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1 backscattering factor
nPART PHYS factor de retrodifusión mSPACE factor de retrodifusión m, factor de retrodispersión mTELECOM factor de retrodispersión mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > backscattering factor
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2 return factor
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3 suppression factor
nSPACE factor de supresión m -
4 activity factor
nSPACE communications factor de actividad m, factor de energía m -
5 loading factor
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6 peak factor
nELECTRON, SPACE communications factor de máxima m, factor de punta m -
7 weighting factor
nSPACE communications factor de pesada m, factor de ponderación m -
8 anisoelasticity factor
nSPACE gyroscopes factor de anisoelasticidad mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > anisoelasticity factor
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9 gust alleviation factor
nAIR TRANSP, SPACE, WATER TRANSP factor de atenuación de ráfagas mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > gust alleviation factor
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10 gust load factor
nAIR TRANSP, SPACE, WATER TRANSP factor de carga de ráfaga m -
11 interference reduction factor
nSPACE communications factor de reducción de interferencia mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > interference reduction factor
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12 noise factor
nELECTRON, PHYS, PRINT, SPACE communications factor de ruido m -
13 pre-emphasis improvement factor
nSPACE communications factor de mejora de la preacentuación mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > pre-emphasis improvement factor
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14 psophometric-weighting factor
nSPACE communications factor ponderado sofométrico mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > psophometric-weighting factor
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15 gust
nAIR TRANSP, METEO, SPACE, WATER TRANSP of wind racha f, ráfaga f -
16 power
nNUCL conjunto de fusión-fisión rápida a potencia térmica cero mAIR TRANSP velocidad máxima en vuelo nivelado con potencia nominal f1 nAUTO fuerza f, potencia fELEC, ELEC ENG energía f, potencia fMATH exponente m, potencia fMECH, MECH ENG energía f, energía eléctrica f, fuerza f poder m, potencia f, energy supply suministro de energía m, electricity supply suministro eléctrico m, fOPT potencia fTELECOM energía eléctrica f2 vtMECH ENG impulsar -
17 screen
12 nCINEMAT pantalla fCOAL criba f, filtro m, pantalla fELEC, ELECTRON pantalla fGEOL tamiz m, abrigo mHYDROL defensa f, filtro m, abrigo mMECH zaranda f, tamiz m, filtro m, pantalla fMINE cedazo m, tamiz m, criba fPAPER tamiz m, clasificador de tamiz mPHYS pantalla fPRINT pantalla f, trama fPROD criba f, cedazo m, tamiz mRECYCL tamiz m, rejilla f, criba f, cedazo mSPACE filtro m, pantalla fTV pantalla f, blindaje m3 vtCHEM blindar, cribar, proteger, tamizarCINEMAT proyectarCONST cernir, cribar, tamizarELEC apantallarMAR POLL cribarNUCL, PHYS, RAD PHYS apantallarSPACE apantallar, faradizar -
18 anisoelasticity
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19 backscattering
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20 burst
1 nCOMP&DP of errors ráfaga fRAD PHYS ionización instantánea fSPACE ráfaga f, irrupción f, incremento súbito m, aumento instantáneo m, ionización instantánea f, impulso de sincronización mTELECOM, TEXTIL estallido mTV ráfaga f, señal de sincronismo de color f2 vt3 viCOMP&DP reventarMECH estallar, explotar, hacer explosiónMECH ENG reventar
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