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1 galactic corona
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2 galactic corona
1) Космонавтика: корона Галактики2) Макаров: галактическая корона -
3 galactic corona
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4 galactic corona
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5 corona
1.корона 2.венец, ореол 3.овальное образование на поверхностях планет@corona far-out from the Sunвнешняя корона Солнца, сверхкорона@auroral coronaполярное сияние в форме короны@E-coronaЕ-корона Солнца@Galaxy coronaкорона (гало) Галактики@F-coronaфраунгоферова корона Солнца@high coronaверхняя корона (Солнца)@hot galactic coronaгорячая галактическая корона@inner coronaвнутренняя корона (Солнца)@intermediate coronaпромежуточная корона (Солнца)@lunar coronaлунное гало@maximum coronaкорона в период максимума солнечной активности@middle coronaсредняя корона@minimum coronaкорона в минимуме солнечной активности@outer coronaвнешняя корона (Солнца)@radio coronaрадиокорона (Солнца)@solar coronaсолнечная корона@stellarcoronaзвездная корона@white-light coronaбелая корона (Солнца)@ -
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1. галактика2. галактический -
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1. коронный разряд2. электрическая корона3. коронный -
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1. n эл. корона, коронный разряд2. n архит. отливина, венчающий карниз3. n бот. корона, венец4. n анат. коронка зуба5. n амер. чепрак под вьючное седло6. n «корона», сорт длинных сигар7. n метеор. венец, ореолСинонимический ряд:1. light fixture (noun) candelabrum; candle holder; chandelier; crown; gasolier; light fixture; luster2. luminous radiance (noun) aurora; crown of light; halo; luminous radiance; nimbus; radiance -
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10 solar corona
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11 sun's corona
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12 noise
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acoustic noise
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added noise
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additive noise
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aerodynamic noise
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aircraft noise
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aliasing noise
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alias noise
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ambient noise
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amplifier noise
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amplitude noise
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angle noise
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antenna noise
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atmosphere noise
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atmospheric noise
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audible noise
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audio-frequency noise
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auroral noise
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avalanche noise
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aviation noise
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avoidable noise
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background noise
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band-limited noise
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Barkhausen noise
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basic noise
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beam noise
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beat noise
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bias noise
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broadband noise
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burst noise
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carrier noise
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carrier residual modulation noise
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chaff noise
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chaotic noise
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circuit noise
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click noise
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C-message weighted noise
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collector noise
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combustion noise
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community noise
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contact noise
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contact-resistance noise
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control motion noise
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corona-induced acoustic noise
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cosmic noise
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crackling noise
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crosstalk noise
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current noise
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dark-current noise
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delta noise
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dial noise
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diffuse noise
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diffusion noise
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discharge-caused audible noise
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discharge audible noise
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distribution noise
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dither noise
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electrical discharge-caused noise
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electrical discharge noise
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electrical noise
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electromagnetic noise
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environmental aircraft noise
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environmental noise
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excess noise
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external noise
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extraneous noise
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extraterrestrial noise
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feed-line noise
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film-grain noise
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filtered noise
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fixed-pattern noise
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flat noise
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flicker noise
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flow noise
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fluctuation noise
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flutter noise
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flying noise
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forward noise
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friction-induced noise
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front-end noise
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frying noise
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full shot noise
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galactic noise
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gated noise
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Gaussian noise
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generation-recombination noise
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generator noise
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granularity noise
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granular noise
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ground noise
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high-frequency noise
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high-intensity noise
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hissing noise
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hum noise
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idle-channel noise
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ignition noise
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impulse noise
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impulsive noise
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in-band noise
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induced noise
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industrial noise
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inherent noise
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in-phase noise
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in-plant noise
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intermodulation noise
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internal noise
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intrinsic noise
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jitter noise
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Johnson noise
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junction noise
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lightning storm noise
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lightning noise
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line noise
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local oscillator noise
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low-frequency noise
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man-made noise
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Markovian noise
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microphone noise
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microphonic noise
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modal noise
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mode-partition noise
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modulation noise
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multiplicative noise
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narrow-band noise
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natural noise
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neighborhood noise
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neutron noise
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nongaussian noise
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nonwhite noise
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normal noise
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occupational noise
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optical noise
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oscillator noise
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out-of-band noise
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overload noise
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partition noise
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peak-to-peak noise
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perturbation noise
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phase noise
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phosphor noise
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photocurrent noise
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photographic noise
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photon noise
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pinging noise
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pink noise
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power-line noise
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power-supply noise
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precipitation noise
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pseudorandom noise
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psophometric noise
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pumping noise
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pump noise
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pure noise
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quantization noise
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quantum noise
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quasi-Gaussian noise
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quiescent noise
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quiet-sun noise
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radio-frequency noise
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radio noise
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random noise
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reactor noise
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receiver noise
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recording noise
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reference noise
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reflection noise
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repeater noise
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repeat noise
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resistance noise
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retransmission noise
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ripple noise
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rotational noise
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rubbing noise
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sampling noise
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Schottky noise
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seismic noise
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separation noise
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set noise
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shot noise
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signal-independent noise
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site noise
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sky noise
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solar noise
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solar-flare noise
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sonar noise
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spark noise
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speckle noise
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speech-off noise
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speech-on noise
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spontaneous emission noise
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spontaneous noise
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stationary noise
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statistical noise
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switching noise
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target noise
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terrestrial noise
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thermal noise
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thrust reverse noise
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traffic noise
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transient noise
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transmitter noise
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tropospheric noise
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true random noise
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tube noise
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ungated noise
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urban noise
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virgin noise
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visible noise
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white noise
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wide-band noise
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windage noise
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wind-dependent noise
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zero noise
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