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1 biologic factor
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2 biologic factor
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > biologic factor
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3 factor
1) коэффициент; множитель2) фактор•- activity factor
- antenna factor
- attenuation factor
- average power factor
- beam compression factor
- biologic factor
- capacity factor
- coil Q-factor
- coincidence factor
- compensation factor
- control factor
- cooperation factor
- damping factor
- daylight factor
- degradation factor
- delta factor
- demand factor
- demodulation factor
- diffusion factor
- drum factor
- duty factor
- effective-demand factor
- feedback factor
- f-factor
- filter factor
- FM-improvement factor
- form factor
- frequency repeating factor
- Kell factor
- K-factor
- load factor
- loss factor
- luminance factor
- mismatch factor
- mismatching factor
- modulation factor
- natural power factor
- net bit-rate reduction factor
- noise factor
- noise-improvement factor
- omission factor
- operation factor
- operations factor
- optical channel factor
- overload factor
- peak factor
- phase factor
- picture mux factor
- pitch factor
- power factor
- power-conversion factor
- propagation factor
- Q-factor
- real power factor
- receiver noise factor
- reflectance factor
- reflection factor
- repetition factor
- ripple factor
- roll-off factor
- saturation factor
- scale factor
- shape factor
- shielded factor
- shielding factor
- signal-to-noise improvement factor
- sky factor
- summary Q-factor
- total power factor
- velocity factor
- weight factor
- weighting factor
- winding factorEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > factor
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