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1 molecular transposition
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > molecular transposition
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2 molecular transposition
English-Russian dictionary of chemistre > molecular transposition
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3 molecular transposition
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > molecular transposition
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4 transposition
1. n перестановка, перегруппировка; перемещение2. n переносthe transposition of the sentiments of the novel into a different period — перенос выраженных в романе чувств на другую эпоху
3. n мат. перенос в другую часть уравнения с обратным знаком4. n мат. эл. транспозиция; скрутка5. n мат. муз. транспозиция, транспонировкаСинонимический ряд:1. passage back and forth (noun) alternation; interchange; oscillation; passage back and forth; rotation; shift; switching back and forth; variation2. reversal (noun) inversion; reversal3. trade (noun) change; commutation; exchange; substitution; switch; trade -
5 transposition
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > transposition
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6 intermolecular transposition
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > intermolecular transposition
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7 intramolecular transposition
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > intramolecular transposition
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8 semidine transposition
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > semidine transposition
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9 behavior
1) этол. поведение2) биохим. свойство•- adjustive behavior
- affective behavior
- affiliative behavior
- aggregating behavior
- aggregative behavior
- aggressive behavior
- agonistic behavior
- aid-giving behavior
- allelomimetic behavior
- ambivalent behavior
- aposematic behavior
- appeasement behavior
- appetitive behavior
- attachment behavior
- auditory monitoring behavior
- avoidance behavior
- avoidant behavior
- ballooning behavior
- begging behavior
- caregiving behavior
- chain behavior
- choice behavior
- choice-point behavior
- complex behaviors
- compromise behavior
- conceptual behavior
- conformation behavior
- consort behavior
- consummatory behavior
- cooperative behavior
- courtship behavior
- cryptic behavior
- defensive behavior
- demonstrative behavior
- directive behavior
- displacement behavior
- display behavior
- dynamic behavior
- eating behavior
- escape behavior
- exploratory behavior
- expressive behavior
- fascination behavior
- feeding behavior
- fixated behavior
- foraging behavior
- freezing behavior
- goal-seeking behavior
- greeting behavior
- gregarious behavior
- grooming behavior
- helping behavior
- hiding behavior
- huddling behavior
- imitative behavior
- innate behavior
- instinctive behavior
- investigative behavior
- juvenile behavior
- learned behavior
- lekking behavior
- manipulative behavior
- marking behavior
- maternal behavior
- mating behavior
- maze behavior
- migratory behavior
- molar behavior
- molecular behavior
- morphogenetic behavior
- nesting behavior
- open field behavior
- operant behavior
- parental behavior
- play behavior
- postcopulatory behavior
- precopulatory behavior
- prey-catching behavior
- purposeful behavior
- reproductive behavior
- ritualistic behavior
- ritualized behavior
- rutting behavior
- searching behavior
- sexual behavior
- social behavior
- species specific behavior
- spontaneous behavior
- stereotyped behavior
- submissive behavior
- superstitious behavior
- team behavior
- territorial behavior
- transposition behavior
- verbal behavior
- visually guided behavior
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