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1 superconductivity quenching
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > superconductivity quenching
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2 superconductivity quenching
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > superconductivity quenching
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3 superconductivity quenching
1) Техника: подавление сверхпроводимости2) Кабельные производство: потеря состояния сверхпроводимостиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > superconductivity quenching
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4 superconductivity quenching
English-russian dictionary of physics > superconductivity quenching
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5 superconductivity quenching
English-Russian electronics dictionary > superconductivity quenching
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6 superconductivity quenching
потеря состояния сверхпроводимости; подавление сверхпроводимостиEnglish-Russian dictionary of terminology cable technology > superconductivity quenching
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7 superconductivity quenching
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > superconductivity quenching
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8 superconductivity quenching
English-Russian dictionary of electronics > superconductivity quenching
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9 quenching
1) гашение; тушение2) резкое [быстрое\] охлаждение; закалка3) подавление; ослабление (напр. сигнала)•-
air quenching
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arc quenching
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brine quenching
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coke quenching
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cold die quenching
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cryogenic quenching
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direct quenching
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discharge quenching
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dry quenching
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dust-free quenching
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electrolytic quenching
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emission quenching
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end quenching
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gas quenching
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gas-discharge quenching
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hot-oil quenching
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laser quenching
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line quenching
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martensite quenching
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oil quenching
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press quenching
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regenerative quenching
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shallow quenching
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solution quenching
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spark quenching
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splat quenching
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spray quenching
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superconductivity quenching
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temper quenching
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through quenching
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troostite-sorbite quenching
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water quenching
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10 quenching
1) тушение; гашение3) закалка4) кв. эл замораживание5) подавление•- quenching of resonance radiation
- air quenching
- arc quenching
- complete quenching
- discharge quenching
- domain quenching
- fluorescence quenching
- laser quenching
- luminescence quenching
- nonlinear quenching
- partial quenching
- rapid quenching
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11 quenching
1) тушение; гашение3) закалка4) кв. эл. замораживание5) подавление•- arc quenching
- complete quenching
- discharge quenching
- domain quenching
- fluorescence quenching
- laser quenching
- luminescence quenching
- nonlinear quenching
- partial quenching
- quenching of orbital angular momentum
- quenching of resonance radiation
- rapid quenching
- superconductivity quenchingThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > quenching
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12 подавление сверхпроводимости
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > подавление сверхпроводимости
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13 подавление сверхпроводимости
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > подавление сверхпроводимости
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14 подавление сверхпроводимости
Русско-английский физический словарь > подавление сверхпроводимости
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15 подавление сверхпроводимости
Русско-английский словарь по электронике > подавление сверхпроводимости
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16 подавление сверхпроводимости
Русско-английский словарь по радиоэлектронике > подавление сверхпроводимости
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17 подавление сверхпроводимости
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > подавление сверхпроводимости
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18 подавление сверхпроводимости
1) Engineering: superconductivity quenching2) Cables: superconductivity quenchУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > подавление сверхпроводимости
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19 потеря состояния сверхпроводимости
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > потеря состояния сверхпроводимости
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