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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > hot particle
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3 hot particle
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > hot particle
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Химия: горячая частица, радиоактивная частица -
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(cause of ignition) heißes Teilchen, heiße PartikelEnglish-German dictionary of labour protection > hot particle
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(cause of ignition) partícula incandescente, partícula candenteEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > hot particle
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(cause of ignition) горячая частица, раскаленная частица; нагретое твердое телоEnglish-Russian dictionary of labour protection > hot particle
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(cause of ignition) горячая частица, раскаленная частица; нагретое твердое тело -
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(cause of ignition) particule brûlante, particule incandescenteEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > hot particle
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высокоактивная частица; "горячая" частица -
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1) частица
2) материальная точка
3) гранулометрический
– bound particle
– cascade particle
– charge particle
– charged particle
– charmed particle
– colloidal particle
– decaying particle
– disperse particle
– dust particle
– fast particle
– foreign particle
– free particle
– fundamental particle
– Higgs particle
– high-energy particle
– hot particle
– incoming particle
– leading particle
– left particle
– liberate particle
– long-range particle
– low-energy particle
– macroscopic particle
– magnetic particle
– neutral particle
– nuclear particle
– outgoing particle
– particle acceleration
– particle counter
– particle derivative
– particle diffraction
– particle dynamics
– particle group
– particle injection
– particle is delayed
– particle mechanics
– particle method
– particle momentum
– particle size
– particle technology
– primary particle
– product particle
– radioactive particle
– right-handed particle
– short-range particle
– silt particle
– sloshing particle
– soil particle
– stable particle
– stopped particle
– strange particle
– subatomic particle
– target particle
– test particle
– unbound particle
– uncharged particle
– unwettable particle
coated fuel particle — <engin.> микротвел
particle size distribution — <ecol.> состав гранулометрический
rest mass of a particle — <phys.> масса покоящейся частицы
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18 hot
1) вгорячую
2) горячий
3) запальный
4) под напряжением
5) нагретый
6) высокорадиоактивный
7) рецикловый
– bend hot
– forge hot
– hot air header
– hot atom
– hot blast
– hot blast stove
– hot briquetting
– hot bulb
– hot carrier diode
– hot cave
– hot cell
– hot cothode
– hot curing
– hot die-forging machine
– hot drawing
– hot electron
– hot ensate well
– hot flame
– hot galvanizing
– hot heading
– hot laboratory
– hot molding
– hot particle
– hot pass
– hot plasma
– hot plate
– hot polymer
– hot rivetting
– hot rolling
– hot saw
– hot scarfing ditch
– hot section
– hot smoking
– hot spot
– hot stand-by duplication
– hot start
– hot tear
– hot top
– hot twist test
– hot upset test
– hot well
– hot wire
– hot working
– journal box is hot
– vulcanization in hot water
– white hot
domestic hot water converter — абонентский водоподогреватель
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19 foreign particle
1. инородная частица2. частица примесиEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > foreign particle
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20 accelerated particle
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > accelerated particle
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Wave–particle duality — Quantum mechanics Uncertainty principle … Wikipedia
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