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1 burst of radiation
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2 burst of radiation
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > burst of radiation
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3 burst of radiation
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4 burst of radiation
1) Физика: вспышка излучения2) Космонавтика: подъём радиационного уровня -
5 burst of radiation
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6 burst of radiation
English-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > burst of radiation
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7 burst of radiation
• радиационно избухванеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > burst of radiation
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9 burst (of radiation)
English-Russian dictionary of program "Mir-Shuttle" > burst (of radiation)
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10 nuclear burst IR radiation detection
Военный термин: обнаружение ЯВ по ИК излучениюУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > nuclear burst IR radiation detection
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11 nuclear burst IR radiation detection
English-Russian military dictionary > nuclear burst IR radiation detection
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12 radiation
1) радиация
2) излучение
3) лучеиспускание
4) радиометрический
5) лучистый
6) радиационный
7) радиоизлучение
– absorb radiation
– actinic radiation
– activating radiation
– annihilation radiation
– attenuate radiation
– background radiation
– backscatter radiation
– be exposed to radiation
– beta radiation
– black-body radiation
– burst of radiation
– capture radiation
– channel radiation
– Cherenkov radiation
– coherent radiation
– continuous radiation
– cooling by radiation
– corpuscular radiation
– cyclotron radiation
– delayed radiation
– diffuse radiation
– dipole radiation
– direct radiation
– directional radiation
– downwelling radiation
– electromagnetic radiation
– emergent radiation
– emit radiation
– exciting radiation
– expose to radiation
– far infra-red radiation
– flux of radiation
– fringe radiation
– gamma radiation
– gammaa radiation
– hardness of radiation
– high-energy radiation
– impact radiation
– incident radiation
– induce radiation
– infra-red radiation
– invisible radiation
– ionizing radiation
– isotropic radiation
– laser radiation
– low-energy radiation
– luminous radiation
– maser radiation
– microwave radiation
– mixed radiation
– monofrequency radiation
– multipole radiation
– noncoherent radiation
– nuclear radiation
– omnidirectional radiation
– penetrating radiation
– pertaining to radiation
– plasma radiation
– polarize radiation
– primary radiation
– prompt radiation
– pumping radiation
– quadrupole radiation
– radiation ageing
– radiation balance
– radiation constant
– radiation cooling
– radiation counter
– radiation damage
– radiation detector
– radiation dose
– radiation efficiency
– radiation field
– radiation fog
– radiation hazard
– radiation indicator
– radiation inversion
– radiation level
– radiation method
– radiation monitor
– radiation monitoring
– radiation oxidation
– radiation path
– radiation pattern
– radiation plant
– radiation pressure
– radiation protection
– radiation pyrometer
– radiation reaction
– radiation safety
– radiation sickness
– radiation source
– radiation spectrometer
– radiation spectroscopy
– radiation temperature
– radiation transfer
– radiation vulcanizate
– radiation vulcanization
– radiation zone
– radio-frequency radiation
– radioactive radiation
– receiver radiation
– recombination radiation
– reflected radiation
– reinforce radiation
– residual radiation
– resonance radiation
– scatter radiation
– scattered radiation
– secondary radiation
– selective radiation
– short-wave radiation
– single-frequency radiation
– solar radiation
– spectral radiation
– spontaneous radiation
– steady-state radiation
– stray radiation
– strong radiation
– synchroton radiation
– terrestrial radiation
– thermal radiation
– total radiation
– transmitted radiation
– ultra-violet radiation
– upwelling radiation
– visible radiation
monochromatic radiation pyromete — пирометр частичного излучения
occupational radiation dose — профессиональная доза облучения
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13 burst
1) взрываться
2) вспышка
3) шумоподобный
4) порыв
5) взорвать
6) лопаться
7) всплеск
8) пик
9) импульс
10) разрыв
– burst of neutrons
– burst of radiation
– error burst
– meteor burst
– pulse burst
– tire has burst
– X-ray burst
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14 burst
1) взрыв; разрыв || взрывать(ся); разрывать(ся)2) всплеск, выброс3) вспышка || вспыхивать4) лопаться5) горн. выброс, стреляние (пород)• -
15 burst
1) пакет2) разбивка (на части) (напр., выводимого печатного материала) || разбивать (на части) (напр., выводимый печатный материал)•- data burst
- error burst
- single burst of errorsEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > burst
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I [bəːst] nвзрыв, вспышка, разрыв, шквалA burst of machine-gun shattered all the windows. — От треска пулеметной очереди во всех окнах задрожали стекла.
- fiery burstA burst of static interrupted the program. — Треск и щелчки атмосферных помех прервали программу
- passionate burst
- air burst
- burst for the tape
- burst of anger
- burst of eloquence
- burst of energy
- burst of thunder
- burst of flame
- burst of laughter
- burst of a bomb
- burst of a shell
- burst of fire
- burst of automatic rifle fire
- burst of machine-gun fire
- burst of ultraviolet radiation
- burst of steam from the pipe
- burst in a pipe
- burst of speed of growth
- burst of activity of effort
- work in bursts II [bəːst] v(burst [bəːst])1) лопаться, разрываться, взрыватьсяThe driver lost control when a tyre burst. — Шофер потерял управление, когда лопнула шина.
- bottle burst- river burst its banks2) врыватьсяThe seams of the dress burst. — Платье лопнуло по швам
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17 radiation
излучение@atmospheric radiationатмосферное излучение@background radiationфоновое излучение@bulk of galactic radiationобщее (радио)излучение Галактики@burst radiation1.излучение вспышки 2.спорадическое (радио)излучение Солнца@corpuscular radiationкорпускулярное излучение@cosmic background radiationкосмическое фоновое (реликтовое) излучение@diffuse radiationдиффузное излучение@direct radiationпрямая радиация@disturbed Sun radiation(радио)излучение возмущенного Солнца@electromagnetic solar radiationэлектромагнитное излучение Солнца@enchanced{ (level) radiationповышенное (радио)излучение Солнца@extragalactic radiationвнегалактическое (радио)излучение@extraterrestrial radiationвнеземное (радио)излучение@galactic radiationизлучение Галактики@general galactic radiationобщее (радио)излучение Галактики@gravitational radiationгравитационное излучение@ground radiation(радио)излучение (поверхности) Земли@halo radiation(радио)излучение галактического гало@hard radiationжесткое [проникающее] излучение@infrared solar radiationинфракрасное излучение Солнца@integrated radiationинтегральное излучение@invisible radiationневидимое излучение@isotropic radiationизотропное излучение@Jovian radiation(радио)излучение Юпитера@lunar radiation(радио)излучение Луны@microwave background radiationреликтовое излучение@noise radiation from antennaсобственные шумы антенны@noise radiation from atmosphereсобственное излучение атмосферы@nonthermal radiationнетепловое излучение@observed radiationнаблюдаемое излучение@optical radiationизлучение в оптическом диапазоне@photospheric radiationизлучение фотосферы@plage radiation(радио)излучение области факельных полей@planetary radiation(радио)излучение планет@pressure radiationлучистое давление@primary cosmic radiationпервичные космические лучи@short-wave solar radiationкоротковолновое излучение Солнца@quiet Sun radiation(радио)излучение спокойного Солнца@solar radiationизлучение Солнца, солнечная радиация@steady radiationнепрерывное (радио)излучение@stellar radiationизлучение звезд@stellar ultraviolet radiationультрафиолетовое излучение звезд@storm radiationспорадическое (радио)излучение (Солнца)@sun spot radiation(радио)излучение солнечных пятен@synchrotron radiationсинхротронное излучение@thermal radiationтепловое излучение@21-cm radiationизлучение нейтрального водорода на волне 21 см@ultraviolet radiationультрафиолетовое излучение@visible radiationвидимое излучение@X-ray radiationрентгеновское излучение@X-ray solar radiationрентгеновское излучение Солнца@ -
18 radiation intensity 3 hours after the time of burst
RI-3, radiation intensity 3 hours after the time of burstEnglish-Russian dictionary of planing, cross-planing and slotting machines > radiation intensity 3 hours after the time of burst
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19 burst release
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > burst release
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20 burst-slug monitor
прибор контроля герметичности оболочек (твэлов); прибор КГО; контрольно-измерительный прибор герметичности оболочек; монитор герметичности оболочек; измеритель-сигнализатор герметичности оболочекmonitor routine — монитор; управляющая программа; диспетчер
CRT monitor — экранный монитор; монитор на ЭЛТ; ЭЛТ-монитор
monitor supervisor — монитор; супервизор текущего контроля
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > burst-slug monitor
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