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1 energy propagation direction
Техника: направление распространения энергииУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > energy propagation direction
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2 energy-propagation direction
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > energy-propagation direction
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3 energy-propagation direction
направление (вектора) потока энергии; направление вектора (Умова—) ПойнтингаEnglish-Russian electronics dictionary > energy-propagation direction
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4 energy-propagation direction
направление (вектора) потока энергии; направление вектора (Умова-Пойнтинга)The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > energy-propagation direction
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5 energy-propagation direction
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6 direction
1) управление; руководство; менеджмент2) управляющий или руководящий орган; дирекция3) приказ; указание; директива4) направление; ориентация5) адрес6) рлк наведение7) нацеливание; прицеливание8) цель10) дирижирование•- direction of lay
- direction of observation
- direction of polarization
- aspect direction
- backward direction
- beam direction
- blocking direction
- bond direction
- Bragg direction
- broadside direction
- close-packed direction
- conducting direction
- crystallographic direction
- easiest direction
- easy direction
- energy-propagation direction
- flow direction
- forward direction
- growth direction
- hard direction
- horizontal direction
- induced-current direction
- inverse direction
- magnetic easy direction
- magnetic hard direction
- magnetic intermediate direction
- null direction
- propagation direction
- pulse direction
- pure-mode direction
- radar direction
- ray direction
- receiver direction
- reference direction
- reverse direction
- scan direction
- scanning direction
- stage direction
- transition-probability null direction
- transmitter direction
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1) управление; руководство; менеджмент2) управляющий или руководящий орган; дирекция3) приказ; указание; директива4) направление; ориентация5) адрес6) рлк. наведение7) нацеливание; прицеливание8) цель9) тлв. выполнение функции режиссёра или постановщика; режиссура; постановка10) дирижирование•- backward direction
- beam direction
- blocking direction
- bond direction
- Bragg direction
- broadside direction
- close-packed direction
- conducting direction
- crystallographic direction
- direction of current
- direction of lay
- direction of observation
- direction of polarization
- easiest direction
- easy direction
- energy-propagation direction
- flow direction
- forward direction
- growth direction
- hard direction
- horizontal direction
- induced-current direction
- inverse direction
- magnetic easy direction
- magnetic hard direction
- magnetic intermediate direction
- null direction
- propagation direction
- pulse direction
- pure-mode direction
- radar direction
- ray direction
- receiver direction
- reference direction
- reverse direction
- scan direction
- scanning direction
- stage direction
- transition-probability null direction
- transmitter direction
- traveling direction
- tunneling directionThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > direction
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8 direction of propagation of energy
направление распространения энергии
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[Я.Н.Лугинский, М.С.Фези-Жилинская, Ю.С.Кабиров. Англо-русский словарь по электротехнике и электроэнергетике, Москва, 1999]Тематики
- электротехника, основные понятия
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > direction of propagation of energy
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9 direction of propagation of energy
Электротехника: направление распространения энергииУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > direction of propagation of energy
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10 direction of propagation of energy
Англо-русский словарь по электроэнергетике > direction of propagation of energy
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11 vector
1) вектор2) вчт. одномерный массив3) наведение; задание направления || наводить; задавать направление, направлять4) бтх вектор, векторная ДНК•-
absolute vector
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airspeed vector
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amplifying vector
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analytic vector
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axial vector
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base vector
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bound vector
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Cartesian vector
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characteristic vector
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cloning vector
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codirectional vectors
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collinear vectors
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column vector
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component vector
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contravariant vector
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coplanar vectors
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couple vector
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covariant vector
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current vector
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cyclic vector
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data vector
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dependent vectors
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differentiable vector
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direction vector
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displacement vector
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dope vector
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drives vector
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electrical-field vector
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electrical vector
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energy vector
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energy-flux vector
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error vector
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feedback vector
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field vector
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free vectors
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ground speed vector
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heat-flux vector
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Hertzian vector
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Hertz vector
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incremental vector
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interrupt vector
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linearly dependent vectors
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linearly independent vectors
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magnetic-field vector
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magnetic vector
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magnetization vector
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mean vector
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motion vector
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normal vector
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null vector
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orthogonal vectors
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phase vector
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polar vector
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polarization vector
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position vector
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power flow vector
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power vector
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propagation vector
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radar vector
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radius-vector
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random vector
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relative vector
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replacement vector
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residual vector
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resultant vector
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rotating vector
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rotation vector
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row vector
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shift vector
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slip vector
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space vector
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spacecraft state vector
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spacelike vector
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state vector
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test vector
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timelike vector
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translational vector
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translation vector
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unit vector
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vacuum vector
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vector of normal
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vector of ranks
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velocity vector
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voltage vector
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wave vector
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zero vector
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