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1 dispersion
1) рассеивание
2) диспергирование
3) дисперсия
4) разбросанность
5) разлет
6) вкрапленность
7) рассеяние
8) дисперсионный
9) дисперсионность
10) дисперсность
– acoustic dispersion
– aqueous dispersion
– carbon-black dispersion
– channel dispersion
– colloidal dispersion
– degree of dispersion
– dispersion ellipse
– dispersion index
– dispersion matrix
– dispersion of instrument
– dispersion of light
– dispersion reactor
– dispersion stabilizer
– index of dispersion
– radial dispersion
– reclaim dispersion
– velocity dispersion
– wave dispersion
dispersion about the mean — рассеяние вокруг среднего значения
having anomalous dispersion — <phys.> распадный
having normal dispersion — <phys.> нераспадный
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2 dispersion
5) дисперсия6) дисперсность8) разлёт9) рассеивание10) рассеяние•having anomalous dispersion — физ. распадный
having normal dispersion — физ. нераспадный
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3 anomalous
1) неправильный
2) аномальвый
3) аномальный
– anomalous photovoltage
– anomalous polarization
– anomalous reflection
anomalous photovoltaic effect — <engin.> эффект фотовольтаический аномальный
having anomalous dispersion — <phys.> распадный
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4 having
1) имеющий
2) владеющий
3) обладающий
4) применение
– having applied
– having determined
– having established
– having hit
– having introduced
– having noted
– having observed
– having occurred
– having one maximum
– having reached
– having six sides
– having used
having anomalous dispersion — <phys.> распадный
having normal dispersion — <phys.> нераспадный
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