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1 atomic constant
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > atomic constant
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > atomic constant
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атомная константа; атомная постояннаяEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > atomic constant
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > atomic constant
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > atomic constant
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13 Boltzmann atomic constant
(k) < phys> ■ Boltzmann-Konstante f (k); Boltzmann'sche Konstante f ; boltzmannsche Konstante f ; Stefan-Boltzmann-Konstante f< phys> ■ Planck-Boltzmann-Konstante fEnglish-german technical dictionary > Boltzmann atomic constant
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14 atomic
1) атомный
2) <chem.> атомарный
3) атомический
– atomic beam
– atomic charge
– atomic constant
– atomic crystal
– atomic decay
– atomic energy
– atomic expression
– atomic formula
– atomic hydrogen
– atomic lattice
– atomic magnetism
– atomic mass
– atomic model
– atomic number
– atomic percent
– atomic physics
– atomic pile
– atomic plane
– atomic radius
– atomic ratio
– atomic scientist
– atomic structure
– atomic theory
– atomic volume
– atomic weight
atomic power station — атомная станция, АЭС
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1) константа, постоянная (величина)2) коэффициент3) модуль4) постоянный; неизменный•to calibrate a constant — точно определять значение постояннойconstant of motion — интеграл движенияconstant of proportionality — коэффициент пропорциональности-
absolute dielectric constant
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absolute gas constant
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acidity constant
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additive constant
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address constant
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amplification constant
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anisotropic elastic constants
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anodization constant
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arbitrary constant
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atomic constant
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attenuation constant
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Avogadro constant
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basicity constant
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biological-decay constant
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boiling-point gravity constant
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boiling-point-viscosity constant
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Boltzmann constant
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calibration constant
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character constant
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chemical constant
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circuit constant
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coagulation constant
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coil constant
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compile-time constant
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complex constant
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complex dielectric constant
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condenser constant
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contiguous constant
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corrosion constant
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couple-stress constant
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coupling constant
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CR time constant
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CR constant
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damping constant
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decay constant
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deferred constant
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dielectric attenuation constant
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dielectric constant
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dielectric phase constant
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diffusion constant
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dimensional constant
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dimensionless constant
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direct-axis subtransient open-circuit time constant
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direct-axis subtransient short-circuit time constant
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direct-axis transient open-circuit time constant
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direct-axis transient short-circuit time constant
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dissociation constant
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distributed constants
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effective decay constant
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elastic constant
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electric charge time constant
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electric constant
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electric discharge time constant
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electrochemical constant
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electromagnetic time constant
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electromechanical time constant
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electrooptic constant
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electrostrictive constant
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emission constant
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empirical constant
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exposure constant
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fall time constant
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Faraday constant
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Fermi constant
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gain constant
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gas constant
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generalized constants
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gravitational constant
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Hall constant
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harmonic constant
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Hollerith constant
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hysteresis material constant
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hysteresis constant
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ideal gas constant
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image transfer constant
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instructional constant
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instrument constant
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instrumental stadia constant
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integer constant
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integration constant
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intermolecular energy constant
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ionization constant
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Joule's constant
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Kerr constant
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lattice constant
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literal constant
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logical constant
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loop-time constant
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lumped circuit constants
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magnetic constant
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manifest constant
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mechanical time constant
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migration constant
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multiplication constant
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multiplying constant
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network constant
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noncontiguous constant
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nondimensional constant
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nuclear constant
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numerical constant
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numeric constant
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open-circuit time constant of armature winding
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open-circuit time constant
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Pascal constant
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permittivity constant
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phase-change constant
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phase constant
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photoelastic constant
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photometric constant
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Planck constant
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principal elastic constants
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propagation constant
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proportionality constant
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quadrature-axis subtransient open-circuit time constant
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quadrature-axis subtransient short-circuit time constant
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quadrature-axis transient open-circuit time constant
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quadrature-axis transient short-circuit time constant
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radiation constant
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radioactive decay constant
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radiological decay constant
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reaction constant
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reactor time constant
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real constant
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relative dielectric constant
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reproduction constant
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resistivity constant
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resonance constant
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Seebeck constant
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sensitization constant
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short-circuit time constant of armature winding
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short-circuit time constant
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slot-reactance constant
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solar constant
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spring constant
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stadia constant
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Stefan-Boltzmann constant
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stored energy constant
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strain-hardening constant
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strain-optic constant
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structured constant
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thermal time constant
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thermodynamic constant
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time constant
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torsion constant
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transfer constant
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transformation constant
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transient time constant
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transmission constant
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universal constant
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Van der Waals constant
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1) постоянная (величина), константа || постоянный, константный2) неизменный, стабильный•constant in magnitude — постоянный по величине, постоянный по модулю
translate by a constant — увеличивать на постоянную величину (напр. элементы матрицы)
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1) константа
2) постоянная величина
3) постоянный
4) условнопостоянный
5) константный
6) фиксированный
– acceleration constant
– acidity constant
– acoustical constant
– anisotropy constant
– arbitrary constant
– atomic constant
– attenuation constant
– basicity constant
– constant coefficient
– constant current
– constant factor
– constant map
– constant mesh
– constant of integration
– constant pressure
– constant resistance
– constant temperature
– constant voltage
– contiguous constant
– cosmological constant
– coupling constant
– Curie constant
– dampnuation constant
– decay constant
– dielectric constant
– diffusion constant
– disintegration constant
– dissociation constant
– equilibrium constant
– Faraday constant
– galvanometer constant
– gas constant
– Hall constant
– hysteresis constant
– independent constant
– instrumental constant
– integrate up to a constant
– ionization constant
– label constant
– lattice constant
– law of constant angles
– manifest constant
– material constant
– multiplication constant
– not constant
– octal constant
– of constant signs
– of constant terms
– of constant volume
– phase constant
– piecewise constant
– Planck's constant
– planimeter constant
– propagation constant
– radiation constant
– real constant
– stadia constant
– time constant
– up to a constant
– wavelength constant
constant angular velocity — "постоянная угловая скорость"
image transfer constant — <comput.> постоянная передачи
instrumental constant of stadia — коэффициент нитяного дальномера
quantity constant in the limit — предельно постоянная величина
reaction equilibrium constant — константа равновесия реакции
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18 atomic mass constant
atomic mass constant Atommassekonstante fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > atomic mass constant
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19 constant cut plant
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > constant cut plant
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20 constant volume
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > constant volume
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