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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > source intensity
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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > source intensity
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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > source intensity
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > source intensity
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1) Морской термин: интенсивность источника2) Металлургия: сила источника3) Бытовая техника: мощность источника -
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Англо-русский словарь по ядерным испытаниям и горному делу > source intensity
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Англо-русский словарь по электроэнергетике > source intensity
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English-Russian dictionary on household appliances > source intensity
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интенсивность источника; мощность источника; энергия источникаEnglish-Russian small dictionary of medicine > source intensity
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1) интенсивность
2) балльность
3) напряженность
4) глубина
5) яркость
– background intensity
– beam intensity
– calorific intensity
– current intensity
– electrostatic intensity
– illumination intensity
– incident intensity
– integrated intensity
– intensity level
– intensity modulation
– intensity of illumination
– intensity of magnetization
– light intensity
– luminous intensity
– magnetic intensity
– pulse intensity
– pumping intensity
– radiant intensity
– sound-wave intensity
– source intensity
– threshold intensity
– total intensity
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1) источник
2) исток
3) первопричина
4) ключ
5) начало
6) исходный
7) первоисточник
– according to source
– arc source
– bare source
– beta source
– capillary-arc source
– capillary-type ion source
– constant-current source
– cosmic source
– dipole source
– directional source
– dislocation source
– distributed source
– electron-emitting source
– emergency source
– energy source
– equal-energy source
– ergodic source
– excitation source
– external source
– field source
– Frank-Read source
– gamma source
– gamma-ray source
– gas emission source
– heat source
– hollow source
– impulse source
– incandescent source
– incoherent source
– infinite source
– information source
– infra-red source
– ionization source
– isotope source
– Josephson source
– light source
– line source
– lumped source
– message source
– monochromatic source
– negative-ion source
– neutron source
– noise source
– nuclear source
– perturbation source
– plane source
– plasma source
– plasma-excitation source
– point source
– power source
– primary source
– pulsed source
– pump source
– radiation source
– radioactive source
– ring source
– sandwiched source
– second source
– slit source
– sound source
– source activity
– source document
– source electrode
– source function
– source image
– source impedance
– source information
– source intensity
– source material
– source power
– source program
– source region
– source resistance
– source strength
– souro source
– spark source
– standard source
– stationary source
– steady source
– swept-signal source
– thermal-neutron source
– transient source
– virtual source
– voltage source
– volume source
– vorticity source
– welding source
– white source
industrial gamma ray source — <engin.> гамма-установка промышленная
mobile gamma ray source — <engin.> гамма-установка передвижная
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2) напряжённость ( поля)3) тлв вчт яркость4) сила света•- beam intensity
- directional luminous intensity
- dual intensity
- echo intensity
- electric intensity
- electric field intensity
- field intensity
- free-running intensity
- free-space field intensity
- illumination intensity
- incident field intensity
- line intensity
- luminous intensity
- magnetic intensity
- magnetic-field intensity
- magnetization intensity
- noise intensity
- photometric intensity
- pumping intensity
- radiant intensity
- radiation intensity
- radio-noise field intensity
- signal intensity
- sound intensity
- spectral radiant intensity
- threshold intensity
- total luminous intensity of source
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2) напряжённость ( поля)3) тлв.; вчт. яркость4) сила света•- beam intensity
- directional luminous intensity
- dual intensity
- echo intensity
- electric intensity
- electric-field intensity
- field intensity
- free-running intensity
- free-space field intensity
- illumination intensity
- incident field intensity
- line intensity
- luminous intensity
- magnetic intensity
- magnetic-field intensity
- magnetization intensity
- noise intensity
- photometric intensity
- pumping intensity
- radiant intensity
- radiation intensity
- radio-noise field intensity
- signal intensity
- sound intensity
- spectral radiant intensity
- threshold intensity
- total luminous intensity of source
- traffic intensity
- wave intensityThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > intensity
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