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1) Морской термин: температурная шкала Фаренгейта2) Макаров: шкала ФаренгейтаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Fahrenheit temperature scale
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5) шкала7) масштаб || определять масштаб, масштабировать; изменять масштаб; сводить к определённому масштабу8) мн. ч. весы9) чашка весов10) взвешивать11) электрон. степень интеграции12) вчт. система счисления13) пищ. чешуя; чешуйка; шелуха || удалять чешую; отделяться чешуйками•at scales — в масштабе;to scale down — 1. представлять что-л. в уменьшенном масштабе 2. редуцировать, уменьшать ( изображение) 3. (пропорционально) уменьшать размеры ( элементов ИС) 4. делить на константу;to scale off — 1. выкрашиваться, крошиться (о камне, горной породе) 2. отслаивать(ся); шелушиться 3. удалять окалину 4. отбивать накипь 5. снимать [измерять\] что-л. в масштабе;to draw to scale — чертить [вычерчивать\] в масштабе;to generate a time scale — строить [создавать\] шкалу времени;to maintain a time scale — поддерживать [хранить\] шкалу времени;to mark off a scale in logarithmic units — градуировать шкалу в логарифмических единицах;to place a scale on a dial — градуировать шкалу, наносить отметки шкалы на циферблат;to realize a time scale on a dial — воспроизводить шкалу времени на циферблате часов;to retain a scale — поддерживать [хранить\] шкалу (напр. времени);to scale up — 1. представлять что-л. в увеличенном масштабе 2. увеличивать ( изображение) 3. умножать на константу;scale with central zero — шкала с нулевой отметкой посередине, двусторонняя шкала;-
absolute-temperature scale
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aligning scale
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alkali-promoted steel mill scale
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annual time scale
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antiknock rating reference fuel scale
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antiparallax mirror scale
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API hydrometer scale
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API scale
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arbitrary scale
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arc scale
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atomic scale
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atomic time scale
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atomic weight scale
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automatic weighing scales
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automatic scales
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bagging scale
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batching scales
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beam scale
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Beaufort scale
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belt conveyor scales
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bench-type scales
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binary scale
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boiler scale
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brightness scale
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calibrated divided scale
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calibration scale
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car scales
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CCT-64 scale
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Celsius scale
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centered scale
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centigrade scale
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charging scales
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chromatic scale
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chroma scale
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circular scale
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clock time scale
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colorimetric scale
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color scale
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complete number scale
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constant-interval scale
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constant-pressure gas thermometry scale
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constant-volume gas thermometry scale
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constant-volume hydrogen scale
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continuous tone density scale
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convective scale
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conventional scale
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conveyor scales
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coordinate scale
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crane scales
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Curie-temperature scale
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curved scale
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CVGT scale
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decimal scale
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depth scale
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derived scale
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dial scale
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direct-measurement scale
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direct scale
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direct-reading scale
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displacement scale
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distance scale
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divided scale
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dot gain scale
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drawn-in scale
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electronic railcar scales
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Engler scale
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equidistant scale
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expanded scale
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exposure scale
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extended scale
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Fahrenheit scale
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finely subdivided scale
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fire scale
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fish scale
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flat-disk scale
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floodlight scale
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floor scales
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focusing scale
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Forel-Ula's color scale
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Forel scale
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forklift truck scales
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frosted scale
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fuel measurement scale
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full scale
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furnace scale
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Giaque's temperature scale
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gray scale
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hardness scale
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heavy scale
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helium temperature scale
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high-temperature scale
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hopper scales
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hue scale
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hump scales
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hydrogen scale
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hydrogen temperature scale
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ideal-gas scale
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illuminated scale
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image scale
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indicating scale
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indicator scale
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industrial scales
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instrument scale
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integration scale
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intensity scale
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International Practical Temperature scale
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international scale
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Kelvin temperature scale
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light-capacity scales
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line scale
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linear scale
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line-standard scale
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logarithmic scale
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loudness scale
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low-temperature scale
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magnetic scale
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magnetic temperature scale
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magnetic-acoustic temperature scale
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magnitude scale
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margin scale
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mean-time scale
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measuring device scale
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mechanical scales
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Mercalli scale
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meter scale
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mill-roll scale
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mired scale
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mirror scale
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MM scale
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Modified Mercalli scale
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Mohs scale
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motor-truck scales
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natural scale
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Nernst hydrogen scale
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nominal scale
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nonglare scale
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nonlinear scale
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normal hydrogen scale
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normalizing scale
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number scale
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numbered scale
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octane scale
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one-meter scale
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optical scale
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ordinal scale
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overhead track scales
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overlaid scale
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packing house scales
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paper scale
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paraffin scale
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paramagnetic-salt temperature scale
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paramagnetic temperature scale
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pendulum scales
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photometric scale
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physical scale
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pipe scale
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pitless scales
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platform scales
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platinum resistance thermometer scale
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practical salinity scale
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practical scale
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precision scale
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primary scale
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primary thermometry scale
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projection scale
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provisional scale
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pyrheliographic scale
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radiation scale of temperature
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radiometric scale
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Rankine scale
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ratio scale
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reading scale
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Reaumur scale
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receiver tuning scale
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recording scales
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reduced scale
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reduction scale
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Redwood scale
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reference scale
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regular scale
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relative scale
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reproducible scale
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reproduction scale
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resistance thermometer scale
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Richter scale
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rider bar scale
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rider scale
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Rinman scale
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Rockwell hardness scale
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roll scale
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rolled-in scale
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Rossi-Forel scale
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salt-pan scale
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Saybolt scale
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scale of magnification
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scale of physical quantity
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scale of turbulence
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seasonal time scale
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secondary scale
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segmental scale
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sensitivity scale
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set-point scale
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Shore hardness scale
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sieve scale
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snow scale
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soft dot scale
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solid hydrocarbon scale
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space-time scale
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splash scale
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spring scales
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standard scale
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state of sea scale
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static scales
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straight scale
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subgrid scale
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subsynoptic scale
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synoptic scale
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table-type scales
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temper scale
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temperature scale
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thermodynamic pressure scale
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thermodynamic temperature scale
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time scale
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tone scale
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tonnage scale
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total life scale
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track scales
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transparent aligning scale
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1) шкала2) масштаб || масштабировать; изменять масштаб; преобразовывать масштаб3) микр. степень интеграции4) градация; ступень; уровень || испытывать градационные изменения; изменяться ступенчатым образом; переходить с одного уровня на другой5) инструмент с измерительной шкалой || пользоваться измерительной шкалой8) вчт система счисления; шкала (напр. десятичная)9) весы; чашка весов || взвешивать10) окалина; накипь•- scale of comparisonscale view — изменять масштаб при просмотре (напр. графической и текстовой информации на экране дисплея)
- scale of measurement
- scale of probability
- absolute scale
- absolute scale of temperature
- aligning scale
- angular scale
- arbitrary scale
- atomic scale
- attitude scale
- Beaufort scale
- binary scale
- Bogardus scale
- calibration scale
- chromatic scale
- comparison scale
- continuous scale
- decimal scale
- dial scale
- difference scale
- direct-reading scale
- discrete scale
- equidistant scale
- expanded scale
- exposure scale
- extended tuning scale
- Fahrenheit scale
- flat-disk scale
- focusing scale
- full scale
- gray scale
- hue scale
- illuminated scale
- image scale
- impairment scale
- instrument scale
- integration scale
- international temperature scale
- interval scale
- inverse scale
- Kelvin scale of temperature
- linear scale
- logarithmic scale
- log-log scale
- loudness scale
- magnetic scale
- meter scale
- mirror scale
- Mohs scale
- nominal scale
- nonlinear scale
- nonuniform scale
- numerical scale
- optical scale
- ordinal scale
- percentile scale
- photometric scale
- physical scale
- precision scale
- projection scale
- proportional scale
- quality scale
- rank scale
- ratio scale
- Réaumur scale
- receiver tuning scale
- reciprocal scale
- reference scale
- relative scale
- semi-log scale
- semilogarithmic scale
- standard scale
- subjective grading scale
- temperature scale
- thermodynamic temperature scale
- tone scale
- uniform scale
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1) шкала2) масштаб || масштабировать; изменять масштаб; преобразовывать масштаб3) микр. степень интеграции4) градация; ступень; уровень || испытывать градационные изменения; изменяться ступенчатым образом; переходить с одного уровня на другой5) инструмент с измерительной шкалой || пользоваться измерительной шкалой8) вчт. система счисления; шкала (напр. десятичная)9) весы; чашка весов || взвешивать10) окалина; накипь•- absolute scalescale view — изменять масштаб при просмотре (напр. графической и текстовой информации на экране дисплея)
- aligning scale
- angular scale
- arbitrary scale
- atomic scale
- attitude scale
- Beaufort scale
- binary scale
- Bogardus scale
- calibration scale
- chromatic scale
- comparison scale
- continuous scale
- decimal scale
- dial scale
- difference scale
- direct-reading scale
- discrete scale
- equidistant scale
- expanded scale
- exposure scale
- extended tuning scale
- Fahrenheit scale
- flat-disk scale
- focusing scale
- full scale
- gray scale
- hue scale
- illuminated scale
- image scale
- impairment scale
- instrument scale
- integration scale
- international temperature scale
- interval scale
- inverse scale
- Kelvin scale of temperature
- linear scale
- logarithmic scale
- log-log scale
- loudness scale
- magnetic scale
- meter scale
- mirror scale
- Mohs scale
- nominal scale
- nonlinear scale
- nonuniform scale
- numerical scale
- optical scale
- ordinal scale
- percentile scale
- photometric scale
- physical scale
- precision scale
- projection scale
- proportional scale
- quality scale
- rank scale
- ratio scale
- Réaumur scale
- receiver tuning scale
- reciprocal scale
- reference scale
- relative scale
- scale of alephs
- scale of comparison
- scale of measurement
- scale of probability
- semi-log scale
- semilogarithmic scale
- standard scale
- subjective grading scale
- temperature scale
- thermodynamic temperature scale
- tone scale
- uniform scale
- value scale
- vernier scale
- vertical scale
- Vickers scale
- wind scaleThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > scale
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