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1 attaching map
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2 attaching map
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4 map
1) карта || картографировать, картировать2) отображение || отображать•to map biholomorphically — мат. отображать биголоморфно
to map into itself — мат. отображать в себя
to map onto — мат. отображать на
to map onto itself — мат. отображать на себя
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5 map
1) карта
2) каргографировать
3) картировать
4) ландкарта
5) отображать
6) отображение
7) план
– attaching map
– bedding map
– blank map
– bunch map analysis
– bundle map
– cadastral map
– commodity map
– constant map
– continuous map
– depth-to-water map
– draw map
– equivariant map
– excision map
– fiber map
– fibre map
– fill in a map
– filling-in map
– gravity map
– highway map
– identification map
– inclusion map
– involutory map
– Karnaugh map
– large-scale map
– map details
– map into
– map margin
– map mode
– map of formations
– map paper
– map projector
– map symbols
– map the services
– outline map
– plot on a map
– regular map
– relief map
– schematic map
– set a map
– shrinking map
– smooth-delineation map
– stratigraphic map
– surface-conductivity map
– topographic map
– trace of a map
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7 приклеивающее изображение
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