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Математика: чисто мнимое полеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > totally imaginary field
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1) поле || полевой2) магн. наряжённость поля3) участок; область5) полигр. фон; грунт6) горн. прииск; месторождение7) горн. промысел || промысловый8) матем. тело; поле10) полевой; эксплуатационный•- algebraically complete field - axisymmetric field - base field - basic field - completely valuated field - field of algebraic numbers - fully ordered field - fully ramified field - gross field - guiding magnetic field - linear transformation field - locally compact ultrametric field - locally finite field - purely unseparable field - strictly monotone field - strongly isomorphic field - topologized algebraic field - totally imaginary field - totally ramified field - totally real fieldfield with a valuation — поле с оценкой, поле с нормой; метризованное поле
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эксперимент в эксплуатационных условиях; опыт на работающем оборудованииEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > field experiment
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Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > чисто мнимое поле
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12 خط
خَطّ \ band: a line of material that is different from the rest, esp. in colour: A red band was painted round the tin. line: a long thin mark: a pencil line; the white lines on a football field. streak: an irregular thin strip of colour: streaks of red cloud at sunset. stripe: a long narrow band of colour: a flag with green, yellow and blue stripes. trail: a track left by sb. or sth.: The storm left a trail of destruction. The police were on his trail (were following signs, in search of him). \ See Also شريط (شَرِيط)، أَثَر \ خَطّ \ graph: a line drawn on squared paper, to show the change in amount at different times or under different conditions: He drew a graph of the monthly rainfall. \ See Also رَسْم بَيَانِيّ \ خَطّ الاسْتِواء \ equator: an imaginary line around the earth, halfway between its most northern and southern points. \ خَطّ أنابِيب \ pipeline: a large pipe through which liquid or gas is carried for long distances (esp. oil from an oilfield to a port). \ خَطّ قَضيب سِكّة الحديد \ railway, railroad: a track along which trains run: The road crosses the railway (line) by a bridge. \ خَطّ كتَابة باليَد \ handwriting: sb.’s way of writing: I can’t read your handwriting. \ خَطّ مَجْرى التَّفْكير \ line: the course of an idea: a line of thought. \ خَطّ حَديدي جانِبِيّ \ siding: a short piece of railway track beside a main line (for loading goods, etc.). \ خَطّ السَّاحِل \ coastline: a line following the shape of the coast, esp. as seen from the sea. \ خَطّ سَفَر جَوِّي \ airline: air transport system for public use. \ خَطّ سِكَّة الحَديد \ line: a railway track: the main line to London; a branch line. \ خَطّ السَّمْت \ meridian: an imaginary line drawn from the top point of the earth to the bottom, used on maps to show position. \ خَطّ سَيْر \ line: a course; a direction: One road follows the line of the river; the other follows the coastline. path: the line along which sth. moves: the moon’s path round the earth. route: the way that one takes from one place to another: Which is the safest route up the mountain?. \ See Also طريق (طَرِيق) \ خَطّ الطُّول \ longitude: one of a set of imaginary lines round the world that are drawn on maps to show how far east or west sth. is (see latitude). \ خَطّ العَرْض \ latitude: one of a set of imaginary lines round the world that are usual on maps to show how far north or south sth. is (see longitude): In northern latitudes, daylight lasts for 20 hours in the summer. parallel: an imaginary line on a map, for describing the position of anything (see latitude): The 49th parallel (of latitude) forms a border between Canada and the USA. \ خَطّ القِتال \ line: (in war) a row of defended positions: in the front line; behind the enemy lines. \ خَطّ قَصير (عَلامَة وَصْل) (شَرْطَة قصيرة) \ hyphen: (-) that is used for joining two words, as in: blood-red. \ خَطّ قُطْري \ diagonal: (in the direction of) a straight line joining two opposite corners of a square; (of) any straight line which runs in a sloping direction: a cloth with a diagonal pattern. \ خَطّ اليَد \ script: handwriting, not printing. \ خَطّ الدَّرْز \ seam: the line where two edges of cloth or leather meet (and are sewn or stuck together): the seam of one’s trouser leg. \ خَطّ حُدود مَلْعَب (الكُرَة) \ touchline: the line down each side of a football field. \ خُطوطٌ رئيسيَّة \ outline: a statement of the main facts: an outline of English history. \ خَطَأٌ \ amiss: wrong; out of order: There’s something amiss with this telephone. error: mistake. fault: sth. that is wrong; a weakness: The lights have gone out; there must be an electrical fault. mistake: an incorrect act or thought: It was a mistake to lend him money. Your English is full of mistakes. wrong: not right; unjust; against custom; against the law: It is wrong to tell lies or to steal, not correct; mistaken; unsuitable That’s the wrong answer, and the wrong way to do it. She came in the wrong clothes for riding, (a) wrong action, a crime; an injustice If you do no wrong, you will not be punished. \ أَخْطَاء (أَغلاطٌ كِتابيَّة أو مَطبعيَّة) \ errata. -
13 boundary
plural - boundaries; noun1) (an often imaginary line separating one thing from another: the boundary between two towns.) grænse; skæl2) ((in cricket) a hit which crosses the boundary line round the field, scoring four runs or six runs.) grænse(-linje)* * *plural - boundaries; noun1) (an often imaginary line separating one thing from another: the boundary between two towns.) grænse; skæl2) ((in cricket) a hit which crosses the boundary line round the field, scoring four runs or six runs.) grænse(-linje) -
14 vector
1) векторб) вчт одномерный массив2) направление; курс3) наведение; задание направления || наводить; задавать направление4) проф. векторный дисплей•- vector of gyration
- vector of ones
- vector of parameters
- 3-vector
- 4-vector
- absolute vector
- activity vector
- antiferromagnetic vector
- antiparallel vectors
- axial vector
- Boolean vector
- bounded vector
- bra vector
- Burgers vector
- characteristic vector
- checking vector
- chrominance vector
- code vector
- codebook vector
- cointegrating vector
- column vector
- communication vector
- complanar vectors
- complex vector
- concurrent input vectors
- contravariant vector
- coordinate unit vector
- correction vector
- covariant vector
- curvature vector
- cyclic vector
- data vector
- decision vector
- delta vector
- design vector
- Dirac bra vector
- Dirac ket vector
- direct-lattice vector
- displacement vector
- dope vector
- E-vector
- electric vector
- electric-field vector
- energy-flux vector
- error vector
- evaluation vector
- ferromagnetic vector
- field vector
- flow vector
- flux vector
- force vector
- four-dimensional vector
- Frank vector
- free vector
- Gaussian vector
- generating vector
- gliding vector
- gradient vector
- H-vector
- Hertz vector
- Hertzian vector
- imaginary vector
- improper vector
- infinitesimal vector
- initialization vector
- input vector
- input-test vector
- input weight vector
- interference vector
- interrupt vector
- irrotational vector
- ket vector
- layer weight vector
- lexicographically positive vector
- macroscopic magnetization vector
- magnetic vector
- magnetic-field vector
- magnetic field intensity vector
- magnetic field strength vector
- magnetic induction vector
- magnetic strength vector
- magnetization vector
- magnetization intensity vector
- minimizing vector
- momentum vector
- mutually orthogonal vectors
- mutually perpendicular vectors
- N-dimensional vector
- negative vectors
- net input vector
- noise vector
- normal vector
- normalized vector
- null vector
- nullity vector
- output vector
- output-test vector
- output weight vector
- parallel vectors
- payoff vector
- phase vector
- polar vector
- polarization vector
- polarization vector for field vector
- polarization unit vector
- policy vector
- position vector
- Poynting's vector
- primitive vector
- propagation vector
- proper vector
- radius vector
- random vector
- rank vector
- raw vector
- ray vector
- real vector
- reciprocal-lattice vector
- regression vector
- relative vector
- residual vector
- resolvent vector
- resultant vector
- rotational vector
- row vector
- Shapley vector
- shift vector
- solution vector
- space vector
- space-like vector
- space-time vector
- spin vector
- spiral vector
- standardized vector
- state vector
- stochastic vector
- strategy vector
- sum vector
- tangent vector
- target output vector
- test vector
- time-like vector
- training vector
- transfer vector
- translation vector
- true vector
- twist vector
- unit vector
- velocity vector
- wave vector
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1) элемент, компонент, деталь, составная часть2) звено; блок; модуль3) устройство, узел4) орган5) датчик, первичный элемент6) элемент, параметр• -
16 constant
1) константаб) постоянная; коэффициент; модуль2) постоянный; не изменяющийся; неизменяемый; фиксированный3) вчт литерал, самозначимый символ или самозначимая группа символов, проф. буквальный символ или буквальная группа символов ( в тексте программы)•- acoustical attenuation constant
- acoustical phase constant
- acoustical propagation constant
- adaptation constant
- address constant
- adiabatic dielectric constant
- anisotropy constant
- aperiodic time constant
- arbitrary constant
- attenuation constant
- Boltzmann constant
- capacitor constant
- charge-storage time constant
- clamped dielectric constant
- coil constant
- collector-base time constant
- collector depletion-layer time constant
- complex constant
- complex dielectric constant
- compliance constant
- constant-strain electrooptic constant
- constant-stress electrooptic constant
- Cotton-Mouton constant
- Coulomb force constant
- coupling constant
- damping constant
- decay constant
- decimal constant
- demagnetizing constant
- derivative-active time constant
- dielectric constant
- dielectric constant at constant strain
- dielectric constant at constant stress
- dielectric phase constant
- differential dielectric constant
- diffusion constant
- direct-axis transient open-circuit time constant
- direct-axis transient short-circuit time constant
- distributed constant
- distribution constant
- effective dielectric constant
- elastic compliance constant
- elastic stiffness constant
- elastoresistive constant
- electric constant
- electric charge time constant
- electric discharge time constant
- electrocaloric constant
- electromagnetic constant
- electron diffusion constant
- electron-phonon coupling constant
- electrooptic constant
- electrostrictive constant
- equilibrium-distribution constant
- exchange interaction constant
- Faraday constant
- fast time constant
- Feigenbaum constant
- fine-structure constant
- first-order anisotropy constant
- floating-point constant
- fundamental constant
- galvanometer constant
- grating constant
- Hall constant
- Hall-effect constant
- hole diffusion constant
- hyperfine coupling constant
- hysteresis material constants
- image attenuation constant
- image phase constant
- image phase-change constant
- image transfer constant
- imaginary constant
- inertia constant
- initial dielectric constant
- integer constant
- integral-action time constant
- Kerr constant
- Lame constants
- lattice constant
- longitudinal piezoresistive constant
- lumped constant
- magnetic constant
- magnetic anisotropy constant
- magnetic hysteresis constants
- magnetoelastic coupling constant
- magnetoelectric constant
- magnetoresistive constant
- magnetostriction constant
- Margie-Righi-Leduc constant
- molecular-field constant
- momentum constant
- morphic constant
- Nernst-Ettingshausen constants
- network constants
- network attenuation constant
- network phase constant
- network transfer constant
- numeric constant
- Peltier constant
- phase constant
- phase-change constant
- phenomenological constant
- photoelectric constant
- piezoelectric constant
- piezomagnetic constant
- piezooptic constant
- piezoresistive constant
- Planck constant
- propagation constant
- pulse-fall time -constant
- pulse-rise time constant
- pyroelectric constant
- pyromagnetic constant
- quadratic electrooptic constant
- quadrature-axis transient open-circuit time constant
- quadrature-axis transient short-circuit time constant
- quadrupole coupling constant
- Rayleigh constants
- RC constant
- real constant
- reciprocity constant
- recoil constant
- reduced Planck's constant
- register constant
- relative dielectric constant
- relative stress optical constant
- reversible dielectric constant
- Righi-Leduc constant
- Rydberg constant
- scintillation-counter energy-resolution constant
- screening constant
- Seebeck constant
- shielding constant
- solar constant
- specific gamma-ray constant
- spin-lattice coupling constant
- spin-orbit coupling constant
- spread constant
- Stefan-Boltzmann constant
- stored-energy constant
- thermal-stress constant
- thermal time constant
- third-order elastic constant
- time constant
- transfer constant
- transmission constant
- transmission-line constants
- Verdet constant
- wavelength constant
- Weiss constant
- Weiss-field constant
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17 scene
[siːn]1) (in play, film, novel) scena f.; teatr. (stage scenery) scena f., scenario m.to set the scene for — fig. creare le premesse per
the scene was set for a major tragedy — fig. si prepararava lo scenario per una tragedia di enormi proporzioni
2) (location) scena f., luogo m.these streets have been the scene of violent fighting — queste strade sono state teatro di violenti scontri
to come on the scene — [police, ambulance] arrivare sul luogo; fig. comparire
3) (sphere, field) mondo m., ambiente m.the jazz, fashion scene — il mondo del jazz, della moda
4) (emotional incident) scena f., scenata f.5) (image, sight) immagine f., scena f.6) (view) vista f., veduta f.; art. scena f.* * *[si:n]1) (the place where something real or imaginary happens: A murderer sometimes revisits the scene of his crime; The scene of this opera is laid/set in Switzerland.) scena2) (an incident etc which is seen or remembered: He recalled scenes from his childhood.) scena3) (a show of anger: I was very angry but I didn't want to make a scene.) scenata4) (a view of a landscape etc: The sheep grazing on the hillside made a peaceful scene.) spettacolo, vista5) (one part or division of a play etc: The hero died in the first scene of the third act of the play.) scena6) (the setting or background for a play etc: Scene-changing must be done quickly.) palcoscenico7) (a particular area of activity: the academic/business scene.) ambiente, mondo•- scenery- scenic
- behind the scenes
- come on the scene* * *[siːn]1) (in play, film, novel) scena f.; teatr. (stage scenery) scena f., scenario m.to set the scene for — fig. creare le premesse per
the scene was set for a major tragedy — fig. si prepararava lo scenario per una tragedia di enormi proporzioni
2) (location) scena f., luogo m.these streets have been the scene of violent fighting — queste strade sono state teatro di violenti scontri
to come on the scene — [police, ambulance] arrivare sul luogo; fig. comparire
3) (sphere, field) mondo m., ambiente m.the jazz, fashion scene — il mondo del jazz, della moda
4) (emotional incident) scena f., scenata f.5) (image, sight) immagine f., scena f.6) (view) vista f., veduta f.; art. scena f. -
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1) константаб) постоянная; коэффициент; модуль2) постоянный; не изменяющийся; неизменяемый; фиксированный3) вчт. литерал, самозначимый символ или самозначимая группа символов, проф. буквальный символ или буквальная группа символов ( в тексте программы)•- acoustical attenuation constant
- acoustical phase constant
- acoustical propagation constant
- adaptation constant
- address constant
- adiabatic dielectric constant
- anisotropy constant
- aperiodic time constant
- arbitrary constant
- attenuation constant
- Boltzmann constant
- capacitor constant
- charge-storage time constant
- clamped dielectric constant
- coil constant
- collector depletion-layer time constant
- collector-base time constant
- complex constant
- complex dielectric constant
- compliance constant
- constant-strain electrooptic constant
- constant-stress electrooptic constant
- Cotton-Mouton constant
- Coulomb force constant
- coupling constant
- damping constant
- decay constant
- decimal constant
- demagnetizing constant
- derivative-active time constant
- dielectric constant at constant strain
- dielectric constant at constant stress
- dielectric constant
- dielectric phase constant
- differential dielectric constant
- diffusion constant
- direct-axis transient open-circuit time constant
- direct-axis transient short-circuit time constant
- distributed constant
- distribution constant
- effective dielectric constant
- elastic compliance constant
- elastic stiffness constant
- elastoresistive constant
- electric charge time constant
- electric constant
- electric discharge time constant
- electrocaloric constant
- electromagnetic constant
- electron diffusion constant
- electron-phonon coupling constant
- electrooptic constant
- electrostrictive constant
- equilibrium-distribution constant
- exchange interaction constant
- Faraday constant
- fast time constant
- Feigenbaum constant
- fine-structure constant
- first-order anisotropy constant
- floating-point constant
- fundamental constant
- galvanometer constant
- grating constant
- Hall constant
- Hall-effect constant
- hole diffusion constant
- hyperfine coupling constant
- hysteresis material constants
- image attenuation constant
- image phase constant
- image phase-change constant
- image transfer constant
- imaginary constant
- inertia constant
- initial dielectric constant
- integer constant
- integral-action time constant
- Kerr constant
- Lame constants
- lattice constant
- longitudinal piezoresistive constant
- lumped constant
- magnetic anisotropy constant
- magnetic constant
- magnetic hysteresis constants
- magnetoelastic coupling constant
- magnetoelectric constant
- magnetoresistive constant
- magnetostriction constant
- Margie-Righi-Leduc constant
- molecular-field constant
- momentum constant
- morphic constant
- Nernst-Ettingshausen constants
- network attenuation constant
- network constants
- network phase constant
- network transfer constant
- numeric constant
- Peltier constant
- phase constant
- phase-change constant
- phenomenological constant
- photoelectric constant
- piezoelectric constant
- piezomagnetic constant
- piezooptic constant
- piezoresistive constant
- Planck constant
- propagation constant
- pulse-fall time-constant
- pulse-rise time constant
- pyroelectric constant
- pyromagnetic constant
- quadratic electrooptic constant
- quadrature-axis transient open-circuit time constant
- quadrature-axis transient short-circuit time constant
- quadrupole coupling constant
- Rayleigh constants
- RC constant
- real constant
- reciprocity constant
- recoil constant
- reduced Planck's constant
- register constant
- relative dielectric constant
- relative stress optical constant
- reversible dielectric constant
- Righi-Leduc constant
- Rydberg constant
- scintillation-counter energy-resolution constant
- screening constant
- Seebeck constant
- shielding constant
- solar constant
- specific gamma-ray constant
- spin-lattice coupling constant
- spin-orbit coupling constant
- spread constant
- Stefan-Boltzmann constant
- stored-energy constant
- thermal time constant
- thermal-stress constant
- third-order elastic constant
- time constant
- transfer constant
- transmission constant
- transmission-line constants
- Verdet constant
- wavelength constant
- Weiss constant
- Weiss-field constant
- Zeeman splitting constantThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > constant
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19 scene
nounscene of the crime — Ort des Verbrechens; Tatort, der
love/trial scene — Liebes-/Gerichtsszene, die
3) (display of passion, anger, jealousy) Szene, diecreate or make a scene — eine Szene machen
change of scene — Tapetenwechsel, der (ugs.)
arrive or come on the scene — auftauchen
6) (field of action)the political/drug/artistic scene — die politische/Drogen-/Kunstszene
7) (coll.): (area of interest)what's your scene? — worauf stehst du? (ugs.)
that's not my scene — das ist nicht mein Fall (ugs.)
behind the scenes — (lit. or fig.) hinter den Kulissen
set the scene [for somebody] — (fig.) [jemandem] die Ausgangssituation darlegen
* * *[si:n]1) (the place where something real or imaginary happens: A murderer sometimes revisits the scene of his crime; The scene of this opera is laid/set in Switzerland.) der Schauplatz2) (an incident etc which is seen or remembered: He recalled scenes from his childhood.) die Episode3) (a show of anger: I was very angry but I didn't want to make a scene.) die Szene4) (a view of a landscape etc: The sheep grazing on the hillside made a peaceful scene.) der Anblick5) (one part or division of a play etc: The hero died in the first scene of the third act of the play.) die Szene6) (the setting or background for a play etc: Scene-changing must be done quickly.) die Szene7) (a particular area of activity: the academic/business scene.) die Szene•- academic.ru/64566/scenery">scenery- scenic
- behind the scenes
- come on the scene* * *[si:n]nnude \scene Nacktszene fthe \scene is set in 19th-century Venice Ort der Handlung ist das Venedig des 19. Jahrhundertschange of \scene Kulissenwechsel m, Szenenwechsel m; ( fig) Kulissenwechsel m, Tapetenwechsel m fig famthe police were on the \scene within minutes die Polizei war binnen Minuten am Tatortthe \scene of the crime der Schauplatz des Verbrechenshe paints street \scenes er malt Straßenszenenopera isn't really my \scene die Oper ist nicht ganz mein Fallart/drugs/jazz \scene Kunst-/Drogen-/Jazzszene fto appear on [or burst upon] the \scene plötzlich auftauchenrap music burst upon the \scene in the early 1980s Rapmusik erschien in den frühen 80ern plötzlich auf der Bildfläche famplease don't make a \scene here in the restaurant bitte mach' hier im Restaurant keine Szene8.▶ to steal the \scene die Szene dominieren* * *[siːn]n1) (= place, setting) Schauplatz m; (of play, novel) Ort m der Handlungthe scene of the crime — der Tatort, der Schauplatz des Verbrechens
the scene is set in Padua — Ort der Handlung ist Padua, das Stück/der Roman etc spielt in Padua
a change of scene does you good — ein Tapetenwechsel m tut dir gut
to come or appear on the scene — auftauchen, auf der Bildfläche erscheinen
after the accident the police were first on the scene — nach dem Unfall war die Polizei als erste zur Stelle
2) (= description, incident) Szene fAct II, scene i — Akt II, 1. Auftritt or Szene
4) (THEAT: scenery) Bühnenbild nt, Kulisse fscenes of Parisian life — Szenen aus dem Pariser Leben
7) (inf: area of activity) Szene fthe London drug/pop etc scene — die Londoner Drogen-/Popszene etc
that's not my scene — da steh ich nicht drauf (inf)
to know the scene or what the scene is — wissen, was abgeht (sl)
it's a whole different scene here — hier sieht alles ganz anders aus, hier läuft alles ganz anders (inf)
he knew he'd made the scene when... — er wusste, dass er es geschafft hatte, als... (inf)
* * *scene1 [siːn] s1. THEATa) Szene f, Auftritt mc) Kulisse fe) obs Bühne f:2.FILM, TV Szene f:scene of violence Gewaltszene3. Szene f, Episode f (in einem Roman etc)4. MAL Landschaftsbild n5. Szenerie f, Hintergrund m (einer Erzählung etc)6. fig Szene f, Schauplatz m:be on the scene zur Stelle sein;come onto the scene auf der Bildfläche erscheinen, auftauchen7. Szene f, Anblick m:scene of destruction Bild n der Zerstörung8. Szene f:a) Vorgang m, Vorfall mb) (heftiger) Auftritt:make a scene (jemandem) eine Szene machen9. umg (Drogen-, Pop- etc) Szene f10. fig (Welt)Bühne f:quit the scene von der Bühne abtreten (sterben)sc. abk1. scale2. scene3. science4. scientific5. scilicet, namely näml.* * *nounscene of the crime — Ort des Verbrechens; Tatort, der
love/trial scene — Liebes-/Gerichtsszene, die
3) (display of passion, anger, jealousy) Szene, diecreate or make a scene — eine Szene machen
change of scene — Tapetenwechsel, der (ugs.)
5) (place of action) Ort des Geschehensarrive or come on the scene — auftauchen
the political/drug/artistic scene — die politische/Drogen-/Kunstszene
7) (coll.): (area of interest)what's your scene? — worauf stehst du? (ugs.)
behind the scenes — (lit. or fig.) hinter den Kulissen
set the scene [for somebody] — (fig.) [jemandem] die Ausgangssituation darlegen
* * *n.Schauplatz m.Szene -n f.Vorgang -¨e m. -
20 extension
1) надставка; насадка2) удлинитель3) выступающая часть, консольная часть4) пристройка5) продление; продолжение6) простирание; протяжённость; распространение7) растяжение; распрямление8) сварка установочная длина9) геод. сгущение сети опорных точек10) расширение; удлинение; добавление; увеличение11) экстенсия, разгибание•extension in space — матем. протяжённость в пространстве
extension by definition — матем. расширение с помощью определений
extension by adjunction — матем. расширение путём присоединения
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Field of vision — Vision Vi sion, n. [OE. visioun, F. vision, fr. L. visio, from videre, visum, to see: akin to Gr. ? to see, ? I know, and E. wit. See {Wit}, v., and cf. {Advice}, {Clairvoyant}, {Envy}, {Evident}, {Provide}, {Revise}, {Survey}, {View}, {Visage},… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Imaginary element — In mathematical model theory, an imaginary element of a structure is roughly a definable equivalence class. These were introduced by harvtxt|Shelah|1990, and elimination of imaginaries was introduced by harvtxt|Poizat|1983Definitions* M is a… … Wikipedia
Field Day Theatre Company — The Field Day Theatre Company began as an artistic collaboration between playwright Brian Friel and actor Stephen Rea. In 1980, the duo set out to launch a production of Friel s recently completed play, Translations . They decided to rehearse and … Wikipedia
field line — noun an imaginary line in a field of force; direction of the line at any point is the direction of the force at that point • Syn: ↑line of force • Hypernyms: ↑line • Hyponyms: ↑electrical line of force, ↑magnetic line of force * * * … Useful english dictionary
field exercise — An exercise conducted in the field under simulated war conditions in which troops and armament of one side are actually present, while those of the other side may be imaginary or in outline. See also command post exercise … Military dictionary
Common integrals in quantum field theory — There are common integrals in quantum field theory that appear repeatedly.[1] These integrals are all variations and generalizations of gaussian integrals to the complex plane and to multiple dimensions. Other integrals can be approximated by… … Wikipedia
Thermal quantum field theory — In theoretical physics, thermal quantum field theory or finite temperature field theory (or, shorter, thermal field theory ) is a set of methods to calculate expectation values of physical observables of a quantum field theory at finite… … Wikipedia
