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1) принцип; закон; правило2) принцип действия; механизм работы3) базис; основа•- principle of analytical continuation
- principle of argument
- principle of association
- principle of coding
- principle of duality
- principle of indeterminacy
- principle of least action
- principle of mathematical induction
- principle of point estimation
- principle of relativity
- principle of stationary phase
- principle of superposition
- principle of uncertainty
- abstract principle
- Babinet's principle
- Bayesian principle
- building block principle
- causality principle
- Church-Turing principle
- complementary principle
- constant luminance principle
- coordinate link principle
- Coulomb degeneracy principle
- Doppler principle
- empirical principle
- encompassing principle
- exclusion principle
- Fermat's principle
- Hamilton principle
- Heisenberg uncertainty principle
- heuristic principle
- hierarchical principle
- Huygens-Fresnel principle
- image principle
- Kirchhoff principle
- least time principle
- logical correspondence principle
- minimax principle
- minimum description length principle
- Neumann's principle
- Neumann's principle in space-time
- parsimony principle
- Pauli principle
- Pauli exclusion principle
- reciprocity principle
- Rissanen's principle
- Ritz principle
- variational principle -
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1) принцип; закон; правило2) принцип действия; механизм работы3) базис; основа•- Babinet's principle
- Bayesian principle
- building block principle
- causality principle
- Church-Turing principle
- complementary principle
- constant luminance principle
- coordinate link principle
- Coulomb degeneracy principle
- Doppler principle
- empirical principle
- encompassing principle
- exclusion principle
- Fermat's principle
- Hamilton principle
- Heisenberg uncertainty principle
- heuristic principle
- hierarchical principle
- Huygens-Fresnel principle
- image principle
- Kirchhoff principle
- least time principle
- logical correspondence principle
- minimax principle
- minimum description length principle
- Neumann's principle in space-time
- Neumann's principle
- parsimony principle
- Pauli exclusion principle
- Pauli principle
- principle of abstraction
- principle of analytical continuation
- principle of argument
- principle of association
- principle of coding
- principle of duality
- principle of indeterminacy
- principle of least action
- principle of mathematical induction
- principle of point estimation
- principle of relativity
- principle of stationary phase
- principle of superposition
- principle of uncertainty
- reciprocity principle
- Rissanen's principle
- Ritz principle
- variational principleThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > principle
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