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1 у планеты Юпитер девять спутников
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > у планеты Юпитер девять спутников
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2 дробь
•Fractions less than a thirty-second (1/32) in. are disregarded.
•The value of Ky was only about one-third (of) that in the annealed condition.
•Jupiter has 1/1000 the mass of the Sun.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > дробь
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3 у планеты Юпитера девять спутников
General subject: the planet Jupiter has nine moonsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > у планеты Юпитера девять спутников
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4 дробь
•Fractions less than a thirty-second (1/32) in. are disregarded.
•The value of Ky was only about one-third (of) that in the annealed condition.
•Jupiter has 1/1000 the mass of the Sun.
* * *Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > дробь
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5 значительно
•Rays belonging to modes well above cutoff...
•Saturn's atmosphere is markedly thicker than Jupiter's.
•Pressures within Uranus and Neptune are significantly (or much) lower than within Jupiter and Saturn.
•In the parallel-slot type the core is materially greater than in the radial.
•Compounds of potassium are decidedly (or far, or much, or considerably) less common than those of sodium.
•This factor can contribute materially (or substantially, or appreciably, or markedly).
•33,000 ft lb/min is rather more than the average horse is capable of, but it has been adopted by engineers and is known as a horse-power.
•The treatment effects are significantly (or vastly, or greatly) different from zero.
•The Curie point of barium titanite is substantially (or much) higher.
•The local temperature may be vastly greater than (or may greatly exceed) the macroscopic cathode temperature.
•In every case the percent of absolute line pressure pulsation was way below [or much lower (or lower by far) than] the allowable 3% level.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > значительно
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6 значительно
•Rays belonging to modes well above cutoff...
•Saturn's atmosphere is markedly thicker than Jupiter's.
•Pressures within Uranus and Neptune are significantly (or much) lower than within Jupiter and Saturn.
•In the parallel-slot type the core is materially greater than in the radial.
•Compounds of potassium are decidedly (or far, or much, or considerably) less common than those of sodium.
•This factor can contribute materially (or substantially, or appreciably, or markedly).
•33,000 ft lb/min is rather more than the average horse is capable of, but it has been adopted by engineers and is known as a horse-power.
•The treatment effects are significantly (or vastly, or greatly) different from zero.
•The Curie point of barium titanite is substantially (or much) higher.
•The local temperature may be vastly greater than (or may greatly exceed) the macroscopic cathode temperature.
•In every case the percent of absolute line pressure pulsation was way below [or much lower (or lower by far) than] the allowable 3% level.
* * *Значительно -- much, many, far, well; substantially, considerably, significantly, greatly, vastly, remarkablyIncreasing solidity will, eventually, impede circulation, thus decreasing the heat transfer coefficient significantly.In fact the structure is remarkably different in the two pictures.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > значительно
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7 заметно
•Concentrated sulphuric acid does not react appreciably with alkanes at ordinary temperature.
•The presence of the shaper did not materially (or substantially) affect the velocity of this portion of the wave.
•The plate is thick enough to withstand atmospheric pressure without flexing perceptibly (or markedly, or noticeably).
•This has contributed measurably to their position of leadership in the industry.
•Saturn is distinctly smaller than Jupiter.
•This salt has a distinctly higher solubility than...
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > заметно
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8 заметно
•Concentrated sulphuric acid does not react appreciably with alkanes at ordinary temperature.
•The presence of the shaper did not materially (or substantially) affect the velocity of this portion of the wave.
•The plate is thick enough to withstand atmospheric pressure without flexing perceptibly (or markedly, or noticeably).
•This has contributed measurably to their position of leadership in the industry.
•Saturn is distinctly smaller than Jupiter.
•This salt has a distinctly higher solubility than...
* * *Заметно -- appreciably, markedly, perceptiblyThe magnitude of gradients b is perceptibly larger at the greater eccentricity ratio.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > заметно
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9 вероятно
•Traces of hydrogen are apt (or likely) to be present in the coolant.
•The errors so obtained are apt to be unduly pessimistic.
•Pressure drop across bubble-cap trays is likely to be greater than for sieve trays handling the same vapour flows.
•It is likely (or probable) that this range extends considerably.
•Ganymede, Jupiter's largest satellite, probably (or presumably, or apparently, or evidently) has a surface of crust ice, perhaps mixed with...
* * *Вероятно -- likely; probablyThe applied force is likely to be the dominant factor in determining the maximum cyclic stress.—мало вероятно, что... оказывали сильное влияние наРусско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > вероятно
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10 вероятно
•Traces of hydrogen are apt (or likely) to be present in the coolant.
•The errors so obtained are apt to be unduly pessimistic.
•Pressure drop across bubble-cap trays is likely to be greater than for sieve trays handling the same vapour flows.
•It is likely (or probable) that this range extends considerably.
•Ganymede, Jupiter's largest satellite, probably (or presumably, or apparently, or evidently) has a surface of crust ice, perhaps mixed with...
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > вероятно
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