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1) диффузия; распространение путём диффузии2) диффузное рассеяние; рассеяние в широких пределах3) рассеивание, распространение влияния одного знака или одного элемента ключа на несколько знаков ( в криптографии)•- diffusion of heat
- abnormal diffusion
- adiabatic diffusion
- ambipolar diffusion
- anisotropic diffusion
- anomalous diffusion
- axial diffusion
- base diffusion
- beam diffusion
- binary diffusion
- block cipher data diffusion
- Bohm diffusion
- capacitor diffusion
- carrier diffusion
- closed-tube diffusion
- coherent diffusion
- collector diffusion
- collector-contact diffusion
- collisional diffusion
- complementary diffusion
- complete diffusion
- controlled diffusion
- convective diffusion
- cooperative diffusion
- cross diffusion
- current diffusion
- data diffusion
- deep diffusion
- defect diffusion
- differential diffusion
- doped-oxides diffusion
- double diffusion
- drive-in diffusion
- electrolyte diffusion
- emitter diffusion
- enhanced diffusion
- free-radical diffusion
- gas-phase diffusion
- gas-phase source diffusion
- grain-boundary diffusion
- guarding diffusion
- improper diffusion
- impurity diffusion - initial diffusion
- insulation diffusion
- intervening diffusion
- inward diffusion
- isolation diffusion
- isothermal diffusion
- key diffusion
- lateral diffusion
- liquid-phase diffusion
- liquid-phase source diffusion
- localized diffusion
- masked diffusion
- membrane diffusion
- mesa diffusion
- narrow-angle diffusion
- nonmasked diffusion
- nonuniform diffusion
- n-type diffusion
- omnidirectional diffusion
- one-way diffusion
- open-tube diffusion
- out-diffusion
- outward diffusion
- overall diffusion
- oxide-masked diffusion
- partial diffusion
- particle diffusion
- perfect diffusion
- phase diffusion
- planar-source diffusion
- plasma diffusion
- post-alloy diffusion
- predeposition diffusion
- preferential diffusion
- proton enhanced diffusion
- p-type diffusion
- quadruple diffusion
- quantum diffusion
- radiation enhanced diffusion
- reach-through diffusion
- resistive diffusion
- resistor diffusion
- selective diffusion
- sequential diffusion
- shallow diffusion
- sheet-type diffusion
- simultaneous diffusion
- single diffusion
- solid-phase diffusion
- solid-phase source diffusion
- solid-state diffusion
- spin diffusion
- standard boron base and resistor diffusion
- steady-state diffusion
- stop diffusion
- stream cipher data diffusion
- successive diffusion
- surface diffusion
- technology diffusion
- through diffusion
- transient diffusion
- triple diffusion
- turbulent diffusion
- two-stage diffusion
- two-step diffusion
- two-way diffusion
- uniform diffusion
- vacuum diffusion
- vapor diffusion
- volume diffusion
- wide-angle diffusion -
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1) диффузия; распространение путём диффузии2) диффузное рассеяние; рассеяние в широких пределах3) рассеивание, распространение влияния одного знака или одного элемента ключа на несколько знаков ( в криптографии)•- adiabatic diffusion
- ambipolar diffusion
- anisotropic diffusion
- anomalous diffusion
- axial diffusion
- base diffusion
- beam diffusion
- binary diffusion
- block cipher data diffusion
- Bohm diffusion
- capacitor diffusion
- carrier diffusion
- closed-tube diffusion
- coherent diffusion
- collector diffusion
- collector-contact diffusion
- collisional diffusion
- complementary diffusion
- complete diffusion
- controlled diffusion
- convective diffusion
- cooperative diffusion
- cross diffusion
- current diffusion
- data diffusion
- deep diffusion
- defect diffusion
- differential diffusion
- diffusion of excitation
- diffusion of heat
- doped-oxides diffusion
- double diffusion
- drive-in diffusion
- electrolyte diffusion
- emitter diffusion
- enhanced diffusion
- free-radical diffusion
- gas-phase diffusion
- gas-phase source diffusion
- grain-boundary diffusion
- guarding diffusion
- improper diffusion
- impurity diffusion
- incomplete diffusion - insulation diffusion
- intervening diffusion
- inward diffusion
- isolation diffusion
- isothermal diffusion
- key diffusion
- lateral diffusion
- liquid-phase diffusion
- liquid-phase source diffusion
- localized diffusion
- masked diffusion
- membrane diffusion
- mesa diffusion
- narrow-angle diffusion
- nonmasked diffusion
- nonuniform diffusion
- n-type diffusion
- omnidirectional diffusion
- one-way diffusion
- open-tube diffusion
- out-diffusion
- outward diffusion
- overall diffusion
- oxide-masked diffusion
- partial diffusion
- particle diffusion
- perfect diffusion
- phase diffusion
- planar-source diffusion
- plasma diffusion
- post-alloy diffusion
- predeposition diffusion
- preferential diffusion
- proton enhanced diffusion
- p-type diffusion
- quadruple diffusion
- quantum diffusion
- radiation enhanced diffusion
- reach-through diffusion
- resistive diffusion
- resistor diffusion
- selective diffusion
- sequential diffusion
- shallow diffusion
- sheet-type diffusion
- simultaneous diffusion
- single diffusion
- solid-phase diffusion
- solid-phase source diffusion
- solid-state diffusion
- spin diffusion
- standard boron base and resistor diffusion
- steady-state diffusion
- stop diffusion
- stream cipher data diffusion
- successive diffusion
- surface diffusion
- technology diffusion
- through diffusion
- transient diffusion
- triple diffusion
- turbulent diffusion
- two-stage diffusion
- two-step diffusion
- two-way diffusion
- uniform diffusion
- vacuum diffusion
- vapor diffusion
- volume diffusion
- wide-angle diffusionThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > diffusion
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