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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > fixed datum
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1) Морской термин: постоянная точка2) Техника: закреплённая геодезическая точка3) Строительство: репер4) Железнодорожный термин: база, поверочная точка5) Горное дело: определённое число, отметка (при съёмке)6) Картография: определённая постоянная величина, отметка репера7) Геофизика: постоянная линия приведения8) Общая лексика: постоянная метка -
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определенное число; отметка; репер (при съемке)Англо-русский словарь по ядерным испытаниям и горному делу > fixed datum
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геод.закреплённая геодезическая точка; репер -
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определённое число; отметка (при съёмке); репер -
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2) плоскость нулевых отметок, неподвижная точка для отметки уровня, принятая за нуль3) свая, забитая до отказа4) репер•- fixed datum - ordnance datum - sealevel datum* * *1. условный нуль отсчёта высот2. абсолютная отметка, отметка над уровнем моря3. уровенная поверхность ( в аэрофотосъёмке)4. основание системы координат- altitude datum
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начало, нуль отсчёта; база, базовая линия; репер; базисный; заданная величина•
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