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Электроника: свободные колебания, собственные колебанияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > shock-excited oscillation
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English-russian dictionary of physics > shock-excited oscillation
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колебания при ударном возбуждении (напр. колебательного контура)English-Russian electronics dictionary > shock-excited oscillation
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колебания при ударном возбуждении (напр. колебательного контура)The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > shock-excited oscillation
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English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > shock-excited oscillation
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Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > shock-excited oscillation
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удар; толчок; сотрясение; скачок уплотнения; ударная волна; II сотрясаться- shock absorber body - shock absorber bracket - shock absorber contracts - shock absorber cord - shock absorber cushions shocks - shock-absorber drill - shock absorber extends - shock absorber friction disk - shock absorber lever - shock absorber link - shock absorber liquid - shock absorber operates on hydraulic action - shock absorber packing gland - shock absorber serves to cushion - shock absorber shaft - shock absorber spring - shock absorber strap - shock-absorbing capacity - shock-absorbing connection - shock-absorbing coupler - shock absorbing device - shock absorbing fixtures - shock-absorbing jib - shock absorbing mounting - shock-absorbing rubber pad - shock-absorbing rubber sole - shock-absorbing skid block - shock absorption - shock acceleration - shock-and-vibration machine - shock-and-vibration - shock angle - shock characteristic - shock coagulation - shock compressibility - shock compression - shock-compression parameters - shock concrete - shock current - shock damage - shock diffraction - shock diffuser - shock drive - shock effect - shock excitation - shock-excited oscillation - shock-excited oscillator - shock-expansion field - shock-free - shock-free entry - shock-free flow - shock-free vibration machine - shock front - shock-generating body - shock guard - shock hardening - shock hauler - shock hazard - shock heating - shock-induced cracking - shock-induced separation - shock-initiated ignition - shock isolator - shock layer - shock line - shock loading - shock loss - shock losses - shock motion - shock-mounted - shock peening - shock pick-up - shock pressure - shock-proof steering - shock-proof thermocouple - shock-proof - shock proofness - shock propagation - shock-protected - shock pulse - shock rating - shock resistance - shock resistant - shock-resistant vibration-suppressing drill collar - shock-resisting steel - shock-sensitive - shock sensitivity - shock sensor - shock-separated flow - shock spectrum - shock sphere - shock spring - shock-stalling speed - shock-stalling - shock strength - shock stress - shock-strut diffuser - shock strut impact travel - shock strut piston - shock strut - shock sub - shock surface - shock table - shock tool - shock tube - shock velocity - shock-vibrating machining - shock vibration - shock voltage - shock-wave attenuation - shock wave compaction - shock wave compression - shock-wave cone - shock-wave decay - shock-wave discontinuity - shock-wave disturbance - shock-wave drag - shock-wave drill - shock-wave drilling - shock-wave dynamics - shock-wave envelope - shock wave front - shock-wave generator - shock-wave heating - shock wave intensity - shock-wave intersection - shock-wave intersection point - shock wave junction - shock-wave pattern - shock wave propagation - shock-wave pumping - shock wave reflection - shock wave refraction - shock-wave shadow - shock wave stability - shock wave strength - shock-wave structure - shock-wave system - shock wave - shock wave thickness - shock-wave tunnel - shock wave velocity -
9 oscillation
1) колебания; осцилляции; периодические изменения2) вибрация•- background oscillation
- Barkhausen oscillation
- coherent oscillation
- collective oscillation
- combined-frequency oscillation
- continuous oscillation
- cyclotron oscillation
- cyclotron-sound oscillation
- damped oscillation
- double-frequency oscillation
- drift oscillation
- dynatron oscillation
- electric oscillation
- electromagnetic oscillation
- electron-sound oscillation
- forced oscillation
- free oscillation
- free-running laser oscillation
- fundamental oscillation
- Gunn relaxation oscillation
- harmonic oscillation
- helicon oscillation
- ignitor oscillation
- improper oscillation
- intermode oscillation
- ion oscillation
- ion-sound oscillation
- Josephson oscillation
- Langmuir oscillation
- magnetron cyclotron-frequency oscillation
- magnetron traveling-wave oscillation
- microwave oscillation
- multiple oscillation
- natural oscillation
- normal oscillation
- parametric oscillation
- parasitic oscillation
- periodic oscillation
- pi-mode oscillation
- pinch oscillation
- plasma oscillation
- proper oscillation
- pure oscillation
- quantum oscillations
- quasi-steady-state oscillation
- radio-frequency oscillation
- relaxation oscillation
- resonance oscillation
- saw-tooth oscillation
- saw-toothed oscillation
- self-excited oscillation
- self-induced oscillation
- self-maintained oscillation
- self-sustained oscillation
- shock-excited oscillation
- single-mode oscillation
- Sondheimer oscillation
- spontaneous oscillation
- spurious oscillation
- stable oscillation
- steady-state oscillation
- subharmonic oscillation
- superimposed oscillation
- sustained oscillation
- transient oscillation
- undamped oscillation
- unstable oscillation
- unwanted oscillation
- variable-frequency oscillation
- VF oscillation
- Walker oscillation
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1) колебания; осцилляции; периодические изменения2) вибрация•- background oscillation
- Barkhausen oscillation
- coherent oscillation
- collective oscillation
- combined-frequency oscillation
- continuous oscillation
- cyclotron oscillation
- cyclotron-sound oscillation
- damped oscillation
- double-frequency oscillation
- drift oscillation
- dynatron oscillation
- electric oscillation
- electromagnetic oscillation
- electron-sound oscillation
- forced oscillation
- free oscillation
- free-running laser oscillation
- fundamental oscillation
- Gunn relaxation oscillation
- harmonic oscillation
- helicon oscillation
- ignitor oscillation
- improper oscillation
- intermode oscillation
- ion oscillation
- ion-sound oscillation
- Josephson oscillation
- Langmuir oscillation
- magnetron cyclotron-frequency oscillation
- magnetron traveling-wave oscillation
- microwave oscillation
- multiple oscillation
- natural oscillation
- normal oscillation
- oscillations in chain
- parametric oscillation
- parasitic oscillation
- periodic oscillation
- pi-mode oscillation
- pinch oscillation
- plasma oscillation
- proper oscillation
- pure oscillation
- quantum oscillations
- quasi-steady-state oscillation
- radio-frequency oscillation
- relaxation oscillation
- resonance oscillation
- saw-tooth oscillation
- saw-toothed oscillation
- self-excited oscillation
- self-induced oscillation
- self-maintained oscillation
- self-sustained oscillation
- shock-excited oscillation
- single-mode oscillation
- Sondheimer oscillation
- spontaneous oscillation
- spurious oscillation
- stable oscillation
- steady-state oscillation
- subharmonic oscillation
- superimposed oscillation
- sustained oscillation
- transient oscillation
- undamped oscillation
- unstable oscillation
- unwanted oscillation
- variable-frequency oscillation
- VF oscillation
- Walker oscillationThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > oscillation
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1) колебание2) вибрация•- continuous oscillation
- convergent oscillation
- coupled oscillation
- dying oscillation
- electromagnetic oscillation
- emitted oscillation
- forced oscillation
- free oscillation
- frequency oscillation
- heterodyne oscillation
- linear oscillation
- microwave oscillation
- multiple oscillation
- optical-parametric oscillation
- parasitic oscillation
- radio-frequency oscillation
- reference oscillation
- resonance oscillation
- self-excited oscillation
- shock-excited oscillation
- spontaneous oscillation
- subharmonic oscillation
- sustained oscillation
- synchronous oscillation
- undercarrying oscillation
- unwanted oscillation
- variabe-frequency oscillation
- voltage oscillationEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > oscillation
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12 self
сам; себя- self-act- self-acting travel - self-acting valve - self-cancellation - self-centering - self-closing valve - self-coloured - self-compensating - self-compensation - self-contained - self-contained cardan joint - self-contained lubrication - self-contained lubrication system - self-discharging - self-dumping - self-emptying trailer - self-energizing - self-excited - self-moving - self-noise - self-oil feeder - self-oiling - self-oscillation - self-parking wiper - self-powered - self-priming - self-priming tank - self-propellant combustion - self-propelled - self-propelled mounting - self-propelling - self-recording - self-recovery winch - self-registering - self-regulating - self-regulating fuel pump - self-regulation - self-relieving chain harrow - self-retention - self-saturating - self-sealing - self-sealing inner tube - self-sealing tank - self-shifting - self-starter - self-starter pinion - self-starter ring gear - self-starting - self-starting method - self-stopping - self-sustaining gear
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