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1 значительное увеличение
1) General subject: considerable increase2) Mathematics: a marked increase in, a marked increase in (The gain is appreciable.)3) Economy: substantial increase4) Diplomatic term: notable increase, sizable increase5) Business: useful increase6) Makarov: dramatic increaseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > значительное увеличение
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2 повышение
Повышение - increase in, elevation in, rise in; raising, increasing (возрастание); gain in, growth of (прирост)An equally dramatic increase in environmental disturbance level may also be seen in Table.Increasing the chromium level and raising the Ti/Al ratio both have beneficial effects in improving overall resistance.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > повышение
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3 обусловленный
Обусловленный - caused, induced; due to, fromNo increase of AM noise due to synchronization was detected, as is predicted by the theory of K.The increase is most dramatic at the lowest Re number as a result of the thickness- induced change in flow regime. (... в результате обусловленного толщиной изменения режима течения)It was believed that cracks and voids from any possible creep damage would not have been removed by heat treatment and should have been evidenced by reduced long-time rupture strength.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > обусловленный
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4 более чем вероятно
Более чем вероятно-- Increasing the flowrate will cause a dramatic reduction in pad temperature and more than likely, an increase in oil film thickness.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > более чем вероятно
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5 вызванный
Вызванный -- caused, brought about; -inducedThe heat transfer augmentation is accomplished by higher pressure drops brought about by the relatively large boundary layer shear.The increase is most dramatic at the lowest Re number as a result of the thickness- induced change in flow regime.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > вызванный
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