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1 absorbing parity
<16> Число рожденных детей, выше не специфицированы. Например, 4 +, “4 и более” детей. -
2 geometric tail
<16> эктраполяция таблицы детности выше absorbing parity в предположении что вероятности увеличения семьи постоянны, не зависят от детности. -
3 transition
1) переход; проход; перемещение || переходить; проходить; перемещать(ся)2) трансформация; превращение; переход3) переходный период; переходный этап; переходная стадия•- absorptive transition
- allowed transition
- amorphous-crystalline transition
- amplifying transition
- antiferrodistortive phase transition
- antiferroelectric phase transition
- Auger transition
- band-to-band transition
- band-to-impurity transition
- basic transition
- Berezinsky-Kosterlitz-Thouless transition
- bit transition
- branching transition
- bubble-lattice-to-isolated-bubble transition
- capture transition
- clock transition
- conduction-band-to-acceptor transition
- conduction-to-valence-band transition
- continuous phase transition
- cross-relaxation transition
- crystal-field transition
- diffusion transition
- dipole transition
- direct transition
- direct optical transition
- direct radiative transition
- displacive ferroelectric phase transition
- distortive structural phase transition
- donor-to-acceptor transition
- donor-to-valence-band transition
- double-quantum transition
- double-spin flip transition
- downward transition
- electric dipole transition
- electric quadrupole transition
- electron-capture transition
- electronic transition
- electronic interband transition
- electronic-vibrational transition
- emitting transition
- equilibrium phase transition
- exciton-magnon transition
- extrinsic transition
- fast transition
- ferrimagnetic-paramagnetic phase transition
- ferrodistortive phase transition
- ferroelectric phase transition
- ferromagnetic-antiferromagnetic phase transition
- ferromagnetic-ferrimagnetic phase transition
- ferromagnetic-paramagnetic phase transition
- ferromagnetic phase transition
- ferromagnetic-spiral phase transition
- field-induced phase transition
- first-kind phase transition
- first-order phase transition
- fluorescent transition
- flux transition
- forbidden transition
- forced transition
- glass transition
- harmonically coupled transitions
- high-order quantum transition
- hole transition
- hyperfine transition
- idle transition
- improper phase transition
- indirect transition
- induced transition
- insulator-insulator transition
- insulator-metal transition
- interband transition
- intervalley transition
- intraband transition
- inverted transition
- isolated-bubble-to-bubbie-lattice transition
- Kosterlitz-Thouless transition
- job-to-job transition
- laser transition
- laser-induced transition
- lasing transition
- magnetic dipole transition
- magnetic phase transition
- magnetic resonance transition
- mark-to-space transition
- maser transition
- metal-insulation transition
- metamagnetic transition
- multiple-quantum-plus-multiple-spin-jump transition
- multiple spin-flip transition
- multipole transition
- navigation transition
- nonequilibrium phase transition
- nonforbidden transition
- noise-induced phase transition
- nonradiative transition
- normal-superconducting transition
- n-s transition
- optical transition
- optical-frequency transition
- order-disorder transition
- paramagnetic-antiferromagnetic transition
- parity-forbidden transition
- phase transition
- phase transition in physical system
- phase transition in search
- phonon-assisted transition
- phonon-stimulated transition
- photoassociative transition
- photodissociative transition
- photon-induced transition
- photon-stimulated transition
- polymorphic transition
- pressure-induced phase transition
- proper phase transition
- pump transition
- pumping transition
- quadrupole transition
- quantum transition
- radiationless transition
- radiative transition
- rapid transition
- recombination transition
- relaxation transition
- resonance transition
- RF transition
- rotational transition
- saturated transition
- second-kind phase transition
- second-order phase transition
- semiconductor-semimetal transition
- signal transition
- single-quantum transition
- slow transition
- s-n transition
- space-to-mark transition
- spin transition
- spin-allowed transition
- spin-flip transition
- spin-flop transition
- spin-forbidden transition
- spontaneous transition
- state transition
- stimulated transition
- strong transition
- structural phase transition
- superconducting transition
- superconducting-normal transition
- superfluid transition
- superradiant transition
- tunneling transition
- two-photon transition
- upward transition
- vibrational-rotational transition
- weak transition
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