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1) полюса) вывод; контактг) магнитный полюс небесного тела, напр. Землид) полюс вращающегося небесного тела, напр. Землие) полюс мираз) полюс системы координат; начало координат3) столб (напр. телеграфный); опора (напр. ЛЭП)•- pole of function
- pole of graph
- pole of matrix
- pole of the n-th order
- attractive pole
- celestial pole
- commutating pole
- conjugated poles
- consequent pole
- field pole
- free magnetic pole
- galvanic cell pole
- grounded pole
- magnetic pole
- multiple pole
- N-pole
- north pole
- north celestial pole pole
- north-seeking pole
- opposite poles
- private poles
- repulsive pole
- S-pole
- simple pole
- south pole
- south celestial pole pole
- south-seeking pole
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1) полюса) вывод; контактг) магнитный полюс небесного тела, напр. Землид) полюс вращающегося небесного тела, напр. Землие) полюс мираз) полюс системы координат; начало координат3) столб (напр. телеграфный); опора (напр. ЛЭП)•- celestial pole
- commutating pole
- conjugated poles
- consequent pole
- field pole
- free magnetic pole
- galvanic cell pole
- grounded pole
- magnetic pole
- multiple pole
- N pole
- north celestial pole pole
- north pole
- north-seeking pole
- opposite poles
- pole of coordinates
- pole of function
- pole of graph
- pole of matrix
- pole of the n-th order
- private poles
- repulsive pole
- S pole
- simple pole
- south celestial pole pole
- south pole
- south-seeking pole
- utility poleThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > pole
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