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•Lines close together indicate the strongest regions of the field.
•Another important application of laser spectroscopy is the study of closely-spaced atomic and molecular energy levels.
•Simultaneous condensation of matter around two nearby (or adjacent, or neighbouring) centres...
•Closely-pitched ribs can be provided to ensure ample cooling area.
•With the unit particles in close proximity, this effect may extend throughout...
* * *Близко расположенные (т.е. с малым шагом)Most of these were located in the near neighborhood of the blockage and were closely spaced to aid in the resolution of the position of reattachment.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > близко расположенные
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2 близко расположенные
•Lines close together indicate the strongest regions of the field.
•Another important application of laser spectroscopy is the study of closely-spaced atomic and molecular energy levels.
•Simultaneous condensation of matter around two nearby (or adjacent, or neighbouring) centres...
•Closely-pitched ribs can be provided to ensure ample cooling area.
•With the unit particles in close proximity, this effect may extend throughout...
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > близко расположенные
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