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1.correlation 2.relation 3.relationshipсоотношение масса-светимость1.mass-luminosity correlation 2.mass-luminosity lawсоотношение масса-радиусmass-radius relationсоотношение период – светимостьperiod–luminosity lawсоотношение спектр-светимостьspectrum-luminosity correlationсоотношение цвет-светимостьcolor-luminosity correlationсоотношение эффективная температура-спектральный классeffective temperature-spectral type relation -
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correlation, proportion, ratio, relation, relationship* * *соотноше́ние с.
relation(ship)соотноше́ние в схемати́ческом ви́де — schematic relationshipлине́йное соотноше́ние — linear relationshipсоотноше́ние «ме́жду» мат. — betweenness (relation)соотноше́ние ме́жду ма́ссой и эне́ргией — mass-energy relationсоотноше́ние ме́жду напряже́нием и деформа́цией — stress-strain relationсоотноше́ние неопределё́нностей — uncertainty relationопределя́ющее соотноше́ние — defining relationосновно́е соотноше́ние — fundamental relationсоотноше́ние подо́бия — similitude relationshipсоотноше́ние пробе́г — эне́ргия — range-energy relationпрямолине́йное соотноше́ние — straight-line relationshipсоотноше́ние составля́ющих — proportions of ingredientsсоотноше́ние составля́ющих бето́нной сме́си — proportions of a concrete mixфункциона́льное соотноше́ние — functional relationshipсоотноше́ние цвет — свети́мость — colour-luminosity relationча́стное соотноше́ние — special relationчи́сленное соотноше́ние — numerical relationсоотноше́ние Эйнште́йна, фотохими́ческое — Stark-Einstein law of the photochemical equivalenceэнергети́ческое соотноше́ние — energy relation* * *
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