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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > fast particle
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быстрая частицаEnglish-Russian dictionary of technical terms > fast particle
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10 fast particle flux in a phase space
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > fast particle flux in a phase space
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11 fast particle flux in a velocity space
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > fast particle flux in a velocity space
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12 fast particle ripple losses
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > fast particle ripple losses
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English-russian dictionary of physics > fast-particle diffusion
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14 energy loss by fast particle in solids
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > energy loss by fast particle in solids
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1) частица
2) материальная точка
3) гранулометрический
– bound particle
– cascade particle
– charge particle
– charged particle
– charmed particle
– colloidal particle
– decaying particle
– disperse particle
– dust particle
– fast particle
– foreign particle
– free particle
– fundamental particle
– Higgs particle
– high-energy particle
– hot particle
– incoming particle
– leading particle
– left particle
– liberate particle
– long-range particle
– low-energy particle
– macroscopic particle
– magnetic particle
– neutral particle
– nuclear particle
– outgoing particle
– particle acceleration
– particle counter
– particle derivative
– particle diffraction
– particle dynamics
– particle group
– particle injection
– particle is delayed
– particle mechanics
– particle method
– particle momentum
– particle size
– particle technology
– primary particle
– product particle
– radioactive particle
– right-handed particle
– short-range particle
– silt particle
– sloshing particle
– soil particle
– stable particle
– stopped particle
– strange particle
– subatomic particle
– target particle
– test particle
– unbound particle
– uncharged particle
– unwettable particle
coated fuel particle — <engin.> микротвел
particle size distribution — <ecol.> состав гранулометрический
rest mass of a particle — <phys.> масса покоящейся частицы
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1. n частица; бесконечно малая частица вещества2. n крупица, частица3. n грам. неизменяемая частица; префикс, суффикс4. n небольшая статья, раздел; пункт, параграф, статья документа5. n рел. часть причастия, просфорыСинонимический ряд:1. ace (noun) ace; bit; crumb; dab; damn; dash; doit; dram; drop; fragment; grain; hoot; iota; jot; minim; mite; modicum; ounce; piece; ray; scrap; scruple; shred; smidgen; smitch; snap; speck; spot; syllable; tittle; trace; whit2. atom (noun) atom; deuteron; electron; meson; molecule; neutrino; neutron; positronАнтонимический ряд:mass; sum; total; whole -
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1) быстрый
2) быстролетящий
3) высокочувствительный
4) компенсирующий
5) жесткий
6) скоростной
7) скорый
8) прочный
9) стойкий
10) закрепленный
11) фиксированный
12) прочно
13) стойко
14) быстро
15) быстродействующий
16) малоинерционный
17) малоинерционен
18) устойчивый
19) прочен
– fast adress
– fast color
– fast detector
– fast emulsion
– fast jig washer
– fast lens
– fast locomotive
– fast neutron
– fast particle
– fast reactor
– fast reed
– fast train
fast Fourier transformation — <math.> преобразование Фурье быстрое
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(miljø) solid particle
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