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•Several points in this curve are worthy of notice [or deserve (or merit) attention].
•Fruits and seeds also occur in coalfield fossils and deserve (or are deserving of) more attention (or consideration) than has been accorded them in the past.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > заслуживать внимания
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2 заслуживать внимания
•Several points in this curve are worthy of notice [or deserve (or merit) attention].
•Fruits and seeds also occur in coalfield fossils and deserve (or are deserving of) more attention (or consideration) than has been accorded them in the past.
* * *Заслуживать внимания -- to be noteworthy, to deserve attention, to merit attention, to warrant attentionThe following features of the comparison are noteworthy.Noteworthy is the wide range of flame stability despite the high excess of air in the primary zone.The good agreement between predicted and actual results indicates that further research merits attention.The occurrence of creep, particularly at elevated vessel temperatures, warrants attention.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > заслуживать внимания
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