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1 meteorological-frequency bands
Телекоммуникации: полосы частот синоптических службУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > meteorological-frequency bands
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2 meteorological-frequency bands
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > meteorological-frequency bands
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3 band
2) зона3) бандаж•- allocated band
- assigned band
- assigned -frequency band
- atmospheric-transmission band
- attenuation band
- audio band
- black band
- broad band
- broadcast band
- C band
- carrier band
- chrominance band
- citizen band
- clarity band
- common band
- communication band
- critical auditory band
- dead band
- decade band
- decimeter-wave band
- emission frequency band
- equivalent band
- exclusive band
- extremely high-frequency band
- extremely low-frequency band
- filter rejection band
- filter transmission band
- FM-broadcast band
- frequency band
- frequency-modulated band
- full band
- government-frequency band
- guard band
- ham band
- hectometer band
- HF band
- high-frequency band
- high-frequency broadcast band
- industrial-frequency band
- infralow-frequency band
- international control frequency band
- K band
- Ka band
- Ku band
- land transportation frequency band
- L-band
- LF band
- lock-in band
- locking band
- lower-side band
- low-frequency band
- luminance band
- marine frequency band
- maritime frequency band
- medical frequency band
- medium-frequency band
- meteorological-frequency bands
- millimeter-wave band
- monochrome band
- narrow band
- necessary band
- nominal band
- octave-frequency band
- operating band
- optical band
- overlapping band
- pass band
- public-safety frequency band
- pumping band
- Q-band
- quantized band
- rejection band
- resonance band
- S-band
- shared necessary band
- SHF band
- short-wave band
- side band
- standard broadcast band
- stop band
- super high-frequency band
- super-high frequency band
- suppressed band
- surface band
- SW band
- sweep band
- synchronization band
- television broadcast band
- transition band
- transmission band
- UHF band
- ultra-high frequency band
- unvoiced band
- upper-side band
- very high frequency band
- very low frequency band
- VHF band
- video band
- VLF band
- voiced band
- voltage band
- wave band
- wide bandEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > band
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4 band
1) лента; полос(к)а2) пояс(ок); ремень; обруч; бандаж3) полоса; интервал; промежуток; диапазон4) полоса частот; диапазон частот5) область; зона6) фтт (энергетическая) зона7) группа; скопление || группироваться; скапливаться8) вчт группа дорожек (напр. магнитного барабана)9) (небольшой) оркестр; музыкальная группа•- band of excitation levels
- A-band
- absorption band
- allocated frequency band
- allowed band
- allowed energy band
- altimeter band
- amateur band
- amateur frequency band - attenuation band
- audio band
- B-band
- binding band
- black band
- Bloch band
- broad band
- broadcast band
- C-band
- carrier band
- chrominance band
- citizen band
- cloud band
- combined band
- communication band
- conduction band
- conductivity band
- confidence band
- control band
- curved band
- D-band
- dead band
- decade band
- defect absorption band
- degenerate conduction band
- dimer band
- E-band
- emission band
- emission frequency band
- empty energy band
- energy band
- energy gap band
- error band
- excitation band
- extremely high-frequency band
- extremely low-frequency band
- F-band
- facsimile band
- fare band
- filled band
- filter attenuation band
- filter elimination band
- filter exclusion band
- filter pass band
- filter rejection band
- filter stop band
- filter suppression band
- filter transmission band
- flat band
- FM broadcast band
- forbidden energy band
- frequency band
- frequency-modulated broadcast band
- fundamental band
- G-band
- Gaussian band
- guard band
- H-band
- ham band
- heavy-hole band
- high band
- high-frequency band
- high-frequency broadcast band
- hot band
- I-band
- impurity energy band
- industrial, scientific and medical band
- infralow-frequency band
- interference guard band
- ISM band
- J-band
- jammer band
- K-band
- L-band
- lattice absorption band
- light-hole band
- locking band
- low band
- lower band
- low-frequency band
- luminance band
- luminescence band
- M-band
- main conduction band
- marine band
- Mash bands
- medium-frequency band
- message band
- meteorological band
- microwave band
- millimeter-wave band
- monomer band
- Möbius band
- multivalley conduction band
- narrow band
- nominal facsimile band
- non-parabolic band
- normal band
- occupied band
- octave band
- one-third-octave band
- operating band
- optical band
- overlapping bands
- parabolic band
- partially occupied band
- pass band
- periodicity band
- permitted band
- phosphorescence band
- proportional band
- pumping band
- radar bands
- Raman band
- rejection band
- relay band
- resonance absorption band
- rotation band
- rotational band
- service band
- short-wave band
- side band
- slip band
- spreaded band
- standard broadcast band
- stop band
- straddle band
- subcarrier band
- submillirneter-wave band
- superhigh-frequency band
- surface band
- sweep band
- sync band
- synchronization band
- telemeter band
- television broadcast band
- tension band
- transmission band
- transmission system frequency band
- ultrahigh-frequency band
- unvoiced band
- upper band
- valence band
- very high-frequency band
- very low-frequency band
- vibration-rotation band
- video band
- voice band
- water-vapor absorption band
- wave band
- waveguide transmission band
- wide band -
5 band
1) лента; полос(к)а2) пояс(ок); ремень; обруч; бандаж3) полоса; интервал; промежуток; диапазон4) полоса частот; диапазон частот5) область; зона6) фтт. (энергетическая) зона7) группа; скопление || группироваться; скапливаться8) вчт. группа дорожек (напр. магнитного барабана)9) (небольшой) оркестр; музыкальная группа•- A band- absorption band
- allocated frequency band
- allowed band
- allowed energy band
- altimeter band
- amateur band
- amateur frequency band
- assigned frequency band
- atmospheric transmission band
- attenuation band
- audio band
- B band
- band of analiticity
- band of excitation levels
- binding band
- black band
- Bloch band
- broad band
- broadcast band
- C band
- carrier band
- chrominance band
- citizen band
- cloud band
- combined band
- communication band
- conduction band
- conductivity band
- confidence band
- control band
- curved band
- D band
- dead band
- decade band
- defect absorption band
- degenerate conduction band
- dimer band
- E band
- emission band
- emission frequency band
- empty energy band
- energy band
- energy gap band
- error band
- excitation band
- extremely high-frequency band
- extremely low-frequency band
- F band
- facsimile band
- fare band
- filled band
- filter attenuation band
- filter elimination band
- filter exclusion band
- filter pass band
- filter rejection band
- filter stop band
- filter suppression band
- filter transmission band
- flat band
- FM broadcast band
- forbidden energy band
- frequency band
- frequency-modulated broadcast band
- fundamental band
- G band
- Gaussian band
- guard band
- H band
- ham band
- heavy-hole band
- high band
- high-frequency band
- high-frequency broadcast band
- hot band
- I band
- impurity energy band
- industrial, scientific and medical band
- infralow-frequency band
- interference guard band
- ISM band
- J band
- jammer band
- K band
- L band
- lattice absorption band
- light-hole band
- locking band
- low band
- lower band
- low-frequency band
- luminance band
- luminescence band
- M band
- main conduction band
- marine band
- Mash bands
- medium-frequency band
- message band
- meteorological band
- microwave band
- millimeter-wave band
- Möbius band
- monomer band
- multivalley conduction band
- narrow band
- nominal facsimile band
- non-parabolic band
- normal band
- occupied band
- octave band
- one-third-octave band
- operating band
- optical band
- overlapping bands
- parabolic band
- partially occupied band
- pass band
- periodicity band
- permitted band
- phosphorescence band
- proportional band
- pumping band
- radar bands
- Raman band
- rejection band
- relay band
- resonance absorption band
- rotation band
- rotational band
- service band
- short-wave band
- side band
- slip band
- spreaded band
- standard broadcast band
- stop band
- straddle band
- subcarrier band
- submillirneter-wave band
- superhigh-frequency band
- surface band
- sweep band
- sync band
- synchronization band
- telemeter band
- television broadcast band
- tension band
- transmission band
- transmission system frequency band
- ultrahigh-frequency band
- unvoiced band
- upper band
- valence band
- very high-frequency band
- very low-frequency band
- vibration-rotation band
- video band
- voice band
- water-vapor absorption band
- wave band
- waveguide transmission band
- wide bandThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > band
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