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Makarov: rate of isotope disintegration is directly related of (...) (...), the rate of isotope disintegration is directly related of (...) (...)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > скорость распада изотопов непосредственно зависит от
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зави́сеть гл.
depend on, be dependent on, be a function of …не зави́сеть от … — be independent of …непосре́дственно зави́сеть — be directly related to …ско́рость распа́да изото́пов непосре́дственно зави́сит от … — the rate of isotope disintegration is directly related of …зави́сеть нея́вно — be an implicit function of …зави́сеть от … в отноше́нии … — depend on … forзави́сеть от раствори́теля — be solvent dependentзави́сеть от температу́ры — be temperature dependentзави́сеть по́лностью — be completely dependent, show a complete dependencyзави́сеть я́вно — be an explicit function of … -
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гл. depend on, be dependent on, be a function of …не зависеть от … — be independent of …
непосредственно зависеть — be directly related to …
скорость распада изотопов непосредственно зависит от … — the rate of isotope disintegration is directly related of …
зависеть неявно — be an implicit function of …
зависеть от … в отношении … — depend on … for
зависеть; рассчитывать — depend on depend upon
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