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61 strongly nonlinear accelerator
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62 supercooled accelerator
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63 superenergy accelerator
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64 tandem accelerator
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65 tangent accelerator
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66 tight spiral accelerator
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67 two way accelerator
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68 unproductive accelerator
English-Russian big medical dictionary > unproductive accelerator
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69 variable energy accelerator
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70 variable field accelerator
English-Russian big medical dictionary > variable field accelerator
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71 waveguide accelerator
English-Russian big medical dictionary > waveguide accelerator
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72 weak flutter accelerator
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73 acidic type accelerator
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74 acidic-type accelerator
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75 atomic accelerator
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > atomic accelerator
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76 charged-particle accelerator
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77 circular accelerator
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78 colliding-beam accelerator
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79 delayed-action accelerator
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80 fast accelerator
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