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1 diffusely transmitting object
English-Russian electronics dictionary > diffusely transmitting object
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2 diffusely transmitting object
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > diffusely transmitting object
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3 object
1) объект; предмет2) рлк цель4) вчт объектный5) возражать•- binary large object
- data access objects
- diffusely reflecting object
- diffusely transmitting object
- dynamic object
- dynamically allocated object
- extensional object
- fractal object
- hidden object
- illuminated object
- immutable object
- intangible object
- intensional object
- member object
- multifractal object
- mutable object
- observable object
- phase object
- quasi-stellar object
- reconstructed object
- return object
- static object
- tangible object
- telephony application objects
- unidentified flying object -
4 object
1) объект: предмет2) рлк. цель4) вчт. объектный5) возражать•- binary large object
- data access objects
- diffusely reflecting object
- diffusely transmitting object
- dynamic object
- dynamically allocated object
- extensional object
- fractal object
- hidden object
- illuminated object
- immutable object
- intangible object
- intensional object
- member object
- multifractal object
- mutable object
- observable object
- phase object
- quasi-stellar object
- reconstructed object
- return object
- static object
- tangible object
- telephony application objects
- unidentified flying objectThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > object
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