperfect [misfit] dislocation
дислокація невідповідностіEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of microelectronics > imperfect [misfit] dislocation
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14 несовершенная дислокация
Русско-английский физический словарь > несовершенная дислокация
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15 дислокация несоответствия
Русско-английский словарь по микроэлектронике > дислокация несоответствия
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16 частичная дислокация
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > частичная дислокация
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17 дислокация несоответствия
imperfect dislocation, misfit dislocationРусско-английский словарь по электронике > дислокация несоответствия
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18 дислокация несоответствия
imperfect dislocation, misfit dislocationРусско-английский словарь по радиоэлектронике > дислокация несоответствия
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19 частичная дислокация
1) Engineering: half dislocation, imperfect dislocation, partial, partial dislocation3) Microelectronics: frank partial dislocation4) Makarov: imperfect dislocation (с вектором Бюргерса, не кратным параметру решётки)5) Electrochemistry: half-dislocationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > частичная дислокация
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20 дислокация несоответствия
1) Engineering: epitaxial dislocation, misfit dislocation, mismatch dislocation2) Microelectronics: imperfect dislocationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > дислокация несоответствия
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