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•The rear turret is indexed about a vertical axis and serves for drilling, boring and other end-working operations.
•The assembly moves (or rotates) about (or on, or around) its axis.
•The electron and nucleus revolve about their common centre of gravity.
•To revolve about (or around, or round) the Sun...
•The planetary electrons revolve in their orbits.
•The Earth rotates daily ( on its axis) and revolves annually ( about the Sun).
•Individually driven tandem wheels pivot around the main axle.
* * *Вращаться -- to rotate (относительно оси); to revolve (по орбите); to pivot (поворачиваться)Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > вращаться
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2 вращаться
•The rear turret is indexed about a vertical axis and serves for drilling, boring and other end-working operations.
•The assembly moves (or rotates) about (or on, or around) its axis.
•The electron and nucleus revolve about their common centre of gravity.
•To revolve about (or around, or round) the Sun...
•The planetary electrons revolve in their orbits.
•The Earth rotates daily ( on its axis) and revolves annually ( about the Sun).
•Individually driven tandem wheels pivot around the main axle.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > вращаться
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3 Наряду с
The more complex atoms have more protons together with a corresponding increase of planetary electronsРусско-английский словарь по прикладной математике и механике > Наряду с
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4 электрон
beta, electron, negatron, beta particle* * *электро́н м.1. electronэлектро́ны бомбардиру́ют, напр. мише́нь — electrons bombard, e. g., the targetвыбива́ть электро́н — knock out an electronэлектро́н вырыва́ется под де́йствием па́дающего све́та — the electron is liberated by the action of incident light, incident light causes the electron to be ejected (e. g., from the surface)электро́н дви́жется по криволине́йной траекто́рии — an electron follows a curved trajectoryзахва́тывать электро́н — capture an electronиспуска́ть электро́н — eject [emit] an electronэлектро́ны образу́ют сгу́стки ( в клистроне) — the electrons gather in bunches, the electrons are bunched (in a klystron)осуществля́ть отры́в электро́на от а́тома — extract [dislodge] an electron from an atomрассе́ивать электро́ны — scatter electronsэлектро́ны ста́лкиваются — electrons collide2. ( группа магнитных сплавов) electronа́томный электро́н — atomic electronэлектро́н бе́та-распа́да — beta-decay [disintegration] electronблужда́ющий электро́н — vagabonding [roaming] electronбы́стрый электро́н — fast(-moving) [high-speed] electronэлектро́н вале́нтной зо́ны — valence band electronвале́нтный электро́н — valence electronвлета́ющий электро́н — incoming [oncoming, ingoing] electronвне́шний электро́н — outer(-shell) [peripheral] electronвну́тренний электро́н — inner(-shell) electronвтори́чный электро́н — secondary electron; ( в электронном умножителе) multiplier electronвылета́ющий электро́н — outgoing [outcoming] electronвы́рожденный электро́н — degenerate electronэлектро́н высо́кой эне́ргии — high-energy [hard] electronгоря́чий электро́н — hot electronизбы́точный электро́н — excess electronколлективизи́рованный электро́н — collective electronконверсио́нный электро́н — conversion electronэлектро́ны ку́перовской па́ры — Cooper pair electronsэлектро́н ма́лой эне́ргии — low-energy electronме́дленный электро́н — slow(-moving) [low-speed] electronнеспа́ренный электро́н — unpaired electronорбита́льный электро́н — orbital [planetary] electronэлектро́н отда́чи — Compton (recoil) electronперви́чный электро́н — primary electronпочти́ свобо́дный электро́н — quasi-free electronэлектро́н проводи́мости — conduction [conductivity] electronрелятиви́стский электро́н — relativistic electronсвобо́дный электро́н — free [unbound, mobile] electronсвя́занные электро́ны — bound [fixed] electronsэлектро́н свя́зи — bonding electronтуннели́рующий электро́н — tunneling electronфо́новый электро́н — background electron
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