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expressive power — выразительная сила; экспрессивная сила
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > illumination power
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > illumination power
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Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > illumination power
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natężenie oświetleniaEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > illumination power
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natężenie oświetleniaEnglish-Polish dictionary of Electronics and Computer Science > illumination power
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1) мощность2) энергия || снабжать энергией4) источник энергии || служить источником энергии5) матем. степень; показатель степени6) способность; возможность•to adjust idle power — возд. регулировать режим малого газа ( двигателя);to augment power — возд. форсировать мощность ( двигателя);to set idle power — возд. выводить ( двигатель) на режим малого газа;to set takeoff power — возд. устанавливать взлётный режим ( работы двигателей)-
absorbed power
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ac power
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accepted power
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acoustic power
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active power
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actual power
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adhesion power
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antenna power
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apparent power
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arc power
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ash slagging power
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asphalt-retaining power
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atomic power
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attractive power
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auxiliary power
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available power
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average power
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backscattered power
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binding power
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bleaching power
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brake power
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brake retarding power
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brake stopping power
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braking power
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breakout power
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bulking power
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burnout power
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caking power
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calculated power
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calorific power
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caloric power
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carrier power
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carrying power
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cementing power
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central power
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chemical power
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chemical reaction power
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coking power
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coloring power
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complex power
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computer power
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computing power
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consumed power
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contingency takeoff power
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conventional power
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cooling power
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corona loss power
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covering power
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crowding power
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cruising power
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cutting power
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dc power
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decay power
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delivered power
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deoxidizing power
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design power
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detergent power
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diesel motive power
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digging power
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dispersive power
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dissipated power
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dissolving power
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drag power
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dragging power
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drawbar power
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drawing power
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drive power
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drive train power
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driving power
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dry power
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drying power
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economy power
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effective power
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effective radiated power
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electric motive power
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electrical power
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electric power
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eluting power
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elution power
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elutive power
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emergency power
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emulsifying power
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engine brake power
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engine continuous brake power
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engine corrected power
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engine gross power
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engine indicated power
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engine intermittent brake power
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engine maximum brake power
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engine net power
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engine observed power
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engine peak brake power
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engine power
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engine rated brake power
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equivalent noise power
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equivalent radiated power
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excess noise power
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excess power
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excitation power
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extractive power
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fault power
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feedthrough power
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felting power
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firing power
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firm power
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fluid power
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flywheel power
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foaming power
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focal power
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forward power
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fractional power
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friction power
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generating station auxiliary power
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grammar power
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gripping power
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hair-wave power
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hardening power
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hauling power
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heat power
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hiding power
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holding power
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hot full power
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hot zero power
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hovering power
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hydraulic power
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hydroelectric power
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hydro power
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idle power
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illumination power
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imaginary power
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in-band power
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incident power
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induced drag power
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initial power
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input power
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installed power
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instantaneous power
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insulating power
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integral power
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interchange power
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interference power
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intermodulation product power
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interruptible power
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ionizing power
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jet power
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laser output power
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laser power
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lens power
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leveling power
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lifting power
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light power
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light-gathering power
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like powers
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load diversity power
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load power
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lubricating power
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luminous power
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magnet power
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magnifying power
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mains power
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main power
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man power
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maximum continuous power
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mean fluctuation power
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mechanical power
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melting-down power
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minimum firing power
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motive power
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natural power
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net power
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no-break power
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noise power
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nominal power
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noninterruptible power
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normalized power
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nuclear power
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objective power
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off-peak power
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oil absorption power
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on-peak power
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operating power
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optical power
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out-of-band power
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output power
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peak envelope power
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peak power
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penetrating power
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photovoltaic power
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pneumatic power
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polymerizing power
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polyphase power
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power of test
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power takeoff power
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prime power
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processing power
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profile drag power
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propagation power
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psophometric power
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pull-in power
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pulling power
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pull-out power
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pulse power
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pumping power
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purchased power
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quenching power
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radiant power
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radiated power
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radiation power
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radio-frequency power
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rated power
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reactive power
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real power
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reducing power
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reflected power
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reflecting power
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refrigerating power
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relative power
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required power
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reserve power
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resolution power
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returned power
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road power
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saturation power
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scattered power
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shaft power
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short-circuit power
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signal power
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slip power
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solar array power
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solution power
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sorptive power
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sound power
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space power
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space resolving power
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specific power
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spill power
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spillover power
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spring power
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staining power
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standby power
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steam power
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steaming power
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stopping power
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storage power
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sudsing power
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supplied power
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surplus power
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switch power
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synchronizing power
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takeoff power
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tapping power
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tensorial power
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thermal power
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thermoelectric power
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thermonuclear fusion power
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thickening power
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third-rail power
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threshold power
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throughput power
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thrust power
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tidal power
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total power
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towing power
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traction power
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tractive power
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true power
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unconventional power
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unintentional power
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unit power
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useful power
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vector power
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washing power
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wasted power
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wattless power
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мощность; энергия; сила; тяга; власть; производительность;снабжать энергией; служить источником энергии; приводить в действие•
- attractive power
- available power
- bearing power
- calorific power
- carrying power
- coking power
- crowding power
- digging power
- fluid power
- hauling power
- heating power
- hydraulic power
- illumination power
- input power
- lifting power
- lighting power
- motive power
- peak power
- shaft power
- supporting power
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12 power-transmitter illumination
Техника: облучение мощным радиопередатчикомУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > power-transmitter illumination
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13 power transmitter illumination
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications > power transmitter illumination
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14 Improved High Power Illumination
Abbreviation: IHPIУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Improved High Power Illumination
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15 natężenie oświetlenia
• illumination powerSłownik polsko-angielski z Elektroniki i Informatyki > natężenie oświetlenia
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16 светосила
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17 светосила
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18 светосила
Авиация и космонавтика. Русско-английский словарь > светосила
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1) General subject: luminous intensity, quantity of light, the pitch of light2) Naval: candle power (в свечах), illuminate power3) Engineering: illumination power, intensity, light intensity, light power, luminous power4) Construction: lighting power, photometric intensity, candle light5) Mathematics: luminous flux6) Railway term: luminous intensity (ТАН)7) Optics: candle-power (в свечах)8) Polygraphy: candle power (в канделах), illuminating power, intensity of light, luminous intensity (в канделах)9) Telecommunications: candle power10) Electronics: candlepower, directional luminous intensity11) Astronautics: illumination density12) Makarov: candlepower (в свечах)13) Electrical engineering: candlepower (в канделах) -
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