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1 эффективная температура
1) Medicine: effective temperature2) Engineering: apparent temperature, virtual temperature3) Construction: comfort temperature, resultant air temperature, resultant resulting temperature4) Electronics: internal equivalent temperature5) Semiconductors: virtual temperature (перехода)6) Oceanography: effective temperature (метео)7) Makarov: resulting temperatureУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > эффективная температура
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2 полученный
Полученный - obtained, derived, gained; resulting, resultant (в результате чего-либо); developed (при расчёте, конструировании и т.п.); acquired (приобретенный)Based on the obtained temperature profiles, local heat transfer coefficients at both sides of the liquid-liquid interface were calculated.The resulting value of a3 satisfies Eq. (...).The characteristics developed for each of the four pump are shown on Fig.The four characteristics on Fig. were acquired recently to broaden the range of specific speeds.—данные, полученные на—полученные результаты приведены в виде графика на рис.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > полученный
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3 результирующий
1) net
2) resultant
3) resulting
4) <engin.> total
– результирующий вектор
– результирующий вывод
– результирующий заряд
– результирующий момент
результирующий температурный коэффициент — temperature tracking
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