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1 Hertz waves
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1) Техника: радиоволны2) Макаров: волны Герца, электромагнитные волны -
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n физ. герцСинонимический ряд:radio waves (noun) cycle; frequency; oscillation; periodicity; pulsation; pulse; radio waves; rate of vibration; wave length -
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > Hertz(ian) waves
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7 Hertz(ian) waves
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8 radio waves
Синонимический ряд:frequency (noun) cycle; frequency; hertz; oscillation; periodicity; pulsation; pulse; rate of vibration; wave length -
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1) волна2) колебание; (колебательный) сигнал3) графическое изображение колебательного процесса•-
abrupt translatory wave
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acceleration wave
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acoustic surface wave
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acoustic wave
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advancing wave
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Alfven wave
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arriving wave
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atmospheric wave
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back wave
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background wave
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backscattered wave
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backward wave
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bed wave
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blast wave
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Bloch wave
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body wave
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bottom wave
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buckle wave
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bulk acoustic wave
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capillary wave
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carrier wave
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chopped wave
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circularly polarized wave
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clockwise-polarized wave
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coincident wave
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cold wave
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complex wave
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compressional wave
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compression wave
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confined wave
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conical wave
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conjunctional wave
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continuous wave
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convergent waves
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converted wave
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cosine wave
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counterclockwise-polarized wave
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creeping wave
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critical wave
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cross wave
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current wave
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damped wave
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de Broglie waves
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decadent wave
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degenerative wave
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density wave
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detonation wave
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diagonal sea wave
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diffracted wave
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dilatational wave
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direct shock wave
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direct wave
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disturbance wave
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disturbed wave
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disturbing wave
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diving wave
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dynamic waves
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E wave
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earthquake wave
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elastic wave
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electric wave
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electromagnetic wave
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elliptically polarized wave
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emitted wave
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evanescent wave
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extraneous wave
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extraordinary wave
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flexural wave
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forming wave
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forward wave
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forward-scattered wave
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forward-traveling wave
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free-progressive wave
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free-space wave
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frontal wave
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full wave
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fundamental wave
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gravity wave
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ground wave
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ground-reflected wave
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growing wave
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guided wave
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harmonic wave
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head wave
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heat wave
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hectometric waves
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Hertzian waves
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Hertz waves
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homogeneous wave
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horizontally polarized wave
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H-wave
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hybrid electromagnetic wave
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hydraulic-jump wave
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hydrodynamic wave
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illuminating wave
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image wave
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impinging wave
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incoming wave
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indirect wave
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inhomogeneous wave
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interacting waves
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interface wave
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interfacial waves
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ionospheric wave
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kilometric waves
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knock wave
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leaky wave
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left-handed polarized wave
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light wave
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linearly polarized wave
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long waves
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longitudinal wave
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Love wave
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magnetic wave
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magnetoacoustic wave
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magnetohydrodynamic wave
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magnetostatic wave
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magnon wave
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maintained wave
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meander wave
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medium waves
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Mintrop wave
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modulated continuous wave
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modulated wave
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negative release wave
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neutron wave
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nonhomogeneous wave
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nonpolarized wave
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object wave
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oblique shock wave
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oblique wave
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optical wave
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ordinary wave
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orthogonally polarized wave
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outsized waves
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passing ship wave
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periodic wave
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phonon wave
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plane harmonic horizontally polarized shear wave
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plane wave
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plane-polarized wave
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plastic wave
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polarized wave
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positive release wave
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pressure wave
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primary tide wave
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progressive wave
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radiated wave
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radio wave
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rarefaction wave
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Rayleigh wave
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reconstructing wave
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recording wave
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reference wave
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reflected wave
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refracted wave
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release wave
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return wave
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reverse-traveling wave
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right-handed polarized wave
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ripple wave
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roll wave
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rotational wave
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running wave
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sawtooth wave
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scattered wave
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seismic sea wave
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Shallamach waves
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shear wave
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ship-induced wave
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ship wave
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shock wave
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short waves
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shrinking wave
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SH-wave
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sine wave
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sky wave
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solitary wave
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sonic wave
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spacing wave
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spherical wave
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spin wave
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square wave
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standing wave
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stationary wave
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stem wave
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stray wave
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stress wave
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suction wave
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surface acoustic wave
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surface wave
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SV-wave
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S-wave
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temperature wave
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torsional wave
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transmitted wave
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transverse electric wave
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transverse magnetic wave
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transverse wave
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traveling wave
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tropospheric wave
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tube wave
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twin wave
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ultrashort waves
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ultrasonic waves
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undamped wave
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undistorted wave
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upper tropospheric waves
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vertically polarized shear wave
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vertically polarized wave
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volume acoustic wave
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water-hammer wave
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1) волна; струя2) колебание3) неровность; ухаб дороги•- air shock wave - atmospheric tidal wave - audio-frequency wave - blanking wave - blast wave - body wave - bottom wave - bow wave - breaking wave - capillary wave - carrier wave - centimetre waves - cold wave - compressible shock wave - compression wave - condensational wave - constant wave - continuous wave - convergent shock wave - damped waves - decadent wave - decaying wave - deep-water wave - deflection wave - density wave - detached shock wave - detonation wave - direct wave - earth wave - elastic wave - electromagnetic wave - expansion wave - expansion shock wave - explosion shock wave - explosive wave - flood wave - free wave - free progressive wave - frequency-modulated wave - fundamental wave - harmonic wave - heat wave - Hertz waves - hydraulic jump wave - infrared waves - infrasonic waves - inhomogeneous wave - intensity wave - interrupted wave - inverse wave - knock wave - lunar tidal wave - magnetoacoustical wave - modulated continuous wave - moving wave - normal shock wave - oblique shock wave - operating wave - oscillatory wave - positive pressure wave - power wave - pressure wave - progressive wave - radio waves - rarefaction wave - reflected wave - resonance wave - return wave - running wave - seismic waves - shock wave - signal wave - sound wave - stable wave - standing wave - subsurface wave - suction wave - supersonic waves - surface wave - tension wave - tidal wave - torsional wave - trailing wave - travelling wave - ultrasonic waves - vertical wave - water-hammer wave* * *волна- air wave
- body wave
- compression wave
- explosion shock wave
- flood wave
- pressure wave
- pressure waves radiating outward from vibrator
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1. n стат. частотность, частостьrelative frequency — относительная частота; частотность
2. n частое повторение; повторяемость3. n физ. частотаСинонимический ряд:1. radio waves (noun) cycle; hertz; oscillation; periodicity; pulsation; pulse; radio waves; rate of vibration; wave length2. relative numbers (noun) number; occurrence; ratio; recurrence; regularity; reiteration; relative numbers; rotation -
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ультразвук
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ultrasound
Sound waves having a frequency above about 20,000 hertz. (Source: MGH)
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Франко-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > ultrason
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ультразвук
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ultrasound
Sound waves having a frequency above about 20,000 hertz. (Source: MGH)
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ultrasound
Sound waves having a frequency above about 20,000 hertz. (Source: MGH)
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