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Техника: фундаментальная астрометрияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > fundamental astrometry
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English-russian dictionary of physics > fundamental astrometry
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астрометрия@cosmic microsecond astrometryкосмическая микросекундная астрометрия@fundamental astrometryфундаментальная астрометрия@general astrometryобщая астрометрия@photographic astrometryфотографическая астрометрия@ -
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1) основной
2) принципиальный
3) фундаментальный
4) капитальный
5) основоположный
– fundamental astrometry
– fundamental circle
– fundamental frequency
– fundamental function
– fundamental harmonic
– fundamental law
– fundamental oscillations
– fundamental particle
– fundamental period
– fundamental principle
– fundamental relation
– fundamental sequence
– fundamental tone
– fundamental unit
– fundamental wave
fundamental probability set — множество элементарных событий
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > фундаментальная астрометрия
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Fundamentalkatalog 4 — Der FK4 (Fourth Fundamental Catalogue) ist der wichtigste Fundamentalkatalog der letzten 40 Jahre und repräsentierte über Jahrzehnte das himmlische (zälestische) Koordinatensystem. Er diente der Astronomie und der Geodäsie ab 1963 als die… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Fundamentalkatalog 5 — Der FK5 (Fifth Fundamental Catalogue) ist der wichtigste Fundamentalkatalog der letzten 15 Jahre und wird bis etwa 2010 das himmlische (zälestische) Koordinatensystem definieren. Er diente der Astronomie und der Geodäsie ab 1988 als die genaueste … Deutsch Wikipedia
Star position — The position of stars on the sky are defined by a couple of angles, similar to the geographic latitude and longitude. These two angles which refer to the celestial equator are called Declination (abbrev. δ or Dec ) and Right ascension ( α or RA ) … Wikipedia
