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мет, периодичность выдачи печейБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > pushing frequency
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метал. периодичность выдачи печейАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > pushing frequency
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Металлургия: периодичность выдачи печей -
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толкание; выталкивание; сталкивание; (электронное) смещение частоты или фазы- pushing button - pushing delay - pushing lag - pushing out - pushing pressure - pushing vise - batch pushing - frequency pushing - phase pushing -
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1) частота2) повторяемость; частота повторения; периодичность•-
absolute cumulative frequency
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absolute frequency
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acoustic frequency
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actual frequency
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adjacent frequency
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adjustment frequency
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air distress frequency
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alias frequency
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allocated frequency
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alternate frequency
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angular frequency
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antiresonance frequency
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assigned frequency
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audio frequency
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authorized frequency
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base cutoff frequency
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base frequency
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basic frequency
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basic repetition frequency
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beat frequency
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bending frequency
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bias frequency
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boundary frequency
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break frequency
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broadcast frequency
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burst frequency
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calibrating frequency
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call-back frequency
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calling frequency
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carrier frequency
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catenary frequency
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center frequency
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channel frequency
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characteristic frequency
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chopping frequency
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chroma subcarrier frequency
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circular frequency
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clock frequency
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collision frequency
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color subcarrier frequency
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color-frame frequency
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color-fusion frequency
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color-picture frequency
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combination frequencys
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commercial frequency
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complex frequency
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component frequency
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corner frequency
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count frequency
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critical frequency
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crossover frequency
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crystal frequency
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culprit frequency
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cutoff frequency
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cyclic frequency
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cyclotron frequency
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damped frequency
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damped natural frequency
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damped vibration frequency
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day frequency
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dedicated frequency
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departure frequency
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difference frequency
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discharge oscillatory frequency
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dispersion frequency
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distress frequency
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dominant frequency
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Doppler-beat frequency
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Doppler frequency
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downlink frequency
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driving frequency
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en-route frequency
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erase frequency
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excitation frequency
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extinction frequency
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extremely high frequency
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extremely low frequency
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ferromagnetic-resonance frequency
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field-repetition frequency
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field frequency
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fixed frequency
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flicker frequency
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flood frequency
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flow frequency
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folding frequency
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forcing frequency
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frame-repetition frequency
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frame frequency
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free-running frequency
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free frequency
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frequency of discharges
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frequency of irrigation
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frequency of maximum admittance
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frequency of maximum impedance
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frequency of maximum transmission
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frequency of operation
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frequency of recalibration
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fundamental frequency
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fusion frequency
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gear-meshing frequency
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gliding frequency
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graded-base cutoff frequency
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harmonic frequency
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high frequency
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highest probable frequency
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horizontal frequency
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horizontal-repetition frequency
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horizontal-sweep frequency
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idler frequency
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image frequency
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impulse frequency
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infralow frequency
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infrasonic frequency
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input frequency
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instantaneous frequency
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intended frequency
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intercarrier frequency
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intermediate frequency
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ionization frequency
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jammed frequency
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jitter frequency
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jump frequency
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knee frequency
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laser radiation frequency
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limiting frequency
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line frequency
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line-locked frequency
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line-scanning frequency
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load resonance frequency
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load resultant frequency
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locking frequency
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loop unity gain frequency
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low frequency
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lower cutoff frequency
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lowest observed frequency
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lowest usable frequency
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lubrication frequency
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main resonance frequency
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mains frequency
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master clock frequency
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master frequency
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maximum observed frequency
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maximum usable frequency
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microwave frequency
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midband frequency
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mode frequency
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modulation frequency
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multiple frequency
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mutation frequency
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natural frequency
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notch frequency
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note frequency
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Nyquist frequency
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off frequency
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offset frequency
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operating frequency
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oscillating frequency
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output frequency
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parallel resonance frequency
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penetration frequency
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picture frequency
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picture-carrier frequency
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pilot frequency
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plasma frequency
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power-line frequency
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power frequency
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preset frequency
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projection frequency
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pull-in frequency
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pull-out frequency
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pulse-repetition frequency
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pumping frequency
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pump frequency
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pushing frequency
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quasi-resonance frequency
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quenched frequency
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quench frequency
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quiescent frequency
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radian frequency
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radio frequency
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ramp frequency
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rated frequency
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recombination frequency
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reference frequency
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repetition frequency
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resonance frequency
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resonator frequency
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rest frequency
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ring frequency
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ringing frequency
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ripple frequency
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rotational frequency
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rotation frequency
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sampling frequency
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scanning frequency
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scan frequency
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scanning-line frequency
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scan-line frequency
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secondary frequency
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self-neutralization frequency
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series resonance frequency
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side frequency
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signal frequency
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sliding frequency
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slip frequency
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slot ripple frequency
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sonic frequency
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sound carrier frequency
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sound frequency
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source frequency
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space frequency
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specified frequency
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spot frequency
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standard frequency
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steady-state frequency
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stream frequency
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subcarrier frequency
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subharmonic frequency
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subNyquist frequency
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subsonic frequency
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subsynchronous frequency
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subtelephone frequency
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superhigh frequency
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super-Nyquist frequency
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super-telephone frequency
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supply frequency
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sweep frequency
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switching frequency
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synchronizing frequency
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synchronous frequency
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system frequency
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test frequency
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threshold frequency
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timing frequency
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torsional frequency
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transition frequency
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troublesome resonant frequency
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turnover frequency
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ultrahigh frequency
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ultralow frequency
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ultrasonic frequency
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unassigned frequency
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undamped frequency
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unused frequency
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unwanted frequency
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usage frequency
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vertical frequency
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vertical-repetition frequency
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vertical-sweep frequency
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very high frequency
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very low frequency
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vibrational frequency
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vibration frequency
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video frequency
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vision frequency
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visual frequency
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visual-fusion frequency
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voice frequency
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waveguide cutoff frequency
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window frequency
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8 frequency (phase) pushing fiqure
коэффициент электронного смещения частоты (фазы) прибора СВЧ
КЭСЧ
Kfсм
(Kφсм)
Отношение разности максимального и минимального значений частоты (разности фаз выходного и входного сигналов) генерируемых или усиливаемых колебаний прибора СВЧ к разности соответствующих значений тока или напряжения электрода, изменяемого в заданном интервале.
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176. Коэффициент электронного смещения частоты (фазы) прибора СВЧ
КЭСЧ
Frequency (phase) pushing fiqure
Kfсм (Kφсм)
Отношение разности максимального и минимального значений частоты (разности фаз выходного и входного сигналов) генерируемых или усиливаемых колебаний прибора СВЧ к разности соответствующих значений тока или напряжения электрода, изменяемого в заданном интервале
Источник: ГОСТ 23769-79: Приборы электронные и устройства защитные СВЧ. Термины, определения и буквенные обозначения оригинал документа
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > frequency (phase) pushing fiqure
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электронное смещение частоты прибора СВЧ
ЭСЧ
Δfсм
Изменение частоты генерируемых колебаний прибора СВЧ, обусловленное изменением тока или напряжения электрода.
[ ГОСТ 23769-79]Тематики
Синонимы
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174. Электронное смещение частоты прибора СВЧ
ЭСЧ
Frequency pushing
Δfсм
Изменение частоты генерируемых колебаний прибора СВЧ, обусловленное изменением тока или напряжения электрода
Источник: ГОСТ 23769-79: Приборы электронные и устройства защитные СВЧ. Термины, определения и буквенные обозначения оригинал документа
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > frequency pushing
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10 pushing
1) толкание; продвижение; вытеснение; смещение•- magnetron pushing
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11 pushing
1) толкание; продвижение; вытеснение; смещение•- magnetron pushing
- scratch pushing
- technology pushingThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > pushing
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12 pushing
подталкивающий; подталкивание; смещение частоты -
13 pushing
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > pushing
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14 frequency pushing
(электронное) смещение частотыБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > frequency pushing
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15 frequency pushing figure
коэффициент электронного смещения частотыБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > frequency pushing figure
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16 frequency pushing
(электронное) смещение частотыАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > frequency pushing
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17 frequency pushing figure
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > frequency pushing figure
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18 frequency pushing
1) Техника: смещение частоты (электронное)2) Телекоммуникации: уход частоты -
19 frequency pushing figure
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > frequency pushing figure
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20 frequency-pushing effect
Техника: эффект отталкивания частотУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > frequency-pushing effect
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