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Электроника: джозефсоновская глубина проникновенияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Josephson penetration depth
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сверхпр. джозефсоновская глубина проникновенияEnglish-russian dictionary of physics > Josephson penetration depth
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свпр джозефсоновская глубина проникновенияEnglish-Russian electronics dictionary > Josephson penetration depth
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свпр. джозефсоновская глубина проникновенияThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > Josephson penetration depth
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English-Russian dictionary of electronics > josephson penetration depth
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глубина; толщина- depth of fading
- depth of field
- depth of focus
- depth of heating
- depth of modulation
- auto set screen depth
- box depth
- channel depth
- characteristic penetration depth
- color depth
- detuning depth
- diffusion depth
- electron escape depth
- gap depth
- groove depth
- half-value depth
- head gap depth
- Josephson penetration depth
- junction depth
- lexical depth
- light penetration depth
- London penetration depth
- magnetic well depth
- modulation depth
- notch depth
- optical depth
- page depth
- penetration depth
- recording depth
- pixel depth
- screen depth
- skin depth
- superconducting penetration depth
- trap depth
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глубина; толщина- box depth
- channel depth
- characteristic penetration depth
- color depth
- depth of current penetration
- depth of fading
- depth of field
- depth of focus
- depth of heating
- depth of modulation
- detuning depth
- diffusion depth
- electron escape depth
- gap depth
- groove depth
- half-value depth
- head gap depth
- Josephson penetration depth
- junction depth
- lexical depth
- light penetration depth
- London penetration depth
- magnetic well depth
- modulation depth
- notch depth
- optical depth
- page depth
- penetration depth
- pixel depth
- recording depth
- screen depth
- skin depth
- superconducting penetration depth
- trap depth
- variable groove depthThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > depth
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