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1 modulation level
nWAVE PHYS nivel de modulación m -
2 modulation
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3 high-level modulation
nELECTRON modulación de alto nivel fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > high-level modulation
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4 low-level modulation
nELECTRON modulación de bajo nivel f -
5 low
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6 high
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7 sound
1 nACOUST sonido mOCEAN brazo de mar m, estrecho mPHYS sonido mWATER TRANSP navigation brazo de mar m, estrecho m, sonda f2 vtOCEAN escandallar, sondear3 viCONST sondarWATER TRANSP escandallar, sondear -
8 single
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9 carrier
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10 differential
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11 noise
nACOUST, COMP&DP, ELECTRON, PHYS, SAFE ruido mSPACE communications estrépito m, ruido m, sonido mTELECOM perturbación oscilatoria f, ruido mTV ruido mWAVE PHYS interferencias f pl, ruido m -
12 intensity
nCHEM intensidad fELEC electromagnetic field fuerza f, intensidad fELECTRON, GAS, OPT intensidad f -
13 quantization
nGEN cuantificación f -
14 speech
nACOUST palabra f
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