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1 gamma heating
Морской термин: нагревание при поглощении гамма-излучения -
2 gamma heating
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3 gamma-ray heating
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > gamma-ray heating
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4 heating up
1. нагревание2. нагревающийся; нагревающий -
5 heating
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6 gamma
nCINEMAT, NUCL, PETROL, TV gamma f -
7 gamma-ray heating
nRAD PHYS calentamiento gamma m -
8 gamma-ray heating
1) Техника: нагрев гамма-лучами2) Макаров: нагревание гамма-лучами -
9 gamma-ray heating
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10 shock heating
heating by collision — ударный нагрев; нагрев столкновениями
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11 shock-wave heating
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > shock-wave heating
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12 fission product heating
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > fission product heating
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13 radiation heating
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > radiation heating
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14 compressional heating
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > compressional heating
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15 direct-fire heating
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > direct-fire heating
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16 jacket heating
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > jacket heating
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17 laser-induced heating
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > laser-induced heating
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18 collisional heating
нагрев при столкновении; ударный нагрев; ударное нагревание; нагрев столкновениямиEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > collisional heating
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19 neutron heating
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > neutron heating
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20 change from [alfa]-to [gamma]-iron on heating
Металлургия: превращение а-железа в [gamma]-железо при нагревеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > change from [alfa]-to [gamma]-iron on heating
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