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Англо-русский словарь по авиационной медицине > equal loudness curves
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акуст. кривые равной громкостиEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > equal-loudness curves
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English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications > equal loudness curves
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6 кривые равной громкости
1) Engineering: equal-loudness contours2) Electronics: Fletcher-Munson contours, Fletcher-Munson curves, Kingsbury curves, Robinson-Dadson curves, hearing characteristics, loudness contours, loudness-level contours3) Acoustics: equal-loudness curves, loudness curves4) Aviation medicine: equal loudness curvesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > кривые равной громкости
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1) кривая2) изгиб, закругление•- arrival curve
- calibration curve
- characteristic curve
- commutation curve
- control curve
- Crommeline curves
- discriminator curve
- equal-loudness curves
- frequency response curve
- half-power curve
- isogain curves
- isolation curve
- isoservice curves
- load combining curve
- load disributing curve
- load sensitivity curve
- losses probability curve
- loudness curves
- loudness-level curves
- magnetizing curve
- moirt curve
- operating curve
- resonance curve
- resonant curve
- Robinson-Dadson curve
- spectral-loss curves
- splice curveEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > curve
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8 кривые равной громкости
Russian-English dictionary of telecommunications > кривые равной громкости
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9 кривые равной громкости
hearing characteristics, equal-loudness contours, Fletcher-Munson contours, loudness contours, Fletcher-Munson curves, Kingsbury curves, Robinson-Dadson curvesРусско-английский словарь по электронике > кривые равной громкости
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10 кривые равной громкости
hearing characteristics, equal-loudness contours, Fletcher-Munson contours, loudness contours, Fletcher-Munson curves, Kingsbury curves, Robinson-Dadson curvesРусско-английский словарь по радиоэлектронике > кривые равной громкости
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