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41 active filler
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42 active fillers
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43 active force
• движеща сила -
44 active forces
• движеща сила -
45 active four-terminal network
• активен четириполюсникEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > active four-terminal network
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46 active four-terminal networks
• активен четириполюсникEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > active four-terminal networks
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47 active group
• активна група -
48 active groups
• активна група -
49 active homing
• активно самоводене -
50 active lattice
• активна решетка -
51 active lattices
• активна решеткаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > active lattices
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52 active line
изч.• активна линиятлв.• активен ред -
53 active lines
изч.• активна линиятлв.• активен ред -
54 active mass
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55 active masses
• активна маса• активно вещество -
56 active material
• активен материал• активно веществоEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > active material
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57 active materials
• активен материал• активно веществоEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > active materials
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58 active module
• активен модул -
59 active modules
• активен модул -
60 active nuclei
• радиоактивно ядро• активен център
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