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English-Russian electronics dictionary > Wave Propagation Laboratory
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в соч.- CAD Framework Laboratory
- Central Radio Propagation Laboratory
- National Software Testing Laboratory
- Naval Electronics Laboratory
- Radio Standards Laboratory
- Underwriters' Laboratory
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1) Военный термин: war plan, long-range, weapons propulsion laboratory2) Техника: Walnut Plaque, wired program logic3) Текстиль: Wool Products Label4) Океанография: Wave Propagation Laboratory5) ООН: Western Policy Leaders6) NYSE. W. P. Stewart & Company, Ltd.7) Аэропорты: Powell Lake, British Columbia, Canada -
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1. wave propagation laboratory - лаборатория исследований распространения электромагнитного излучения;2. wired program logic - встроенная логика; аппаратно-реализованный алгоритм -
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1) [Wave Propagation Laboratory] Лаборатория распространения волн ( США)2) [wired program logic] зашитая логика, встроенная логика, аппаратно-реализованный алгоритм -
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