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1 escape of particle
выброс частиц; утечка частицEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > escape of particle
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2 particle escape
escape of particle — выброс частиц; утечка частиц
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > particle escape
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3 particle escape
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > particle escape
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4 escape
1) избежание (напр. возникновения конфликтных ситуаций); уход (напр. от осложнений) || избегать (напр. возникновения конфликтных ситуаций); уходить (напр. от осложнений)2) выход || выходить (напр. из программы)3) утечка (напр. газа)4) вчт. управляющий символ5) символ "выход", символ ←, символ с кодом ASCII 1Bh•- data link escape
- particle escapeThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > escape
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5 escape of a particle
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6 particle escape
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7 particle escape
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8 particle escape
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9 particle escape
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > particle escape
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10 particle escape
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11 neutron escape
утечка нейтронов; потеря нейтронов вследствие утечкиgamma escape — утечка гамма-излучения; выход гамма-лучей
alpha escape — утечка альфа-излучения; выход альфа-лучей
escape of particle — выброс частиц; утечка частиц
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > neutron escape
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12 relative escape
gamma escape — утечка гамма-излучения; выход гамма-лучей
alpha escape — утечка альфа-излучения; выход альфа-лучей
escape of particle — выброс частиц; утечка частиц
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > relative escape
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13 foreign particle
1. инородная частица2. частица примесиEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > foreign particle
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14 probability of escape
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > probability of escape
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15 velocity
- velocity of propagationvelocity on — скорость нажатия на клавишу, скорость удара по клавише
- velocity of sound
- acoustic velocity
- air velocity
- Alfven velocity
- angular velocity
- apparent velocity
- apparent bubble velocity
- average velocity
- bubble translation velocity
- carrier velocity
- charge-drift velocity
- charge-transfer velocity
- constant angular velocity
- constant linear velocity
- dislocation velocity
- domain velocity
- domain-wall limit velocity
- Doppler target velocity
- drift velocity
- effective particle velocity
- envelope velocity
- escape velocity
- free-space wave velocity
- ground velocity
- group velocity
- instantaneous particle velocity
- interaction-circuit phase velocity
- interface velocity
- key velocity
- maximum particle velocity
- orbital velocity
- pair velocity
- partial constant angular velocity
- particle velocity
- peak particle velocity
- peripheral velocity
- phase velocity
- radio propagation velocity
- recombination velocity
- recorded velocity
- relative velocity
- relativistic velocity
- saturation domain-wall velocity
- scan velocity
- Slonczewski domain-wall limit velocity
- step velocity
- stripe-in velocity
- stripe-out velocity
- supersonic velocity
- Walker domain-wall limit velocity
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16 dust
1) пыль
2) вытирать пыль
3) дуст
4) обеспыливающий
5) пропудривать
6) пылевой
7) пылить
8) порошок
– abrasive dust
– airborne dust
– blast-furnace dust
– blasting dust
– carbon dust
– carry off dust
– coal dust
– coarse dust
– cosmic dust
– current-conducting dust
– diamond dust
– drill dust
– dust catalyst
– dust catcher
– dust catching
– dust collecting
– dust content
– dust control
– dust counter
– dust feeder
– dust filter
– dust generation
– dust hopper
– dust iron
– dust loading
– dust particle
– dust removal
– dust settles
– dust suppression
– dust trap
– emery dust
– explosive dust
– fine dust
– generate dust
– gold dust
– ingress of dust
– injurious dust
– non-injurious dust
– ore dust
– put on dust cover
– radioactive dust
– stone dust
– wet dust
– zinc dust
grouped dust collector — <ecol.> пылеуловитель батарейный
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