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21 black hole effect
efekt ciemni głębinowej przy lądowaniu w nocy na światła -
22 blocking effect
poprawka na zmianę prędkości przy badaniach w tunelu -
23 bounce light effect
efekt odbitego światłaEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > bounce light effect
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24 bulk-effect integrated circuit
układ scalony działający z wykorzystaniem zjawisk objętościowychEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > bulk-effect integrated circuit
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25 cage effect
efekt klatkowy -
26 calorific effect
wydajność cieplna -
27 cause of failure effect and correction
przyczyna uszkodzenia-skutek-naprawienieEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > cause of failure effect and correction
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28 Cerenkov effect
zjawisko Czerenkowa -
29 channel of a fleld-effect-transistor
kanał tranzystora polowegoEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > channel of a fleld-effect-transistor
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30 channelling effect
efekt kanałowyEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > channelling effect
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31 charging effect
efekt ładowania próbki -
32 Christmas-tree effect
efekt choinkiEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > Christmas-tree effect
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33 cleaning effect
działanie czyszczące -
34 cloud effect
chmurność przezrocza -
35 Coanda effect
zjawisko Coandy -
36 colour effect
efekt barwny -
37 common-ion effect
efekt wspólnego jonu -
38 Compton effect
rozpraszanie Comptonazjawisko Comptona -
39 converse piezoelectric effect
odwrotny efekt piezoelektrycznyEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > converse piezoelectric effect
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40 Cotton effect
dichroizm kołowyefekt Cottona
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