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1 habituation effect
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2 habituation effect
Медицина: эффект привыкания -
3 habituation effect
мед.фраз. эффект привыкания -
4 habituation effect
Англо-русский словарь по психоаналитике > habituation effect
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5 habituation
1. n книжн. ознакомление; введение в курс дела2. n книжн. приобретение привычки3. n книжн. мед. привыкание -
6 habituation
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7 habituation
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > habituation
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8 degrading effect
1. эффект ухудшения рабочих характеристик2. эффект ухудшения -
9 photochemical effect
1. фотохимический эффект2. фотохимическое явлениеThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > photochemical effect
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10 piezoelectric effect
1. явление пьезоэлектричества2. пьезоэлектрический эффектThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > piezoelectric effect
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11 Schottky effect
1. эффект Шоттки2. дробовой эффектThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > Schottky effect
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12 Doppler effect
физ. эффект Допплера -
13 edge effect
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14 end effect
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15 feed-back effect
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16 masking effect
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17 participation effect
кино эффект присутствия -
18 placebo effect
мед. эффект плацебо -
19 sound effect
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20 time-lapse effect
кино эффект ускоренного движения
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