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[Л.Г.Суменко. Англо-русский словарь по информационным технологиям. М.: ГП ЦНИИС, 2003.]Тематики
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > short-term frequency drift
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Электроника: кратковременный уход частотыУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > short-term frequency drift
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English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > short-term frequency drift
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1) дрейф (1. упорядоченное движение носителей заряда 2. медленное изменение параметров, проф. уход параметров 3. смещение ЛА или судна с линии заданного курса 4. бион медленное поступательное движение глаз в процессе восстановления зрительных пигментов) || дрейфовать || дрейфовый2) уход; смещение || уходить; смещать3) пп пролёт || пролётный4) тенденция || иметь тенденцию•- Doppler drift
- downward drift
- elastic drift
- electron drift
- eyes drift
- frequency drift
- gradient drift
- hole drift
- ignitor-current temperature drift
- image drift
- level drift
- long-term frequency drift
- loop drift
- magnetic drift
- potential drift
- radar drift
- short-term frequency drift
- structural drift
- subject drift
- thermal drift
- toroidal drift
- upward drift
- voltage drift
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1) дрейф (1. упорядоченное движение носителей заряда 2. медленное изменение параметров, проф. уход параметров 3. смещение ЛА или судна с линии заданного курса 4. бион. медленное поступательное движение глаз в процессе восстановления зрительных пигментов) || дрейфовать || дрейфовый2) уход; смещение || уходить; смещать3) пп. пролёт || пролётный4) тенденция || иметь тенденцию•- Doppler drift
- downward drift
- elastic drift
- electron drift
- eyes drift
- frequency drift
- gradient drift
- hole drift
- ignitor-current temperature drift
- image drift
- level drift
- long-term frequency drift
- loop drift
- magnetic drift
- potential drift
- radar drift
- short-term frequency drift
- structural drift
- subject drift
- thermal drift
- toroidal drift
- upward drift
- voltage drift
- zero driftThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > drift
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1) дрейф; уход2) сдвиг•- short-term frequency drift
- slow long-term frequency drift
- voltage drift
- zero driftEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > drift
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4) перемещение; сдвиг; смещение; уход; дрейф; снос || подвергаться сносу; дрейфовать6) скорость течения ( потока)7) гидр. нанос8) метр. погрешность9) скольжение ( магнитной ленты)•to drift down — производить снижение ( на крейсерском режиме);to guard against drift — исключать влияние дрейфа (напр. на показания прибора);to kick off drift — возд. парировать снос;to drift out — уходить;-
air drift
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altimeter drift
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apparent drift of gyro
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balance drift
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beam current drift
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calibration drift
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carrier drift
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carrier frequency drift
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convergence drift
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cumulative drift
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development drift
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diagonal drift
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dimensional drift
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dipping drift
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Doppler drift
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drawing drift
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electron drift
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frazil ice drift
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frequency drift
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genetic drift
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gimbal drift
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glacial drift
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gyro drift
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haulage drift
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hole drift
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ice drift
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iceberg drift
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instrument drift
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lateral drift
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level drift
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long-term drift
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magnetic drift
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oscillator drift
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periodic drift
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post-tuning drift
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reference drift
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sand drift
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secular drift
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short-term drift
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size drift
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slusher drift
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spray drift
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spring drift
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square drift
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sub level drift
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thermal drift
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tuning drift
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ventilation drift
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voltage drift
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warm-up drift
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wind drift
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•- amplifier instability
- amplitude instability
- ballooning instability
- beam instability
- Benjamen-Feir instability
- bremsstrahlung instability
- built-in instability
- capillary instability
- cone instability
- convective instability
- corkscrew instability
- cyclotron instability
- decay instability
- drift instability
- dynamic instability
- elastic instability
- elastically pumped instability
- electric instability
- electrohydrodynamic instability
- electrojet instability
- electron-sound instability
- electrostatic instability
- electrothermal instability
- explosive instability
- firehose instability
- flute instability
- frequency instability
- generator instability
- global instability
- gravitational instability
- Gunn instability
- helical instability
- high-power instability
- hydromagnetic instability
- image instability
- ion-sound instability
- kinetic instability
- lateral instability
- lattice instability
- long-term instability
- loop instability
- magnetic instability
- magnetoacoustic instability
- magnetoelastic-wave instability
- mode instability
- modulation instability
- negative bias instability
- oscillator instability
- parallel pumped instability
- parametric instability
- phase instability
- pinch instability
- plasma instability
- resistive instability
- screw instability
- self-field instability
- short-term instability
- spin-wave instability
- static instability
- stochastic instability
- stream instability
- streaming instability
- structural instability
- surface-state instability
- tearing instability
- tearing-mode instability
- thermal instability
- timing instability
- transit-time instability
- transversely pumped instability
- trapped-particle instability
- two-beam instability
- two-stream instability
- very-short-term instability
- wriggle instability -
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•- amplifier instability
- amplitude instability
- ballooning instability
- beam instability
- Benjamen-Feir instability
- bremsstrahlung instability
- built-in instability
- capillary instability
- cone instability
- convective instability
- corkscrew instability
- cyclotron instability
- decay instability
- drift instability
- dynamic instability
- elastic instability
- elastically pumped instability
- electric instability
- electrohydrodynamic instability
- electrojet instability
- electron-sound instability
- electrostatic instability
- electrothermal instability
- explosive instability
- firehose instability
- flute instability
- frequency instability
- generator instability
- global instability
- gravitational instability
- Gunn instability
- helical instability
- high-power instability
- hydromagnetic instability
- image instability
- ion-sound instability
- kinetic instability
- lateral instability
- lattice instability
- long-term instability
- loop instability
- magnetic instability
- magnetoacoustic instability
- magnetoelastic-wave instability
- mode instability
- modulation instability
- negative bias instability
- oscillator instability
- parallel pumped instability
- parametric instability
- phase instability
- pinch instability
- plasma instability
- resistive instability
- screw instability
- self-field instability
- short-term instability
- spin-wave instability
- static instability
- stochastic instability
- stream instability
- streaming instability
- structural instability
- surface-state instability
- tearing instability
- tearing-mode instability
- thermal instability
- timing instability
- transit-time instability
- transversely pumped instability
- trapped-particle instability
- two-beam instability
- two-stream instability
- very-short-term instability
- wriggle instabilityThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > instability
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1) неустойчивость; потеря устойчивости; нарушение устойчивости•-
absolute instability
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aerodynamic instability
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aeroelastic instability
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amplitude instability
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baroclinic instability
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beam instability
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bench instability
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built-in instability
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chugging instability
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colloidal instability
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conditional instability
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convective instability
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crack instability
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decay instability
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dimensional instability
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directional instability
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drift instability
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dynamic instability
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ecosystem instability
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elastic instability
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excursive instability
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explosive instability
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frame instability
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frequency instability
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gain instability
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generator instability
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global instability
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gravitational instability
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heave instability
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image instability
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inherent instability
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jet stream-generated instability
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kinetic instability
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lateral instability
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lattice instability
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local instability
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longitudinal instability
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long-term instability
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loop instability
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mode instability
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multiphase sustained instability
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oscillator instability
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oscillatory instability
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overall instability
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parametric instability
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phase instability
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pitch instability
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plasma instability
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plasma-beam instability
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plastic instability
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pour instability
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rate instability
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relative instability
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rolling instability
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roll instability
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rotation instability
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self-excited instability
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shear instability
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shear-layer instability
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short-term instability
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static instability
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stochastic instability
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thermal instability
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time instability
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timing instability
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transient instability
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vibrational instability
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voltage-time instability
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voltage instability
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wavelength instability
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метод, способ, см. тж. techniquecamera fly-over (calibration) method — метод тарировки высотомера фотосъёмкой пролетающего над камерой самолёта
formation method of calibration — метод тарировки ПВД в полете строем (в строю с эталонным самолётом)
line-of-sight method (of guidance) — ркт. метод совмещения [трёх точек] (метод наведения)
matching-curve method (of guidance) — ркт. метод совмещения [трёх точек] (метод наведения)
pacer aircraft (calibration) method — метод тарировки (систем статического давления) в полете строем с эталонным самолётом
radar tracking calibration method — метод тарировки (систем статического давления) с использованием наземной РЛС
semiactive method of homing — ркт. полуактивный метод самонаведения
successive spark tracing method with multielectrodes — метод визуализации (течения) с помощью многоэлектродного электроразрядного устройства
tower fly-by (calibration) method — (барометрический) метод тарировки (систем статического давления) пролетом мимо башни [вышки] с измерительными приборами
trailing cone (calibration) method — метод тарировки (систем статического давления) с помощью буксируемого конуса (с эталонным TIBR), метод конуса
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