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1 всё больше
USAGE: всё больше (и больше)•The rocks of the core occupy increasingly more (or more and more) space (геол.).
•Such data are being increasingly used for this purpose.
•The size of blastomeres diminishes progressively during cleavage (биол.).
•Carbides are finding (or coming into) ever increasing use.
•More and more [or A constantly (or An ever)] increasing number of highly efficient plants are coming into service.
* * *Все более (перед прилагательным) / больше (перед глаголом) -- increasingly, progressively, consistently; ever moreThis use is seeing increasingly wide application in turbomachinery.We will examine compressors with progressively higher values of Q.Thus the compression work consistently decreases as b increases.Thus, software diagnosis and software engineering become ever more important.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > всё больше
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2 всё больше и больше
USAGE: всё больше (и больше)•The rocks of the core occupy increasingly more (or more and more) space (геол.).
•Such data are being increasingly used for this purpose.
•The size of blastomeres diminishes progressively during cleavage (биол.).
•Carbides are finding (or coming into) ever increasing use.
•More and more [or A constantly (or An ever)] increasing number of highly efficient plants are coming into service.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > всё больше и больше
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3 всё больше
USAGE: всё больше (и больше)•The rocks of the core occupy increasingly more (or more and more) space (геол.).
•Such data are being increasingly used for this purpose.
•The size of blastomeres diminishes progressively during cleavage (биол.).
•Carbides are finding (or coming into) ever increasing use.
•More and more [or A constantly (or An ever)] increasing number of highly efficient plants are coming into service.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > всё больше
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4 всё больше и больше
USAGE: всё больше (и больше)•The rocks of the core occupy increasingly more (or more and more) space (геол.).
•Such data are being increasingly used for this purpose.
•The size of blastomeres diminishes progressively during cleavage (биол.).
•Carbides are finding (or coming into) ever increasing use.
•More and more [or A constantly (or An ever)] increasing number of highly efficient plants are coming into service.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > всё больше и больше
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5 находить всё более широкое применение
•These steels are finding ever-widening application in metallurgy.
•New fibres find expanding applications in engineering and industry.
•For acetylation, ketene is finding ever increasing favour.
•Today a growing number of uses are being found for these units.
•Zinc will find increased usage on these cars.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > находить всё более широкое применение
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6 находить всё более широкое применение
•These steels are finding ever-widening application in metallurgy.
•New fibres find expanding applications in engineering and industry.
•For acetylation, ketene is finding ever increasing favour.
•Today a growing number of uses are being found for these units.
•Zinc will find increased usage on these cars.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > находить всё более широкое применение
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