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1) канал (1. тракт передачи данных; носитель передаваемых данных 2. ресурсы системы связи или системы вещания, выделяемые для передачи определённых данных 3. любой из составляющих сигналов в стереофонии или квадрафонии 4. тлв. любой из сигналов цветности 5. любой из сигналов в многоканальной системе 6. пп. область между истоком и стоком в полевом транзисторе, канальная область 7. микр. область между соседними матрицами логических элементов в специализированной ИС) || использовать канал; передавать по каналу; канализировать || канальный2) образовывать канал; формировать канал3) тракт; трасса; шина4) дорожка (напр. магнитной ленты)5) ствол ( в радиорелейной линии)6) вчт. шина•- access channel
- access grant channel
- accompanying audio channel
- accompanying sound channel
- active channel
- actuating channel
- additive-noise channel
- adjacent audio channel
- adjacent channel
- allocated channel
- alpha channel
- alternate channel
- analog data channel
- analog data transfer channel
- arithmetic channel
- associated channel
- asynchronously multiplexed channel
- audio channel
- audio-frequency channel
- auxiliary channel
- available channel
- aviation channel
- B channel
- back channel
- backward channel
- band-limited channel
- basic channel
- bearer channel
- binary channel
- binary erasure channel
- binary symmetric channel
- binary symmetric dependent channel
- binary symmetric independent channel
- BL channel
- block-multiplexer channel
- blue channel
- brightness channel
- broad-band channel
- broadcast channel
- broadcast control channel
- bulk channel
- buried channel
- burst channel
- burst-error channel
- busy channel
- bypass channel
- byte-multiplexer channel
- calling channel
- camera channel
- carrier channel
- carrier current channel
- chocked channel
- chroma channel
- chromaticity channel
- chrominance channel
- citizen band channel
- class D channel
- class E channel
- clear channel
- coherent channel
- color channel
- color transmitting channel
- color-difference channel
- color-sync channel
- color-sync processing channel
- command channel
- common channel
- common-user channel
- communication channel
- companded channel
- conducting channel
- conductive channel
- contiguous channels
- control channel
- cross-polarized channels
- D channel
- data channel
- data transfer channel
- dedicated channel
- dedicated control channel
- deep channel
- deep sound channel
- default color channels
- delta channel
- demand-assigned channel
- demodulator channel
- depletion channel
- dial-up channel
- difference channel
- diffuse optical channel
- digital data channel
- digital data transfer channel
- dipole channel
- direct memory access channel
- direct-access radar channel
- discrete channel
- discrete memoryless channel
- discrete-input channel
- display data channel 1
- display data channel 2
- display data channel
- diversity channel
- DMA channel
- dogleg channel
- domain-tip propagation channel
- Doppler-shifted channel
- duplex channel
- emergency radio channel
- engineering channel
- excitation channel
- fading channel
- fast associated control channel
- fast-acting channel
- feedback channel
- FET channel
- fiber channel
- fiber-optic communication channel
- field-effect transistor channel
- fixed-tuned channel
- forward channel
- four-wire channel
- frequency-modulation broadcast channel
- full rate traffic channel
- Gaussian channel
- green channel
- guard channel
- half rate traffic channel
- half-duplex channel
- hard-limited channel
- high-frequency channel
- horizontal channel
- I channel
- I/O channel
- idle channel
- induced channel
- information bearer channel
- information channel
- input channel
- input/output channel
- interference channel
- Internet relay chat channel
- interrupt channel
- inversion channel
- ion channel
- ion-implanted channel
- ionospheric channel
- IRC channel
- isolating channel
- jammed channel
- L channel
- leased channel
- left front channel
- left rear channel
- left stereo channel
- left stereophonic channel
- line-of-sight channel
- local channel
- logical channel
- low-frequency channel
- luminance channel
- M channel
- melting channel
- memory channel
- memoryless channel
- meteor-burst channel
- MIDI channel
- monochrome channel
- multipath channel
- multipath-fading resistant channel
- multiple-access channel
- multiplex channel
- multiuser channel
- narrow-band channel
- news-talk-sports channel
- noiseless channel
- noisy channel
- nonswitched channel
- n-type channel
- off-hook channel
- one-way channel
- on-hook channel
- optical channel
- optical scatter channel
- ordinary channel
- output channel
- paging channel
- percolating conduction channel
- permanent virtual channel
- photo-defined channel
- picture channel
- pilot channel
- plasma channel
- primary color channel
- programmed channel
- p-type channel
- Q channel
- R channel
- radio channel
- radio-frequency channel
- random access channel
- Rayleigh channel
- read/write channel
- recording channel
- red channel
- reference channel
- regional channel
- relay channel
- rented channel
- reproducing channel
- reverberation channel
- right front channel
- right rear channel
- right stereo channel
- right stereophonic channel
- S channel
- scatter channel
- scribe channel
- sealed channel
- second channel
- selector channel
- serial management channel
- service channel
- shared channel
- side-lobe blanker channel
- side-lobe canceller channel
- signal channel
- signaling channel
- simplex channel
- single channel per carrier
- SLB channel
- SLC channel
- slow associated control channel
- sofar channel
- sound channel
- spacecraft channel
- SPX channel
- standard broadcast channel
- standard broadcasting channel
- stereo channel
- stereophonic channel
- subcarrier channel
- subcarrier-regeneration channel
- sum channel
- superconducting channel
- supervisory channel
- surface channel
- switched channel
- symmetrical channel
- synchronizing channel
- telecommunication channel
- telegraph channel
- telemeter channel
- telemetering channel
- telephone channel
- television channel
- time-derived channel
- time-division multiplex channel
- time-varying channel
- tone channel
- top channel
- traffic channel
- transfer channel
- transponder channel
- troposcatter channel
- two-wire channel
- undersea communication channel
- vertical channel
- VESA media channel
- vestigial-sideband channel
- VF channel
- VHF channel
- video-frequency channel
- virtual channel
- vision channel
- VM channel
- voice channel
- voice-band channel
- voice-frequency channel
- voice-grade channel
- waveguide channel
- wide-band channel
- wireless channel
- wire-tap channel
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82 network
1) сетьа) локальная, региональная или глобальная вычислительная сетьб) коммуникационная сеть; сеть связи (напр. телефонная)в) сеть вещательных станций (напр. телевизионных)д) замкнутая совокупность функционально однотипных организаций или предприятийе) способ представления знаний в виде связного орграфа в системе искусственного интеллектаж) сетка2) работать в сети; обмениваться информацией с помощью сети; использовать сеть или сети3) создавать сеть или сети; покрывать сетью (напр. вещательных станций) определённую территорию4) плести сеть или сетку; применять сеть или сетку; образовывать сеть или сетку5) схема; цепь; контур•- abstract semantic network
- active network
- activity network
- adaptive network
- adaptive resonance theory network
- additive Grossberg network
- advanced intelligent network
- advertiser network
- aeronautical fixed telecommunications network
- all-pass network
- aperiodic network
- ART network
- artificial mains network
- artificial neural network
- asynchronous network
- asynchronous neural network
- attached resource computer network
- attenuation network
- automatic digital network
- automatic voice network
- back propagation network
- backbone network
- back-up radio network
- balanced Feistel network
- balanced network
- balancing network
- BAM network
- banner network
- baseband network
- basic network
- Bayes network
- beam-forming network
- because it's time network
- Benetton network
- biconjugate network
- bidirectional associative memory network
- bilateral network
- biological neural network
- Boltzman machine neural network
- Boolean network
- brain-state-in-a-box network
- bridge network
- bridged-T network
- broadband communication network
- broadband integrated services digital network
- building-out network
- bus network
- butterfly network
- C network
- cellular neural network
- cellular radio network
- channel-switching network
- chaotic neural network
- charge-routing network
- circuit-switched data network
- circuit-switched public data network
- circuit-switching network
- class A network
- class B network
- class C network
- client-server network
- closed private network
- combinatorial network
- commercial network
- common-user network
- communications network
- company network
- compromise network
- computer + science network
- computer network
- concatenated network
- conferencing network
- connected network
- connectionist network
- connectionless network
- connection-oriented network
- constant-K network
- constant-M network
- continuous Hopfield network
- corrective network
- countable network
- counterpropagation network
- coupled-line network
- coupling network
- crossover network
- customer-access network
- data network
- data transmission network
- decoding network
- decoupling network
- dedicated network
- deemphasis network
- deep-space network
- delta network
- demand-assigned network
- dial-up network
- difference network
- differentiated network
- differentiating network
- digipeater network
- digital communication network
- digital satellite network
- digital switching network
- digital time-division network
- directed network
- discrete Hopfield network
- dislocation network
- dissymmetrical network
- distributed network
- distributed operating multi-access interactive network
- distributed parameter network
- dividing network
- Doba's network
- dual network
- edge-dislocation network
- eight-pole network
- eight-terminal network
- electric network
- electronic space-division analog network
- elementary digital network
- equalizing network
- equivalent networks
- European academic and research network
- European Unix network
- exponential network
- extensional semantic network
- extensive network
- fast neural network
- FDNR network
- feedback network
- feedforward network
- Feistel network
- FIDO technology network
- firm network
- fixer network
- four-pole network
- four-terminal network
- fractal network
- frequency-dependent negative-resistance network
- full mesh network
- full meshed network
- fully connected network
- fully connected neural network
- fuzzy neural network
- general regression neural network
- generalized additive network
- global area network
- ground-station network
- ground-wave emergency network
- H network
- Hamiltonian neural network
- Hamming's neural network
- Hebb network
- Hecht-Nielsen network
- Hecht-Nielsen neural network
- heterogeneous network
- heterogeneous neural network
- high energy physics network
- high-capacity network
- higher-order network
- higher-order neural network
- homogeneous network
- homogeneous neural network
- Hopfield's neural network
- Hopfield-Tank network
- Hopfield-Tank neural network
- hybrid network
- inductance network
- inductance-capacitance network
- inductance-resistance network
- industrial district network
- information network
- in-office network of links
- integrated broadband communication network
- integrated business network
- integrated digital network
- integrated enterprise network
- integrated services digital network
- integrating network
- intelligent network
- intelligent optical network
- intercom network
- Internet relay chat network
- inter-organizational network
- interstage network
- inverse networks
- IRC network
- irredundant network
- isolation network
- Kohonen network
- Kohonen self-organizing network
- Kosko network
- Kosko neural network
- L network
- ladder network
- LAN outer network
- land network
- lattice network
- lead network
- learning vector quantization network
- leased-line network
- linear integrated network
- linear network
- linear varying parameter network
- load-matching network
- local area network
- local computer network
- long-distance network
- long-haul network
- loop network
- loudspeaker dividing network
- lumped network
- lumped-constant network
- lumped-distributed network
- LVQ network
- Markovian network
- matching network
- McCulloch-Pitts network
- merging network
- mesh network
- meshed network
- message-switched network
- metropolitan area network
- mid-level network
- minimum-phase network
- MPLS network
- multiaccess network
- multi-attractor network
- multidimensional network
- multidrop network
- multifractal network
- multiinput-multioutput network
- multilayer neuron network
- multiple-access network
- multiply-connected network
- multipoint network
- multiport network
- multiprotocol label switching network
- multiprotocol transport network
- multiservice network
- multistage switching network
- multistar network
- multistation network
- multisystem network
- multiterminal network
- multiterminal-pair network
- municipal area network
- national information network
- network of microcomputer
- networks of limited equivalence
- networks ot general equivalence
- neural network with local connections
- neural network
- neural-like network
- nodal network
- nonlinear network
- nonplanar network
- nonreciprocal network
- nonuniformly distributed network
- notch network
- n-pole network
- n-port network
- n-terminal network
- n-terminal pair network
- one-port network
- O-network
- optical fiber network
- optical network
- optical neural network
- originating switching network
- packet commutation network
- packet data network
- packet radio network
- packet satellite network
- packet switch network
- packet switching network
- paging network
- parallel network
- parallel two-terminal pair networks
- parallel-T network
- partial mesh network
- partial meshed network
- passive network
- peaking network
- peer-to-peer network
- perceptron-type network
- percolation network
- personal communication network
- phase-advance network
- phase-shifting network
- phase-splitting network
- phasing network
- piece-linear network
- pilot wire controlled network
- pi-network
- planar network
- polarization matching network
- power distribution network
- preassigned network
- preemphasis network
- private network
- private-line intercity network
- probabilistic neural network
- projection pursuit network
- public data network
- public land mobile network
- public switched network
- public switched telephone network
- public telegraph network
- public telephone network
- pulse-forming network
- quadripole network
- quadrupole network
- quantum neural network
- queuing network
- radar network
- radio access network
- radio intercom network
- radio network
- radio-relay network
- rearrangeable network
- reciprocal network
- recognition network
- recurrent neural network
- regression neural network
- repeater network
- replicative neural network
- research network
- resistance-capacitance network
- resistive network
- resource-sharing computer-communication network
- ring-switched computer network
- routing network
- satellite tracking and data acquisition network
- satellite-earth stations network
- screw-dislocation network
- second-order network
- selective network
- semantic network
- semiconductor network
- series network
- series-peaking network
- series-shunt network
- series-shunt peaking network
- shaping network
- short-haul network
- shuffle network
- shunt network
- shunt-peaking network
- signal-shaping network
- single-layer neural network
- singly terminated network
- small business network
- social network
- software defined network
- solid-state network
- sorting network
- speaker dividing network
- stabilization network
- star network
- statistical Hopfield's network
- statistical Hopfield's neural network
- steering network
- storage area network
- store-and-forward network
- strategic network
- structurally dual networks
- structurally symmetrical networks
- stub network
- summation network
- summing network
- support network
- switched message network
- switched network
- switched telecommunications network
- switching network
- synchronous network
- synchronous neural network
- synchronous optical network
- systolic network
- tapered distribution network
- technologies support network
- telecommunication network
- telecommunications management network
- teletype network
- terminating switching network
- time delay neural network
- time-division analog network
- time-invariant network
- T-network
- token bus network
- Token Ring network
- token ring network
- transit network
- transmission network
- transputer network
- tree network
- trimming resistive network
- trunk network
- trusted network
- twin-T network
- two-pole network
- two-port network
- two-terminal network
- two-terminal-pair network
- unbalanced Feistel network
- undersea network
- uniformly distributed network
- unilateral network
- universal network
- untrained neural network
- user network
- value-added network
- virtual private network
- weighting network
- wide area network
- wireless intelligent network
- wireless local area network
- wireless wide area network
- work station network
- world-wide communication network
- WS network
- X-network
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1) находящийся в процессе; вовлечённый в процесс; участвующий в процессе2) протекающий; происходящий; развивающийся3) обработка || обрабатывающий; предназначенный для обработки5) созданный или используемый в процессе комбинированной киносъёмки методом рирпроекции•- administrative data processing
- analog signal processing
- antijamming radar data processing
- array processing
- associative processing
- automatic data processing
- back-end processing
- background processing
- batch processing
- bit-serial processing
- bottom-up processing
- business data processing
- call information processing
- call signaling processing
- centralized data processing
- coherent processing
- command processing
- concurrency processing
- concurrent processing
- continuous processing
- cooperative processing
- coordinate transformation processing
- correlation processing
- data file processing
- data processing
- decentralized data processing
- digital light processing
- digital picture processing
- digital signal processing
- digitally controlled analog-signal processing
- direct access processing
- direct file processing
- direct processing
- dispersed data processing
- distributed processing
- distributed transaction processing
- document image processing
- document processing
- electron-beam processing
- electronic data processing
- embedded processing
- file processing
- foreground processing
- frequency-domain processing
- front-end processing
- high-level processing
- homomorphic speech processing
- host signal processing
- image processing
- indexed sequential processing
- in-line processing
- inquiry processing
- integrated data processing
- integrated-circuit processing
- interactive processing
- interrupt processing
- interval-count processing
- ion-beam processing
- language processing
- low-level processing
- massively parallel processing
- matched-filter processing
- maximum entropy processing
- middle-level processing
- motion processing
- motion-adaptive processing
- multidimensional on-line analytical processing
- multilook processing
- multiple job processing
- natural language processing
- nonoverlap processing
- numeric data processing
- on-board processing
- on-line analytical processing
- on-line transaction processing
- overlap processing
- parallel distributed processing
- parallel processing
- picture processing
- pixel-by-pixel processing
- plasma processing
- PP processing
- priority processing
- pulse-pair processing
- random access processing
- real-time processing
- relational on-line analytical processing
- remote batch processing
- search information processing
- sequential processing
- serial processing
- simultaneous processing
- space-time processing
- speckle-pattern processing
- speech processing
- sputter processing
- symbolic processing
- synthetic-antenna data processing
- text processing
- time-domain processing
- top-down processing
- transaction processing
- transaction-oriented processing
- vector processing
- video-data digital processing
- word processingThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > processing
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1) вчт. процессорг) обработчик программ на языке программирования; компилятор, транслятор; интерпретаторд) (любое) устройство обработки данных (напр. арифмометр)е) (любая) программа для управления процессами передачи, обмена и обработки данных4) производящий обработку субъект; орудие или средство обработки•- acoustic processor
- airborne processor
- algorithm processor
- AMD processor
- analog processor
- analog signal processor
- ancillary control processor
- application processor
- arithmetical processor
- ARM processor
- array processor
- associative processor
- attached processor
- auxiliary processor
- back-end processor
- baseband processor
- binary-image processor
- bit-slice processor
- bootstrap processor
- Celeron processor
- cellular logic image processor
- central processor
- CFAR processor
- channel processor
- chirp-transform processor
- CISC processor
- clone processor
- coherent optical processor
- command processor
- communicating word processors
- communications processor
- complex instruction set computing processor
- computer processor
- constant false-alarm-rate processor
- content-addressable processor
- control processor
- co-processor
- cryogenic associative processor
- data communications processor
- data parallel processor
- data processor
- data transfer processor
- database processor
- data-flow processor
- DEC Alpha processor
- decentralized redundant processor
- decision processor
- dedicated processor
- dedicated word processor
- diagnostic processor
- digital image processor
- digital processor
- digital signal processor
- digital video processor
- display processor
- distributed processor
- Doppler processor
- down-line processor
- dual processor
- dual-issue processor
- dwell-time processor
- dyadic processor
- EIO processor
- embedded processor
- error input/output processor
- farmer processor
- fast digital processor
- fast-Fourier-transform processor
- film processor
- fixed-point processor
- flexible processor
- floating-point processor
- Fourier processor
- Fourier transform processor
- frequency-domain array processor
- front-end processor
- games processor
- gateway processor
- generalized linear processor
- general-purpose processor
- Golay logic processor
- Golay transform processor
- graphic processor
- hardwired processor
- heterodyne processor
- heterogeneous element processor
- high definition video processor
- higher processor
- homomorphic processor
- horizontal processor
- host processor
- IBM processor
- idea processor
- image processor
- incoherent optical processor
- industrial universal digital processor
- information processor
- input/output processor
- instruction processor
- instruction-set processor
- integral multiprotocol processor
- integrated graphics processor
- Intel processor
- interactive processor
- interface message processor
- interface processor
- internetwork processor
- interruption queue processor
- keyboard processor
- knowledge information processor
- language processor
- later processor
- L-cell processor
- linguistic processor
- link input processor
- list processor
- low-power processor
- LSI processor
- machine-instruction processor
- macro processor
- mailing list processor
- main processor
- maintenance processor
- massively parallel processor
- master processor
- mathematical processor
- matrix processor
- maximum-entropy processor
- media and communication processor
- message processor
- microcoded processor
- microprogrammable processor
- microprogrammed processor
- modular acoustic processor
- MOS processor
- motherboard processor
- Motorola processor
- multichip processor
- multi-issue processor
- multiprotocol communications processor
- N-bit processor
- network processor
- node processor
- office processor
- off-line processor
- on-line processor
- operator external interrupt processor
- optical signal processor
- outline processor
- OverDrive processor
- parallel processor
- Pentium processor
- peripheral processor
- photomask processor
- picture processor
- pipelined processor
- pixel processor
- post-processor
- PowerPC processor
- pre-processor
- problem-oriented processor
- queue processor
- raster image processor
- raster processor
- reduced instruction set computing processor
- request queue processor
- RISC processor
- scalar processor
- scan-time processor
- scientific processor
- second processor
- semantic processor
- sequential processor
- service processor
- single-chip processor
- single-issue processor
- slave processor
- SNA processor
- space-time processor
- stack-based processor
- stand-alone processor
- superpipelined processor
- superscalar processor
- symbolic processor
- symmetrical multiple processor
- synthesis processor
- system platform processor
- systolic processor
- target processor
- terminal interface processor
- terminal processor
- text processor
- transaction processor
- up-line processor
- user core allocation queue processor
- vector processor
- vertical processor
- very long instruction word processor
- video processor
- video-to-digital processor
- virtual processor
- visual image processor
- VLIW processor
- voice processor
- waveform matrix processor
- wavefront processor
- word processor
- word-oriented processor
- worker processorThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > processor
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1) радиоканал, полоса частот шириной 10 кГц, предоставленная службам радиосвязи2) ТВ-канал, полоса частот шириной 6 МГц, предоставленная службам ТВ-вещания3) тракт4) дорожка•- adjacent channel
- aeronautical emergency channel
- air channel
- air-air channel
- air-ground channel
- allocated channel
- alpha channel
- analog channel
- analog data channel
- associated channel
- associated signaling channel
- asynchronous channel
- audio channel
- automatic's line channel
- auxiliary channel
- average-speed signaling channel
- backward channel
- balanced channel
- band-limited channel
- base cable channel
- base RF-channel
- baseband channel
- B-channel
- bidirectional interaction channel
- bidirectional intercom channel
- binary symmetric channel
- binomial channel
- blank channel
- block multiplexor channel
- blue channel
- branching channel
- brightness channel
- broadband channel
- broadband multiplexing channel
- broadcast TV-radio channel
- buffered I/O channel
- bypass channel
- byte-multiplexor channel
- cable channel
- calling channel
- camera channel
- carrier-current channel
- chroma channel
- chrominance channel
- clear channel
- coherent channel
- color channel
- color-difference channel
- color-sync channel
- common-user channel
- communication channel
- complex high-frequency line channel
- confidence channel
- continuous channel
- continuous-discrete channel
- control channel
- covertness-protected channel
- cue channel
- data transfer channel
- data transmission channel
- D-channel
- D-echo channel
- dedicated channel
- deep-sound channel
- delta channel
- department communication channel
- digital data channel
- direct channel
- direct control channel
- direct receiving channel
- direct satellite channel
- discrete channel
- discrete-continuous channel
- dispatch communication channel
- double-pole channel
- drop-insertion channel
- duplex communication channel
- E-channel
- electric communication channel
- electric protection channel
- elementary channel
- emergency-radio channel
- engineering channel
- enhanced discrete channel
- even channel
- exchange channel
- fast channel
- fast-acting channel
- fax-modem channel
- feedback channel
- fiber optic communication channel
- firing channel
- fixed-tuned channel
- forcible-borrowed channel
- forward channel
- forward wideband delivery channel
- four-wire channel
- frequency signaling channel
- full-rate traffic channel
- green channel
- group channel
- guard channel
- half-duplex channel
- half-rate traffic channel
- H-channel
- head channel
- health channel
- HF broadband channel
- HF multiplexed channel
- high voltage aerial cable line channel
- highest grade channel
- high-frequency channel
- high-speed signaling channel
- high-voltage aerial line channel
- high-voltage cable line channel
- high-voltage tone line channel
- hydroacoustic channel
- I channel
- ideal channel
- image channel
- in-band orderwire channel
- induced channel
- information bearer channel
- information channel
- infrared channel
- input channel
- input-output channel
- interaction channel
- intercepting-protected channel
- interference channel
- intermodulation channel
- internal phase channel
- internal wire channel
- intrabasin channel
- intradistrict telegraph channel
- intraregional telegraph channel
- ionospheric channel
- isolated bundled phase channel
- jamming channel
- labeled channel
- labeled-statistical channel
- leased channel
- left front channel
- left rear channel
- left stereophonic channel
- line channel
- linear random channel
- line-of-sight channel
- local channel
- logical channel
- long-communication bypass channel
- long-distance channel
- low-frequency channel
- luminance channel
- M channel
- marine radio communication channel
- memory channel
- memoryless channel
- meteor-burst channel
- mobile communication channel
- monochrome channel
- multipath channel
- multiplexing channel
- noiseless channel
- noisy channel
- noncoherent channel
- nonfixed channel
- nonswitched channel
- nonsynchronous channel
- off-hook channel
- one-piece channel
- one-way channel
- open channel
- optimal channel
- optoelectronic channel
- ordinary channel
- outband channel
- output channel
- parallel access channel
- parallel optical channel
- parasitic channel
- peripheral-interface channel
- phase line channel
- phase-phase pitch line channel
- physical channel
- picture channel
- pilot channel
- pipeline control channel
- pitch communication channel
- planar channel
- positioned channel
- primary channel
- protection channel
- Q channel
- quadrature channel
- radio communication channel
- radiotelegraph channel
- radiotelephone channel
- read/write channel
- reception channel
- red channel
- relay channel
- relay protected channel
- return channel
- reverse channel
- reverse control channel
- Ricean channel
- right channel
- right front channel
- right rear channel
- right stereophonic channel
- road safety channel
- road servicing channel
- S channel
- safety channel
- satellite communication channel
- scatter channel
- secondary channel
- selector channel
- send channel
- sensor channel
- separate resonance channel
- series optical channel
- service communication channel
- shared channel
- ship-to-shore channel
- shore-to-ship channel
- side channel
- signal channel
- signaling channel
- single-beam channel
- single-ended channel
- slow channel
- slow-acting channel
- sound broadcasting channel
- sound channel
- space-craft channel
- special cable-line channel
- speech channel
- standard broadcast channel
- subvoice grade channel
- sum channel
- supervisory channel
- switched channel
- symmetrical channel
- synchronous channel
- telecommunication channel
- telemechanic channel
- telemetering channel
- telephone channel
- television channel
- time-derived channel
- toll cable channel
- tone frequency channel
- top channel
- traffic channel
- train dispatch communication channel
- train radio communication line channel
- transfer channel
- transmission channel
- transmission service channel
- transparent channel
- trunk channel
- TV-frequency channel
- TV-observation channel
- two-wire channel
- video channel
- virtual signaling channel
- voice channel
- voice-band channel
- waste channel
- wave channel
- wire communication channel
- wireless channel
- working channel
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89 signal
1) сигнал; сигнализировать, подавать сигнал2) импульс•- access-barred signal
- accompanying-sound signal
- acoustic signal
- active line duration signal
- actuating signal
- address-complete signal
- address-incomplete signal
- alarm indication signal
- alarm signal
- alternating mark-inversion signal
- amplitude-modulated signal
- analog electric signal
- analog signal
- ancillary signal
- anisochronous signals
- answer signal
- aperiodic signal
- arrival signal
- audible signal
- authentication signal
- B signal
- background signal
- backward signal
- band-limited signal
- bell signal
- bidirectional signal
- binary signal
- bipolar signal
- black signal
- black-burst signal
- blanketing signal
- blocking acknowledgement signal
- blocking signal
- blue signal
- broadband coding signal
- busy signal
- buzzer signal
- B-Y signal
- call signal
- call-accepted signal
- call-acknowledgement signal
- callback ring signal
- call-confirmation signal
- call-control signal
- called number signals
- called-terminal answered signal
- called-terminal engaged signal
- call-failure signal
- calling indicator signal
- calling signal
- call-not-accepted signal
- call-progress signal
- call-request signal
- call-sending check signal
- camera signal
- carrier chrominance signal
- carrier color signal
- carrier sense signal
- carrier signal
- case-shift signal
- caution signal
- cellular signal
- channel-identification signal
- chirp signal
- chroma signal
- chrominance signal
- chrominance video signal
- circuit group congestion signal
- clear-back signal
- clear-confirmation signal
- clear-forward signal
- clearing signal
- clock signal
- code signal
- color bar signal
- color identification signals
- color signal
- color-difference signal
- color-picture signal
- color-separated signal
- color-sync signal
- common emergency signal
- common-mode signal
- compelled signal
- complete-address signal
- complex TV-signal
- component-coded digital video signal
- composite color sync signal
- composite video signal signal
- compressed-video signal
- conference communication signal
- confirmation-to-receive signal
- confusion signal
- connection-in-progress signal
- continuous time signal
- control track signal
- convergence signal
- cosine signal
- counterphase signal
- crosstalk signal
- cue signal
- danger signal
- data signal
- data-transfer request signal
- dc signal
- DCE clear signal
- DCE waiting signal
- desk-spot signal
- detected signal
- detection signal
- differential signal
- digital component video signal
- digital signal
- directivity signal
- disable signal
- discernible signal
- disconnect signal
- discrete-time signal
- dither signal
- doubleside signal
- driving signal
- DTE-clear signal
- duress signal
- electric signal
- electrooptic signal
- emergency signal
- enable signal
- enciphered signal
- encoded signal
- end-of-copy signal
- end-of-impulsing signal
- end-of-pulsing signal
- end-of-selection signal
- engaged signal
- error signal
- excitation signal
- exponential signal
- facsimile signal
- false signal
- fate signal
- fault signal
- feedback signal
- field sawtooth signal
- field synchronization signal
- figures-shift signal
- finite signal
- first-buzzer signal
- floating signal
- foreground signal
- forward recall signal
- four-aspect signal
- frame sync signal
- frame-alignment signal
- framing signal
- free-line signal
- full-frame test signal
- functional signal
- gate signal
- Gaussian signal
- green signal
- group signal
- G-Y signal
- hang-up signal
- HF signal
- homochronous signal
- horizontal sync signal
- hydroacoustic signals
- idle indication signal
- in-band signal
- information signal
- inhibiting signal
- injection signal
- in-phase signal
- input signal
- interfering signal
- intermediate-frequency signal
- international-code signal
- interoffice signals
- interrupt signal
- inversion signal
- isochronous signals
- jam signal
- left signal
- left-backward signal
- left-forward signal
- line sawtooth signal
- line synchronization signal
- linear signal
- line-drop signal
- line-out-of-service signal
- load-off signal
- local signal
- locking signal
- loop-down signal
- loop-error signal
- loop-up signal
- low-frequency signal
- luminance staircase signal
- M signal
- marking signal
- MAYDAY signal
- mesochronous signal
- microwave signal
- minimum descernible signal
- minimum detectable signal
- modulated signal
- modulating signal
- monitor signal
- monitoring signal
- monochromatic signal
- monophonic signal
- multichannel telephony signal
- multipage signal
- multiplexed signal
- multitone test signal
- music melody signal
- narrowband return signal
- n-level output signal
- noise-free signal
- noise-shaped signal
- noncompelled signal
- noncomposite color picture signal
- note-off signal
- note-on signal
- n-position signal
- number received signal
- offering signal
- off-hook signal
- on-hook signal
- optical signal
- optimal amplitude signal
- orthogonal signal
- out-of-band signal
- output signal
- PAN-signal
- periodic signal
- permanent signal
- phantom signal
- phasing signal
- pickup signal
- picture signal
- picture-phone signal
- picture-shading signal
- pilot signal
- playback signal
- plesiochronous signal
- polar signal
- polling signal
- power signal
- pre-video signal
- primary signal
- probing signal
- proceed-to-select signal
- proceed-to-transmit signal
- program signal
- protection signal
- pseudonoise signal
- pulse control signal
- pulse signal
- pulsed signal
- Q-signal
- quadrature-phase subcarrier signal
- quantized signal
- quasi-harmonic signal
- radio-frequency signal
- radioimpulse signal
- radio-time signals
- reading signal
- ready-for-data signal
- ready-to-receive signal
- recall signal
- receiving acknowledgement signal
- rectangular signal
- RED signal
- red signal
- RED/BLACK signal
- redundant signal
- reference signal
- regenerated signal
- regular signal
- reorder signal
- request signal
- request-for-repetition signal
- re-reflected signal
- rering signal
- reset signal
- residual signal
- retransmitted signal
- return signal
- returned signal
- rewrite signal
- rewriting signal
- right signal
- right-backward signal
- right-forward signal
- ringing signal
- ring-off signal
- round-the-world signal
- runout signal
- safety signal
- sampled signal
- saturation signal
- saw-toothed signal
- second buzzer signal
- secondary signal
- security signal
- seizing signal
- sending acknowledgement signal
- sensed signal
- service signal
- shading compensation signal
- shading signal
- silhouette signal
- simplest sync signal
- sin signal
- single-ended signal
- single-sideband signal
- smear signal
- SOS-signal
- sound signal
- space signal
- speech signal
- spurious signal
- start dialing signal
- start signal
- start-record signal
- start-stop signal
- station answer signal
- stereophonic signal
- stop signal
- stop-record signal
- stuffed signal
- supersync signal
- supervisory signal
- suppressed sideband signal
- switch signal
- switchover signal
- synchronous signal
- synphase signal
- system busy signal
- teledata signal
- telegraph-control signal
- telephone-control signal
- ternary signal
- testing signal
- test-line signal
- test-pattern signal
- threshold signal
- ticker signal
- time signals
- timing reference signal
- total television signal
- transmission confirming signal
- triangular signal
- triggering signal
- tristimulus signal
- TV-control signal
- TV-transmission signal
- undesired signal
- unstuffed signal
- unvoiced signal
- urgent signal
- vertical synchronization signal
- vestigial sideband signal
- videoimpulse signal
- visual message signal
- voice analog signal
- voice answer signal
- wanted signal
- warning signal
- weighted signal
- white signal
- write signal
- writing signal
- Y-signalEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > signal
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90 analogue signal
аналоговый сигнал данных
аналоговый сигнал
Сигнал данных, у которого каждый из представляющих параметров описывается функцией времени и непрерывным множеством возможных значений.
[ ГОСТ 17657-79 ]
аналоговый сигнал
Сигнал, информационный параметр которого изменяется непрерывно.
[ Источник]
аналоговый сигнал
Сигнал, представленный непрерывным (в отличие от дискретного) изменением той или иной физической величины (например, человеческая речь). Информация передается изменением частоты, амплитуды или фазы.
[ http://www.iks-media.ru/glossary/index.html?glossid=2400324]EN
analogue signal
analog signal (US)
signal whose information parameter may assume any value within a given range
[ IEV ref 351-21-53]FR
signal analogique
signal dont le paramètre informationnel peut prendre toutes les valeurs dans un intervalle continu donné
[ IEV ref 351-21-53]Аналоговые сигналы используют для представления непрерывно изменяющихся физических величин. Например, аналоговый электрический сигнал, снимаемый с термопары, несет информацию об изменении температуры, сигнал с микрофона — об изменениях давления в звуковой волне, и т. п.
[http://ru.wikipedia.org/]Тематики
- автоматизация, основные понятия
- передача данных
Обобщающие термины
Синонимы
EN
DE
- analoges Signal, n
FR
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > analogue signal
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91 AIM
1) Компьютерная техника: Addictive Instant Messenger, Arh Integrated Media2) Авиация: Aircraft Integrated Maintenance3) Военный термин: ADCOM Intelligence Memorandum, ASAS( All- Source Analysis System) Interface Module, Abrams Integrated Management, Armor, Infantry, and Mechanized Infantry, Army installation management, accuracy in measurement, active inert missile, advanced information memorandum, aerial intercept missile, aid to improved marksmanship, airborne infrared mapper, airman's information manual, alarm indicating monitor, area interdiction mine, armored, infantry and mechanized, automated information management, autonomous infantry mortar4) Техника: Australian Institute of Metals, access isolation mechanism, advanced interface module, air-isolated monolithic circuit, air-isolated monolithic structure, air-isolation monolithic structure, airborne intercept missile, analog input module, application interface module, associative indexed access method, asymmetric inverted mesa, auroral ionospheric mapper5) Сельское хозяйство: Agricultural Input Management6) Религия: Athletes International Ministry7) Юридический термин: Act, Intent, And Motive8) Страхование: Associate in Management9) Биржевой термин: альтернативный инвестиционный рынок (рынок акций компаний, не представленных на Лондонской фондовой бирже), Alternative Investment Market, Лондонская биржа альтернативных инвестиций, рынок альтернативных инвестиций, рынок альтернативных инвестиций Лондонской биржи10) Грубое выражение: Asshole Insertion Magnet11) Телекоммуникации: automatic identification manufactures12) Сокращение: ATM Inverse Multiplexer, Advanced INFOSEC Machine, Aerospace Industries Malaysia, Air Intercept Missile, Air traffic control beacon IFF Mk XII system, Air-Intercept Missile, Aircraft Interphone & Mixer (Yugoslavia), Alarm Indication Monitor, Am I Moses?, American Indian Movement, American Institute of Management, Anti-Invasion Mine, Asset and Identification Management program (pilot 1989, nationwide starts 1991), Association of Information Management, Automatic Identification Manufacturers (barcode standards group), Automatic Inflation Modulation, Alternative Investment Market (of the London Stock Exchange), Africa, India, Middle East13) Университет: Academic Improvement Methods, Agriculture Instructional Media14) Фото: Aerial Independent Models15) Вычислительная техника: associative indexed ( access) method, Automatic Interface Management (Brother), Advanced Invar Mask (Display, ViewSonic), Alternate Input Method (OS/2), Apple, IBM, Motorola (consortium, Apple, IBM, Motorola, organization), Association of Imaging Manufacturers (organization), AOL Instant Messenger (protocol, AOL, IM), ATM / Ascend Inverse Multiplexing (protocol, ATM), служба AIM (название одного из сервисов AOL и соответствующей программы-клиента для мгновенного обмена сообщениями, интернет-пейджер AIM), AOL instant messenger, ассоциативный индексный метод доступа, тест для проверки многопользовательских и многопроцессорных систем16) Транспорт: Aeronautical Information Manual17) Фирменный знак: American Innerspring Manufacturers18) СМИ: Accuracy In Media19) Деловая лексика: Amsterdam Interprofessional Market20) Образование: Achievement Is Meaningful21) Автоматика: assembly and information manager, avalanche induced migration22) Макаров: atoms in molecules23) Расширение файла: AOL Instant Message Launch (Netscape), Asm Text Mode Image File (The Ultimate Draw)24) Уровнеметрия: (3402) Application Interface Module 340225) Общественная организация: Action International Ministries, Africa Island Mission, Asthma Initiative of Michigan26) Программное обеспечение: Adam Image Maker -
92 aim
1) Компьютерная техника: Addictive Instant Messenger, Arh Integrated Media2) Авиация: Aircraft Integrated Maintenance3) Военный термин: ADCOM Intelligence Memorandum, ASAS( All- Source Analysis System) Interface Module, Abrams Integrated Management, Armor, Infantry, and Mechanized Infantry, Army installation management, accuracy in measurement, active inert missile, advanced information memorandum, aerial intercept missile, aid to improved marksmanship, airborne infrared mapper, airman's information manual, alarm indicating monitor, area interdiction mine, armored, infantry and mechanized, automated information management, autonomous infantry mortar4) Техника: Australian Institute of Metals, access isolation mechanism, advanced interface module, air-isolated monolithic circuit, air-isolated monolithic structure, air-isolation monolithic structure, airborne intercept missile, analog input module, application interface module, associative indexed access method, asymmetric inverted mesa, auroral ionospheric mapper5) Сельское хозяйство: Agricultural Input Management6) Религия: Athletes International Ministry7) Юридический термин: Act, Intent, And Motive8) Страхование: Associate in Management9) Биржевой термин: альтернативный инвестиционный рынок (рынок акций компаний, не представленных на Лондонской фондовой бирже), Alternative Investment Market, Лондонская биржа альтернативных инвестиций, рынок альтернативных инвестиций, рынок альтернативных инвестиций Лондонской биржи10) Грубое выражение: Asshole Insertion Magnet11) Телекоммуникации: automatic identification manufactures12) Сокращение: ATM Inverse Multiplexer, Advanced INFOSEC Machine, Aerospace Industries Malaysia, Air Intercept Missile, Air traffic control beacon IFF Mk XII system, Air-Intercept Missile, Aircraft Interphone & Mixer (Yugoslavia), Alarm Indication Monitor, Am I Moses?, American Indian Movement, American Institute of Management, Anti-Invasion Mine, Asset and Identification Management program (pilot 1989, nationwide starts 1991), Association of Information Management, Automatic Identification Manufacturers (barcode standards group), Automatic Inflation Modulation, Alternative Investment Market (of the London Stock Exchange), Africa, India, Middle East13) Университет: Academic Improvement Methods, Agriculture Instructional Media14) Фото: Aerial Independent Models15) Вычислительная техника: associative indexed ( access) method, Automatic Interface Management (Brother), Advanced Invar Mask (Display, ViewSonic), Alternate Input Method (OS/2), Apple, IBM, Motorola (consortium, Apple, IBM, Motorola, organization), Association of Imaging Manufacturers (organization), AOL Instant Messenger (protocol, AOL, IM), ATM / Ascend Inverse Multiplexing (protocol, ATM), служба AIM (название одного из сервисов AOL и соответствующей программы-клиента для мгновенного обмена сообщениями, интернет-пейджер AIM), AOL instant messenger, ассоциативный индексный метод доступа, тест для проверки многопользовательских и многопроцессорных систем16) Транспорт: Aeronautical Information Manual17) Фирменный знак: American Innerspring Manufacturers18) СМИ: Accuracy In Media19) Деловая лексика: Amsterdam Interprofessional Market20) Образование: Achievement Is Meaningful21) Автоматика: assembly and information manager, avalanche induced migration22) Макаров: atoms in molecules23) Расширение файла: AOL Instant Message Launch (Netscape), Asm Text Mode Image File (The Ultimate Draw)24) Уровнеметрия: (3402) Application Interface Module 340225) Общественная организация: Action International Ministries, Africa Island Mission, Asthma Initiative of Michigan26) Программное обеспечение: Adam Image Maker -
93 service
1) служба (1. совокупность учреждений, организаций и технических средств, обеспечивающих постоянное функционирование специализированных систем, их обслуживание и предоставление соответствующих услуг 2. работа; род занятий) || служебный2) сервис; услуги; обслуживание || сервисный; относящийся к сфере услуг; обслуживающий3) техническое обслуживание; (профилактический) осмотр и текущий ремонт || осуществлять техническое обслуживание; производить (профилактический) осмотр и текущий ремонт4) тлф служба записи и (последующей) передачи сообщений абонентам6) связь•- absent-subscriber serviceout of service — 1. вне зоны обслуживания (напр. системы) 2. технический перерыв (напр. в передаче)
- address service
- advanced mobile phone service
- advanced mobile phone service/digital
- aeronautical service
- aeronautical broadcasting service
- aeronautical fixed service
- aeronautical mobile service
- aeronautical radionavigation service
- aeronautical telecommunication service
- aircraft control and warning service
- alternative line service
- amateur service
- analog communication service
- answering service
- around-the-clock service
- beacon service
- bibliographic retrieval service
- BIOS services
- British Forces broadcasting service
- broadcasting service
- broadcasting satellite service
- broadcast videotex service
- bulletin board service
- cable broadband service
- cable modem service
- call service
- circuit emulation service
- citizens' radio service
- coding-decoding service
- communication service
- connection service
- connectionless network service
- connection-oriented network service
- cryptographic service
- DAB service
- data service
- dialed number identification service
- digital advanced mobile phone service
- digital audio broadcasting service
- digital music service
- directory service
- directory inquiry service
- directory synchronization service
- distributed file services
- E911 service
- echo cancellation service
- e-mail service
- emergency service
- emergency radio service
- encoding-decoding service
- end-by-end service
- electronic service
- extended 911 service
- facsimile service
- field service
- general packet radio service
- general security service
- hop-by-hop service
- industrial radio services
- information service
- instructional television fixed service
- integrated packet switching service
- intelligent messaging service
- intermittent service
- international communication service
- international packet switched service
- international telecommunications service
- Knowbot information service
- land mobile service
- land-transportation radio services
- local multipoint distribution service
- location service
- long-distance service
- management information service
- maritime mobile service
- maritime radionavigation service
- maritime radionavigation satellite service
- mass call service
- media service
- message service
- message handling service
- message transport protocol service
- messenger service
- meteorological aids service
- Microsoft consulting service
- mobile service
- mobile radio service
- multipoint communication service
- multipoint distribution service
- narrow-band advanced mobile phone service
- national data processing service
- national mobile radio service
- NetWare distributed print services
- network file service
- network information service
- network protocol service
- new technology directory service
- news service
- NT directory service
- on-line information service
- personal communication service
- personal locator service
- personal-radio service
- plain old telephone service
- positioning service
- private-line service
- public radiocommunication service
- public telephone service
- radiodetermination service
- radio information service
- radiolocation service
- radionavigation service
- radionavigation satellite service
- redirection service
- remote service
- remote computing service
- rescue-and-recovery service
- resource administrative service
- running service
- satellite digital audio radio services
- security service
- short message service
- signaling service
- sound-program service
- standard-frequency service
- standard positioning service
- subscriber-based broadcast service
- switched multimegabit data service
- teleinformatic services
- telemetric service
- telephoto service
- teletypewriter-exchange service
- terminal service
- timed signal service
- toll service
- TWX service
- value-added service
- videophone service
- visual-telephone service
- virtual channel service
- virtual terminal service
- voice messaging service
- Web network file service
- wide area telephone service
- wire service
- wired subscription service
- wired videotex service
- wireless 911 service
- wireless communication service
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94 service
1) служба (1. совокупность учреждений, организаций и технических средств, обеспечивающих постоянное функционирование специализированных систем, их обслуживание и предоставление соответствующих услуг 2. работа; род занятий) || служебный2) сервис; услуги; обслуживание || сервисный; относящийся к сфере услуг; обслуживающий3) техническое обслуживание; (профилактический) осмотр и текущий ремонт || осуществлять техническое обслуживание; производить (профилактический) осмотр и текущий ремонт4) тлф. служба записи и (последующей) передачи сообщений абонентам6) связь•- absent-subscriber service
- address service
- advanced mobile phone service
- advanced mobile phone service/digital
- aeronautical broadcasting service
- aeronautical fixed service
- aeronautical mobile service
- aeronautical radionavigation service
- aeronautical service
- aeronautical telecommunication service
- aircraft control and warning service
- alternative line service
- amateur service
- analog communication service
- answering service
- around-the-clock service
- beacon service
- bibliographic retrieval service
- BIOS services
- British Forces broadcasting service
- broadcast videotex service
- broadcasting satellite service
- broadcasting service
- bulletin board service
- cable broadband service
- cable modem service
- call service
- circuit emulation service
- citizens' radio service
- coding-decoding service
- communication service
- connection service
- connectionless network service
- connection-oriented network service
- cryptographic service
- DAB service
- data service
- dialed number identification service
- digital advanced mobile phone service
- digital audio broadcasting service
- digital music service
- directory inquiry service
- directory service
- directory synchronization service
- distributed file services
- E911 service
- echo cancellation service
- electronic service
- e-mail service
- emergency radio service
- emergency service
- encoding-decoding service
- end-by-end service
- extended 911 service
- facsimile service
- field service
- general packet radio service
- general security service
- hop-by-hop service
- industrial radio services
- information service
- instructional television fixed service
- integrated packet switching service
- intelligent messaging service
- intermittent service
- international communication service
- international packet switched service
- international telecommunications service
- Knowbot information service
- land mobile service
- land-transportation radio services
- local multipoint distribution service
- location service
- long-distance service
- management information service
- maritime mobile service
- maritime radionavigation satellite service
- maritime radionavigation service
- mass call service
- media service
- message handling service
- message service
- message transport protocol service
- messenger service
- meteorological aids service
- Microsoft consulting service
- mobile radio service
- mobile service
- multipoint communication service
- multipoint distribution service
- narrow-band advanced mobile phone service
- national data processing service
- national mobile radio service
- NetWare distributed print services
- network file service
- network information service
- network protocol service
- new technology directory service
- news service
- NT directory service
- on-line information service
- out of service
- personal communication service
- personal locator service
- personal-radio service
- plain old telephone service
- positioning service
- private-line service
- public radiocommunication service
- public telephone service
- radio information service
- radiodetermination service
- radiolocation service
- radionavigation satellite service
- radionavigation service
- redirection service
- remote computing service
- remote service
- rescue-and-recovery service
- resource administrative service
- running service
- satellite digital audio radio services
- security service
- short message service
- signaling service
- sound-program service
- standard positioning service
- standard-frequency service
- subscriber-based broadcast service
- switched multimegabit data service
- teleinformatic services
- telemetric service
- telephoto service
- teletypewriter-exchange service
- terminal service
- timed signal service
- toll service
- TWX service
- value-added service
- videophone service
- virtual channel service
- virtual terminal service
- visual-telephone service
- voice messaging service
- Web network file service
- wide area telephone service
- wire service
- wired subscription service
- wired videotex service
- wireless 911 service
- wireless communication service
- wireless data serviceThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > service
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95 AIO
1) Военный термин: ATCCS Integration Office, Air Intelligence Officer, Allied Interrogating Organization, Army intelligence officer, Army intelligence organization, Army inventory objective, air installation office, air intelligence office, air intelligence organization, air intercept officer, area intelligence office, artillery intelligence officer, aviation information officer2) Техника: action information office, action information organization, airborne infrared observatory3) Сокращение: Action Information Organisation4) Реклама: деятельность, интересы, мнения5) Деловая лексика: Advertising Institutions And Operations6) Сетевые технологии: analog input/output, asynchronous input/output, асинхронный ввод-вывод, интерфейс асинхронного ввода-вывода, модуль ввода-вывода аналоговых данных7) Сахалин Р: All in One8) Расширение файла: APL file transfer format file9) Общественная организация: American Indian Opportunities, Americans for Indian Opportunity10) Должность: Activities Interests And Opinions -
96 AIS
1. accounting information system - система учётной информации;2. accumulator injection system - система впрыска теплоносителя из гидроёмкости;3. acoustic image system - акустическая система с построением изображения обследуемых объектов;4. administrative information system - административная информационная система;5. advanced instructional system - усовершенствованная система обучения;6. advanced isotope separation - усовершенствованный метод разделения изотопов;7. aeronautical information service - информационная служба обеспечения полетов; служба аэронавигационной информации;8. Air Force intelligence service - разведывательная служба ВВС;9. airborne imaging spectrometer - бортовой регистрирующий спектрометр;10. airborne infrared spectrometer - бортовой инфракрасный спектрометр;11. airborne instrumentation system - бортовая контрольно-измерительная система;12. airlock illumination subassembly - осветительная подсистема шлюзовой камеры;13. alarm indication signal - сигнал тревожной индикации;14. analog instrumentation subsystem - подсистема аналоговой контрольно-измерительной аппаратуры;15. Association of Industrial Scientists - Ассоциация научных работников промышленности;16. automated information system - автоматизированная информационная система;17. automated instrumentation system - автоматизированная контрольно-измерительная система;18. automatic intercept system - автоматическая система перехвата;19. avionics intermediate shop - приобретение бортовой радиоэлектронной аппаратуры нештатного варианта -
97 circuit
1) сеть
2) кругооборот
3) циркуляционный
4) циркуляционный контур
5) <tech.> цепь
6) схема
7) поток
8) неупорядоченный цикл
9) оборудование
10) обход
11) схемный
12) выключатель
– absorption circuit
– alarm circuit
– alternating-current circuit
– analog circuit
– analogous circuit
– AND-to OR circuit
– AND-to-AND circuit
– antenna circuit
– anti-coincidence circuit
– anticoincidence circuit
– antihunt circuit
– arm circuit
– arm of circuit
– astable circuit
– balanced circuit
– balancing of a circuit
– band-elimination circuit
– be in traffic circuit
– bias circuit
– bipartite circuit
– blanking circuit
– blocking circuit
– boosted circuit
– bootstrap circuit
– braking circuit
– breadboard circuit
– break in circuit
– bridge circuit
– built-up circuit
– carry circuit
– cascode circuit
– cathode-coupled circuit
– checking circuit
– circuit algebra
– circuit analysis
– circuit breaker
– circuit capacitance
– circuit card
– circuit closer
– circuit closure
– circuit continuity
– circuit design
– circuit diagram
– circuit element
– circuit grade
– circuit matrix
– circuit noise
– circuit order
– circuit switching
– circuit technology
– circuit tester
– circuit theory
– circuit time
– circuit wiring
– clipper-limiter circuit
– closed circuit
– coding circuit
– coincidence circuit
– communication circuit
– comparison circuit
– compensating circuit
– complete circuit
– composite circuit
– control circuit
– conveyer circuit
– cord circuit
– corrector circuit
– counting circuit
– coupled circuit
– cryotron circuit
– current circuit
– cut in circuit
– de-emphasis circuit
– de-energize circuit
– dead circuit
– decoding circuit
– deemphasis circuit
– deenergizing circuit
– delay circuit
– derivation circuit
– derived circuit
– differentiating circuit
– digital circuit
– direct-current circuit
– disabling circuit
– discharge circuit
– distributed-parameter circuit
– divide-by-two circuit
– dividing circuit
– doubling circuit
– draw up circuit
– drive circuit
– dual circuit
– earth-return circuit
– electronic circuit
– enabling circuit
– energizing circuit
– engineer's circuit
– equalize circuit
– equivalent circuit
– excitation circuit
– exciting circuit
– exclusive OR circuit
– extend circuit
– feedback circuit
– ferroresonance circuit
– filament circuit
– finite circuit
– forward circuit
– gang circuit
– gate circuit
– ground circuit
– grounded-cathode circuit
– grounded-emitter circuit
– grounded-grid circuit
– guard circuit
– halving circuit
– high-frequency circuit
– high-speed circuit
– high-tension circuit
– hold a circuit
– hold circuit
– hybrid circuit
– idler circuit
– ignition circuit
– impulse circuit
– inclusive OR circuit
– incomplete circuit
– information circuit
– inhibit circuit
– injection circuit
– inland circuit
– inoperative circuit
– input circuit
– insulate circuit
– integrated circuit
– integrating circuit
– interruption of circuit
– interstage circuit
– inverter circuit
– isolating circuit
– isolation circuit
– keying circuit
– ladder circuit
– level circuit
– line circuit
– linear circuit
– linearity circuit
– load circuit
– local circuit
– logic circuit
– made circuit
– magnetic circuit
– main circuit
– marking circuit
– matrix circuit
– measuring circuit
– memory circuit
– metering circuit
– micrologic circuit
– microminiature circuit
– microprinted circuit
– microvave circuit
– mixing circuit
– mnemonic circuit
– modular circuit
– modulator circuit
– monitoring circuit
– monolithic circuit
– multichip circuit
– multifunction circuit
– multiple circuit
– multiplex circuit
– multiply-by-two circuit
– multiplying circuit
– multistable circuit
– narrow-gate circuit
– network circuit
– non-coincidence circuit
– nonlinear circuit
– NOR logic circuit
– NOT AND circuit
– not circuit
– NOT OR circuit
– NOT-AND circuit
– obtain circuit
– off-centering circuit
– open circuit
– open-wire circuit
– opposition circuit
– OR circuit
– OR-to-AND circuit
– OR-to-OR circuit
– oscillatory circuit
– output circuit
– parallel circuit
– parasitic circuit
– passive circuit
– period-computing circuit
– phantom circuit
– physical circuit
– planar circuit
– plank-magnetic circuit
– plated circuit
– polyphase circuit
– potted circuit
– power circuit
– primary circuit
– principle circuit
– printed circuit
– protect circuit
– protection circuit
– pulmonary circuit
– pulse-actuated circuit
– pulse-generating circuit
– pump circuit
– push-pull circuit
– radiotelephone circuit
– read circuit
– reciprocal circuit
– regenerative circuit
– reheat circuit
– rejecter circuit
– relaxation circuit
– reset circuit
– resistive circuit
– resonance circuit
– resonant circuit
– response of circuit
– return circuit
– ring-bus circuit
– ring-down circuit
– ringdown circuit
– safety circuit
– scale-of-five circuit
– scale-of-ten circuit
– scale-of-two circuit
– scaling circuit
– schematic circuit
– secondary circuit
– see-saw circuit
– seize a circuit
– self-exciting circuit
– semibutterfly circuit
– separation circuit
– sequence circuit
– sequential circuit
– series circuit
– shift circuit
– short circuit
– side circuit
– simplexed circuit
– single-channel circuit
– single-core circuit
– single-ended circuit
– single-wire circuit
– sling circuit
– software circuit
– solid-state circuit
– squaring circuit
– squelch circuit
– stabilizing circuit
– staggered circuit
– starting circuit
– steam-generating circuit
– stick circuit
– storage circuit
– subtraction circuit
– sweep circuit
– switch circuit
– switching circuit
– symmetrical circuit
– sync circuit
– synchronizing circuit
– systemic circuit
– talking circuit
– tank circuit
– tapped circuit
– telephone circuit
– testing circuit
– thick-film circuit
– thin-film circuit
– three-phase circuit
– through circuit
– timer circuit
– totem-pole-type circuit
– track circuit
– transfer circuit
– transistor circuit
– trap circuit
– voltage-doubling circuit
– water-slurry circuit
– water-steam circuit
– welding circuit
– write circuit
alignment of tuned circuit — < radio> подстройка контура
analog integrated circuit — аналоговая микросхема, аналоговая интегральная микросхема
aperiodic oscillatory circuit — колебательный апериодический
automatic circuit breaker — автомат защиты сети, выключатель автоматический
bridge-type balancing circuit — <electr.> схема мостовая компенсационная
deposited integrated circuit — осажденная интегральная схема
digital integrated circuit — цифровая микросхема, цифровая ИМС
directly-coupled transistor circuit — схема с непосредственной связью на полупроводниковых триодах
double flip-flop circuit — <comput.> схема двухперекидная
double-rail track circuit — < railways> цепь рельсовая двухниточная
ferroresonant computing circuit — феррорезонансная вычислительная схема
film integrated circuit — пленочная микросхема, пленочная интегральная микросхема
gas-blast circuit breaker — выключатель с газовым дутьем, выключатель автокомпрессионный элегазовый
half-wave track circuit — импульсная рельсовая цепь < railways>
hybrid integrated circuit — гибридная микросхема, гибридная интегральная микросхема
integrated circuit amplifier — усилитель на интегральных схемах
large-scale integration circuit — большая интегральная микросхема
meter-reading access circuit — схема вывода показаний измерительного прибора
microprocessor integrated circuit — микропроцессорная интегральная микросхема
microwave integrated circuit — интегральная схема СВЧ диапазона, сверхвысокочастотная ИМС
monolithic integrated circuit — полупроводниковая микросхема
multitank oil circuit breaker — камерный масляный выключатель
semiconducnor integrated circuit — полупроводниковая интегральная микросхема
series track circuit — < railways> цепь рельсовая конденсаторная
short circuit current — <electr.> ток короткого замыкания
single-path magnetic circuit — неразветвленный магнитопровод
single-rail track circuit — однониточная рельсовая цепь, < railways> цепь рельсовая однониточная
single-tank oil circuit breaker — баковый масляный выключатель
turn-to-turn short circuit — междувитковое короткое замыкание
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98 display
di'splei
1. verb1) (to set out for show: The china was displayed in a special cabinet.) exhibir, exponer2) (to show: She displayed a talent for mimicry.) mostrar, manifestar, revelar
2. noun1) ((an) act of showing or making clear: a display of military strength.) exhibición, demostración2) (an entertainment etc intended to show the ability etc of those taking part: a dancing display.) exhibición3) (something which shows or sets out something else: an advertising display.) exposición4) (the part of a video recorder, calculator, digital watch etc that shows numbers, the date, time, or other information.) visordisplay1 n exposición / exhibición / muestradisplay2 vb exponer / exhibir
display sustantivo masculino
1 Inform display
2 (publicidad) display ' display' also found in these entries: Spanish: aparato - castillo - derroche - despliegue - exhibir - exhibición - exponer - expositor - expositora - expuesta - expuesto - lucir - manifestar - manifestación - urna - vitrina - alarde - cristalera - desplegar - escaparate - externar - gala English: display - grandiose - impartiality - liquid crystal display - managerial - unit - VDU - blaze - demonstration - dummy - LCD - liquid - parade - presentation - show - tattoo - VDT - visualtr[dɪ'spleɪ]2 (of strength, force) exhibición nombre femenino, despliegue nombre masculino; (of feelings, skills) demostración nombre femenino, exteriorización nombre femenino3 SMALLCOMPUTING/SMALL visualización nombre femenino1 (put on show - china, medals) exhibir; (goods, paintings) exponer; (notice, advertisement, permit) colocar2 (flaunt) hacer alarde de, hacer gala de, hacer despliegue de3 (show - feelings, emotions) demostrar, exteriorizar; (- anger, interest, concern) demostrar, manifestar; (skill, tact, courage) - demostrar, dar prueba de; (- qualities, talent) lucir, mostrar4 (headlines) hacer resaltar5 SMALLCOMPUTING/SMALL visualizar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be on display estar expuesto,-adisplay cabinet vitrinadisplay window escaparate nombre masculinofirework display fuegos nombre masculino plural artificialesdisplay [dɪs'pleɪ] vt: exponer, exhibir, mostrardisplay n: muestra f, exposición m, alarde mn.n.• visualización (Informática) s.f.n.• autoridad s.f.• despliegue s.m.• exhibición s.f.• exposición s.f.• pompa s.f.v.• desplegar v.• exhibir v.• exponer v.• lucir v.• mostrar v.• ostentar v.• presentar v.• revelar v.• tremolar v.
I dɪ'spleɪa) ( put on show) \<\<exhibit\>\> exponer*; \<\<data/figures\>\> ( Comput) visualizar*the shopkeeper displayed his wares — el tendero colocó los artículos en el escaparate (or la estantería etc)
b) ( flaunt) \<\<finery/erudition\>\> hacer* despliegue or gala de; \<\<muscles\>\> lucir*, hacer* alarde dec) ( reveal) \<\<anger/interest\>\> demostrar*, manifestar*; \<\<feelings\>\> exteriorizar*, demostrar*; \<\<tendencies/symptoms\>\> presentar; \<\<skill/courage\>\> demostrar*, dar* prueba de
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1)a) ( exhibition) exposición f, muestra f; ( show) show mfirework display — fuegos mpl artificiales
to be on display — \<\<painting/wares\>\> estar* expuesto
to put something on display — exponer* algo
b) ( arrangement)a display of flowers — un arreglo floral; (before n)
c) ( of feeling) exteriorización f, demostración f; (of courage, strength, knowledge) despliegue m; ( of ignorance) demostración fhe made (a) great display of his experience in those matters — hizo gran alarde de su experiencia en ese campo
2) (Comput, Electron) display m, visualizador mdigital/analog display — visualizador digital/analógico; (before n) <screen, panel> de visualización (de datos)
3) (Journ, Print) (before n)[dɪs'pleɪ]display advertising — anuncios mpl destacados
1. N1) (=act of displaying) [of merchandise] exposición f ; (in gallery, museum) exposición f, exhibición f ; [of emotion, interest] manifestación f, demostración f ; [of force] despliegue m2) (=array) [of merchandise] muestrario m, surtido m ; (in gallery, museum) exposición fwindow display — (in shop) escaparate m
3) (=show) (Mil) exhibición f, demostración fa firework(s) display — fuegos mpl artificiales
4) (=ostentation)5) (Comput) (=act) visualización f2. VT1) (=put on view) [+ goods, painting, exhibit] exponer, exhibir; [+ notice, results] exponer, hacer público2) (=show) [+ emotion, ignorance] mostrar, manifestar; [+ courage] demostrar, hacer gala de3) (=show ostentatiously) [+ one's knowledge] alardear de, hacer alarde de4) (Comput) desplegar, visualizar3.CPDdisplay advertising N — (Press) pancartas fpl publicitarias, publicidad f gráfica
display cabinet N — vitrina f
display case N — vitrina f
display screen, display unit N — (Comput) monitor m
display window N — escaparate m
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I [dɪ'spleɪ]a) ( put on show) \<\<exhibit\>\> exponer*; \<\<data/figures\>\> ( Comput) visualizar*the shopkeeper displayed his wares — el tendero colocó los artículos en el escaparate (or la estantería etc)
b) ( flaunt) \<\<finery/erudition\>\> hacer* despliegue or gala de; \<\<muscles\>\> lucir*, hacer* alarde dec) ( reveal) \<\<anger/interest\>\> demostrar*, manifestar*; \<\<feelings\>\> exteriorizar*, demostrar*; \<\<tendencies/symptoms\>\> presentar; \<\<skill/courage\>\> demostrar*, dar* prueba de
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1)a) ( exhibition) exposición f, muestra f; ( show) show mfirework display — fuegos mpl artificiales
to be on display — \<\<painting/wares\>\> estar* expuesto
to put something on display — exponer* algo
b) ( arrangement)a display of flowers — un arreglo floral; (before n)
c) ( of feeling) exteriorización f, demostración f; (of courage, strength, knowledge) despliegue m; ( of ignorance) demostración fhe made (a) great display of his experience in those matters — hizo gran alarde de su experiencia en ese campo
2) (Comput, Electron) display m, visualizador mdigital/analog display — visualizador digital/analógico; (before n) <screen, panel> de visualización (de datos)
3) (Journ, Print) (before n)display advertising — anuncios mpl destacados
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99 element
2) элемент ( составная часть)•- adding element
- analog element
- analog-digital element
- AND element
- anticoincidence element
- arithmetic element
- array element
- biax magnetic element
- biconditional element
- binary element
- bistable element
- central processing element
- character element
- charge-coupled device storage element
- circuit element
- clocked element
- code element
- coincidence element
- column element
- combinational logic element
- comparison element
- complex element
- compound logical element
- computer element
- computing element
- connection element
- coupling element
- critical element
- data element
- dead time element
- decision element
- delay element
- destructive readout element
- destructive read element
- detector element
- diagonal element
- digitally controlled element
- dimension element
- display element
- DRO element
- dynamic element
- element of integration
- element of list
- equivalence element
- equivalent-to element
- essential elements of information
- exclusive OR element
- fanout element
- ferrite element
- fiber optics element
- final control element
- fluid-jet element
- functional element
- generating element
- Goto-pair memory element
- human element
- identity element
- image element
- inclusive OR element
- input element
- inverting element
- irreversible element
- lagging element
- level resetting element
- lexical element
- library element
- lineal element
- linear element
- list element
- logical element
- logic element
- magnetic multiaperture element
- majority decision element
- majority element
- march element
- material equivalence element
- matrix element
- memory element
- metastable memory element
- micrologic element
- multiple aperture logic element
- named element
- NAND element
- NDRO element
- negation element
- network element
- NIPO element
- nondestructive readout element
- nondestructive read element
- nonequivalence element
- nonequivalent-to element
- nonlinear element
- NOR element
- NOT AND element
- NOT element
- NOT OR element
- one element
- OR element
- output element
- parametric element
- partition queue element
- phantom element
- picture element
- PINO element
- predecessor element
- primitive element
- primitive logic element
- processing element
- processor element
- queue element
- range element
- reader element
- reference element
- row element
- sensing element
- sequential logic element
- servo element
- shared circuit element
- single-crystal element
- smallest element
- source element
- start element
- state element
- stop element
- storage element
- supercompact element
- surface element
- switching element
- threshold element
- time element
- time-delay element
- time-lag element
- top element
- transmitting element
- tunnel effect element
- type element
- unidirectional element
- unit element
- voltage reference element
- voltage-output element
- vote-taking element
- voting element
- word selection elementEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > element
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100 digital
цифровой
– digital cassette
– digital computation
– digital computing system
– digital control
– digital conversion
– digital filter
– digital filtering
– digital form
– digital indicator
– digital information
– digital input
– digital microcircuit
– digital output
– digital plotter
– digital processor
– digital quantity
– digital representation
– digital servosystem
– digital signal
– digital signal processing
– digital simulation
– digital simulator
– digital technique
– digital-to-analog conversion
– digital-to-analog converter
– digital-to-image conversion
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