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1 not derivable
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > not derivable
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2 not derivable
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3 not derivable
Математика: невыводимый -
4 not
1) не
2) нет
3) ни
4) операция "не"
– by far not
– diode is not conducting
– it is not difficult
– it is not the case
– NOT AND circuit
– not any more
– not at all
– not busy
– not circuit
– not comforting
– not compact
– not complicated
– not constant
– not coplanar
– not degenerating
– not derivable
– not engaged
– not equidistant
– not exactly
– not far
– not far from
– NOT gate
– not homeomorphic
– not homologous
– not homotopic
– not identical
– not identically
– not in equilibrium
– not infrequently
– not isomorphic
– not large
– not leaning
– not many
– not monotone
– not much
– not numerous
– NOT operation
– NOT OR circuit
– not preferred
– not prime
– not properly understood
– not proportional
– not proved
– not quantized
– not readily soluble
– not self-adjoint
– not self-conjugate
– not semi-simple
– not serving as a proof
– not simple
– not simply connected
– not standard
– not straining
– not substantial
– not substantively
– not substituted
– not to intersect itself
– not too large
– not trigger
– not uniform
– not unique
– not valid
– not without interest
– not written out
– party not available
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5 derivable
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6 невыводимый
indelible, non-deductive, not derivableБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > невыводимый
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