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nPART PHYS partícula de carga virtual fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > virtual charged particle
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2) частица4) хим. фракция•to retain particles — улавливать( посторонние) частицы из жидкости-
airborne particle
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alpha particle
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atomic particle
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beta particle
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Bose particle
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charged particle
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cloud particle
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colloidal particle
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colloid particle
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conducting particle
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crystalline particle
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decaying particle
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dispersed particles
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disperse particles
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domain particle
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elementary particle
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embedded particle
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energetic particle
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Fermi particle
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field particle
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fine particles
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flour particle
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foreign particle
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fundamental field particle
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fundamental particle
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heavy particle
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high-energy particle
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high-speed particle
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high-velocity particle
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hydrophilic particle
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hydrophobic particle
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impinging particle
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inoculating particle
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ionizing particle
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lambda particle
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levitated particle
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light particle
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liquid-born particle
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low-energy particle
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lyophilic particle
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lyophobic particle
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material particle
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matrix-nucleated particle
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neutral particle
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nonconducting particle
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nonionizing particle
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nonrelativistic particle
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nuclear particle
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oleophilic particle
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point particle
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precipitate particles
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projectile particle
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propellant particles
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relativistic particle
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resonance particle
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sigma particle
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solid particle
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spherical particle
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stationary particle
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strange particle
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subatomic particle
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tagged particle
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tag particle
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uncharged particle
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undersize particles
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virtual particle
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wear particles
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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > virtual particle
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1) частицав) малая доля; незначительное количествод) аффиксоид2) раздел (напр. книги); статья (напр. документа)•- alpha particle
- beta particle
- Bose particle
- Brown particle
- Brownian particle
- charged particle
- colloid particle
- colloidal particle
- crystalline particle
- directly ionizing particle
- dispersed particle
- elementary particle
- energetic particle
- Fermi particle
- field particle
- fine particle
- fundamental particles
- high-energy particle
- hydrophilic particle
- hydrophobic particle
- indirectly ionizing particle
- ionizing particle
- liophilic particle
- liophobic particle
- magnetic particle
- material particle
- multidomain particle
- neutral particle
- nonrelativistic particle
- point particle
- recoil particle
- relativistic particle
- resonance particle
- single-domain particle
- subatomic particle
- superparamagnetic particle
- tag particle
- toner particle
- trapped particle
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1) частицав) малая доля; незначительное количествод) аффиксоид2) раздел (напр. книги); статья (напр. документа)•- beta particle
- Bose particle
- Brown particle
- Brownian particle
- charged particle
- colloid particle
- colloidal particle
- crystalline particle
- directly ionizing particle
- dispersed particle
- elementary particle
- energetic particle
- Fermi particle
- field particle
- fine particle
- fundamental particles
- high-energy particle
- hydrophilic particle
- hydrophobic particle
- indirectly ionizing particle
- ionizing particle
- liophilic particle
- liophobic particle
- magnetic particle
- material particle
- multidomain particle
- neutral particle
- nonrelativistic particle
- particle with intermediate domain structure
- point particle
- recoil particle
- relativistic particle
- resonance particle
- single-domain particle
- subatomic particle
- superparamagnetic particle
- tag particle
- toner particle
- trapped particle
- uncharged particle
- virtual particle
- weakly interacting massive particleThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > particle
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