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1 immersion-electron microscope
Телекоммуникации: иммерсионный электронный микроскопУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > immersion-electron microscope
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2 immersion-electron microscope
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > immersion-electron microscope
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3 microscope
- fluorescent digital-imaging microscope
- flying-spot microscope
- high-resolution electron microscope
- high-voltage electron microscope
- immersion-electron microscope
- infrared microscope
- near-field scanning optical microscope
- point-projection electron microscopeEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > microscope
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4 microscope
1) микроскоп
2) микроскопировать
– binocular microscope
– biological microscope
– blink microscope
– digitized microscope
– electron microscope
– field ion microscope
– field-emission microscope
– field-ion microscope
– fluorescence microscope
– high-power microscope
– immersion microscope
– infra-red microscope
– interference microscope
– inverted-stage microscope
– laser microscope
– light microscope
– Linnik microscope
– low-power microscope
– measuring microscope
– metallurgical microscope
– monocular microscope
– nuclear-emulsion microscope
– phase-contrast microscope
– photoelectric microscope
– polarizing microscope
– projection microscope
– reading microscope
– scanning microscope
– shadow microscope
– stereoscopic microscope
– television microscope
– toolmakermicroscopes microscope
– ultra-violet microscope
– visible by microscope
– X-ray microscope
mirror electron microscope — зеркальный электронный микроскоп
reflection electron microscope — отражательный электронный микроскоп
scanning electron microscope — растровый электронный микроскоп
transmisson electron microscope — просвечивающий электронный микроскоп
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5 immersion microscope
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > immersion microscope
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