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1.effect 2.event 3.phenomenonявление галоhalo phenomenonявление красного смещенияred-shift phenomenonявление либрацииlibration effectявление мерцания радиоисточниковscintillation phenomenonявления на Солнцеsolar phenomenaявление нестабильности астрономических изображенийseeing phenomenonявление падения метеораmeteor(ic) phenomenonявление радиоизлученияradio phenomenonастроклиматические явленияseeing phenomenaастрономические явленияastronomical phenomenaатмосферные явленияatmospheric phenomenaбыстрые явленияfast events (in solar corona)внеземные явленияextraterrestrial effectsгеофизические явления1.geophysical effects 2.geophysical phenomenaзалимбовое явлениеpost-limb eventметеорологические явленияmeteorological phenomenaметеорологические явления, обусловленные деятельностью Солнцаsolar-induced meteorological phenomenaнестационарные явленияtransient phenomenaоптические явленияoptical effectsхромосферные явленияchromospheric phenomena -
2 явление мерцания радиоисточников
Radioastronomy: scintillation phenomenonУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > явление мерцания радиоисточников
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