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1 климатические обратные связи
Русско-испанский географический словарь > климатические обратные связи
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2 обратный
прил.de vuelta; inverso ( в обратном порядке)обра́тный а́дрес — dirección del remitente
обра́тный биле́т — billete de ida y vuelta
обра́тный путь — regreso m
на обра́тном пути́ — camino de regreso
обра́тный смысл — sentido opuesto
обра́тный ход — marcha atrás
обра́тная величина́ мат. — cantidad inversa
обра́тная связь — retrocomunicación f; feed-back m, retroacción f; línea de retorno; realimentación f
в обра́тную сто́рону — en dirección contraria, en sentido contrario
име́ть обра́тную си́лу юр. — ser retroactivo
зако́н обра́тной си́лы не име́ет — la ley no tiene efecto retroactivo
обра́тная сторона́ моне́ты — reverso de la moneda
обра́тный тра́нспорт — retorno m
* * *прил.de vuelta; inverso ( в обратном порядке)обра́тный а́дрес — dirección del remitente
обра́тный биле́т — billete de ida y vuelta
обра́тный путь — regreso m
на обра́тном пути́ — camino de regreso
обра́тный смысл — sentido opuesto
обра́тный ход — marcha atrás
обра́тная величина́ мат. — cantidad inversa
обра́тная связь — retrocomunicación f; feed-back m, retroacción f; línea de retorno; realimentación f
в обра́тную сто́рону — en dirección contraria, en sentido contrario
име́ть обра́тную си́лу юр. — ser retroactivo
зако́н обра́тной си́лы не име́ет — la ley no tiene efecto retroactivo
обра́тная сторона́ моне́ты — reverso de la moneda
обра́тный тра́нспорт — retorno m
* * *adj1) gener. de ida y vuelta (о билете), de vuelta, inverso (в обратном порядке), reverso2) math. inverso, recìproco3) law. reversible -
3 обратная связь
adj1) gener. feed-back, lìnea de retorno, realimentación, retroacción, retrocomunicación2) eng. acoplamiento de reacción, acoplamiento de realimentacion, acoplamiento reactivo, realimentacion, traspulsion3) radio. reacción4) electr. regeneración5) busin. retroalimentación
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