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. даваться•The orientation of the molecule is expressed by the polar angular coordinates.
•The rate of effusion is expressed in terms of molecules per unit time per unit effusion hole area.
* * *Выражаться -- to be expressed; to manifest itself, to have the effect (проявляться) Выражаться в-- All but the data of K. [...] involve end mounting effects that have the effect of raising qmin above its true value. (... испытывают влияние концевых креплений, выражающееся в повышении...)Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > выражаться
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. даваться•The orientation of the molecule is expressed by the polar angular coordinates.
•The rate of effusion is expressed in terms of molecules per unit time per unit effusion hole area.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > выражаться
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1) General subject: Niagara, avalanche (писем и т. п.), cataract (красноречия), current, current (тж. перен.), deluge (слов), ea, effusion (слов, стихов), flow, flush, flux, gush, hail, hailing distance, nulla, onrush, outburst (слез), outgush, outpour, race, rain sing, river, run, shower (электронов), spate (заказов и т. п.), spill, storm (слёз), stream, swamp, tide, torrent (ругательств и т. п.), volley, volley (насмешек и т.п.), watercourse, flood2) Computers: traffic3) Geology: bourn, strand, stream flow4) Naval: drift, flowing, flume, flush (воды), indraft (втекающий внутрь), indraught (втекающий внутрь), rundle5) Colloquial: splurge6) American: (небольшой) run7) Obsolete: ford8) Poetical language: whelm9) Military: (направленный сильный) jet10) Engineering: advection, blast, circuit (в котлоагрегате), draught, effluent effect, moving stream, streamflow (воды), streaming, flow output (выходной поток)11) Agriculture: channel erosion12) Construction: circulation, eaves beam with internal drainage13) Mathematics: fluence (интегральный), jet14) Railway term: flow rate, moving traffic15) Architecture: burn17) Indian language: nullah19) Polygraphy: stream (печатной продукции)20) Information technology: thread21) Oil: fluent, throughflow22) Communications: (связи) stream23) Astronautics: flow stream24) Theory of mass service: nonsimple stream26) Ecology: effluent27) Patents: traffic (транспорта, информации, заказов)28) Business: flow (вложений)30) Sakhalin energy glossary: pipeline spread31) Education: class (a subdivision of the students in an academic department, consisting of a cohort of students of the same academic level)32) Polymers: flowing stream, fluxion, running stream33) Programming: concurrent object, stream (объект, используемый как абстракция канала ввода или вывода)34) Plastics: flow path (перерабатываемого материала в экструдере)35) Sakhalin S: SPREAD (участок, на котором ведутся работы, в данном случае синоним слова section (участок). например, трасса трубопровода поделена на 4 потока (участка))37) Chromatography: stream storing38) Aviation medicine: air current39) Makarov: branch, current (течение), downpour, draught (воды), effluent (лавы), flow (течение), flow of currents, flow streaming, fluid, flux (1. текущая жидкость; 2. число радиоактивных частиц в данном объёме, помноженное на их ср. скорость), flux (вектора), flux (излучения), flux (энергии или вещества), font, rain, rain (и), spout, stream (ручей, речушка), stream (течение)40) Aluminium industry: duct41) Cement: flow (в трубопроводе)42) Skydiving: relative wind43) General subject: pour
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