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1 luminous ray
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > luminous ray
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2 luminous ray
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3 luminous ray
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4 luminous ray
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5 luminous ray
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6 luminous ray
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > luminous ray
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7 luminous ray
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8 luminous ray
English-Russian aviation meteorology dictionary > luminous ray
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9 luminous ray
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10 light [luminous] ray
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > light [luminous] ray
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11 light (luminous) ray
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12 luminous
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1) лучб) пучок частиц; излучениег) полупрямая2) излучать(ся); испускать лучи; испускать(ся); расходиться лучами3) облучать(ся); подвергать(ся) действию лучей•- alpha rays
- anode rays
- antiparallel rays
- beta rays
- canal rays
- cathode ray
- collinear ray
- concurrent ray
- convergent ray
- cosmic rays
- delta rays
- direct ray
- divergent ray
- E ray
- extraordinary ray
- gamma rays
- geodesic ray
- geometrical-optics ray
- GO ray
- Grenz rays
- ground ray
- guided rays
- hard X-rays
- incident ray
- indirect ray
- induced rays
- infrared rays
- Lenard rays
- light ray
- luminous ray
- molecular ray
- O ray
- ordinary ray
- paraxial ray
- positive rays
- projecting ray
- reflected ray
- refracted ray
- Roentgen rays
- singular ray
- soft X-rays
- space rays
- specular ray
- surface ray
- ultraphotic rays
- ultraviolet rays
- unguided rays
- UV rays
- visible rays
- X-raysThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > ray
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1) лучб) пучок частиц; излучениег) полупрямая2) излучать(ся); испускать лучи; испускать(ся); расходиться лучами3) облучать(ся); подвергать(ся) действию лучей•- alpha rays
- anode rays
- antiparallel rays
- beta rays
- canal rays
- cathode ray
- collinear ray
- concurrent rays
- convergent rays
- cosmic rays
- delta rays
- direct ray
- divergent ray
- E-ray
- extraordinary ray
- gamma rays
- geodesic ray
- geometrical-optics ray
- GO ray
- Grenz rays
- ground ray
- guided rays
- hard X-rays
- incident ray
- indirect ray
- induced rays
- infrared rays
- Lenard rays
- light ray
- luminous ray
- molecular ray
- O-ray
- ordinary ray
- paraxial ray
- positive rays
- projecting ray
- reflected ray
- refracted ray
- Roentgen rays
- singular ray
- soft X-rays
- space rays
- specular ray
- surface ray
- ultraphotic rays
- ultraviolet rays
- unguided rays
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- visible rays
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1) луч2) мн. ч. излучение; радиация4) излучать•- direct rays - directional ray - gamma rays - geodesic ray - heat ray - heating ray - infrared rays - light ray - luminous ray - normal ray - pencil rays - radial ray - radioactive rays - reflected ray - refracted ray - seismic ray - signal ray - ultraviolet rays - ware ray - wood ray* * *луч, полупрямая; отрезок -
16 ray
луч; pi излучение; излучать-(cя) ray gamma -s гамма-лучи; гамма-излучение ray heat (infrared) -s тепловые (инфракрасные) лучи (излучение) ray light - луч света ray luminous - световой луч ray refracted - преломленный луч ray ultraviolet -s ультрафиолетовые лучи (излучение) -
17 luminous energy
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > luminous energy
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18 luminous sensitivity
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > luminous sensitivity
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19 light ray
1) Техника: луч света, световой луч2) Электротехника: (luminous) световой луч -
20 hyper-luminous X-ray source
Астрономия: источник рентгеновского излучения со сверхбольшой светимостью (черная дыра промежуточной массы (с массой превышающей 500 солнечных); англ. термин взят из статьи в журнале Nature)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > hyper-luminous X-ray source
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luminous ray — šviesos spindulys statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. light ray; luminous ray vok. Lichtstrahl, m rus. луч света, m; световой луч, m pranc. rayon lumineux, m … Fizikos terminų žodynas
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light ray — šviesos spindulys statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. light ray; luminous ray vok. Lichtstrahl, m rus. луч света, m; световой луч, m pranc. rayon lumineux, m … Fizikos terminų žodynas
Gamma ray burst — [ GRB 990123 taken on January 23, 1999. The burst is seen as a bright dot denoted by a square on the left, with an enlarged cutout on the right. The object above it with the finger like filaments is the originating galaxy. This galaxy seems to be … Wikipedia
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X-ray binary — Artist s impression of an X ray Binary X ray binaries are a class of binary stars that are luminous in X rays. The X rays are produced by matter falling from one component, called the donor (usually a relatively normal star) to the other… … Wikipedia
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