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1 X-ray collimator
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2 x ray collimator
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3 X-ray collimator
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4 X-ray collimator
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5 collimator
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6 collimator
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7 collimator
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8 collimator
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > collimator
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9 collimator ray
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > collimator ray
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10 x ray multileaf and multilayer collimator
English-Russian big medical dictionary > x ray multileaf and multilayer collimator
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11 beam collimator
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > beam collimator
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12 neutron collimator
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > neutron collimator
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13 diverging collimator
English-Russian big medical dictionary > diverging collimator
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14 focusing collimator
English-Russian big medical dictionary > focusing collimator
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15 light beam collimator
English-Russian big medical dictionary > light beam collimator
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16 multileaf collimator
English-Russian big medical dictionary > multileaf collimator
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17 x ray
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18 X-ray modulation collimator
English-russian dictionary of physics > X-ray modulation collimator
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