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=-correspondency1) соответствие2) подобие; аналогия•- algebraic correspondence
- analytical correspondence
- asymptotic correspondence
- bijection correspondence
- bijective correspondence
- bilinear correspondence
- binary correspondence
- conformal correspondence
- electronic correspondence
- functional correspondence
- heuristic correspondence
- incident correspondence
- incomplete correspondence
- injective correspondence
- irreducible correspondence
- isomorphic correspondence
- logical correspondence
- one-to-one correspondence
- ordered correspondence
- partial correspondence
- perfect correspondence
- projective correspondence
- reducible correspondence
- surjective correspondence
- technical correspondence
- topological correspondence
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= correspondency1) соответствие2) подобие; аналогия•- algebraic correspondence
- analytical correspondence
- asymptotic correspondence
- bijection correspondence
- bijective correspondence
- bilinear correspondence
- binary correspondence
- conformal correspondence
- electronic correspondence
- functional correspondence
- heuristic correspondence
- incident correspondence
- incomplete correspondence
- injective correspondence
- irreducible correspondence
- isomorphic correspondence
- logical correspondence
- one-to-one correspondence
- ordered correspondence
- partial correspondence
- perfect correspondence
- projective correspondence
- reducible correspondence
- surjective correspondence
- technical correspondence
- topological correspondence
- transitive correspondenceThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > correspondence
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