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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > integrate by parts
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2 integrate by parts
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > integrate by parts
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Математика: интегрировать по частям -
5 integrate
1) интегрировать
2) комплексировать
3) объединять
4) составлять целое
5) проинтегрировать
– if we integrate
– integrate by parts
– integrate information
– integrate multiply
– integrate over
– integrate up to a constant
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6 integrate
1) мат. интегрировать2) объединять•to integrate out of — исключать путем интегрирования, исключать при интегрировании
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запасные части, детали alignment of mating parts ≈ приработка сопряженных деталей divide into parts ≈ делить на части, членить method of proportional parts ≈ метод линейной интерполяции parts rolling mill ≈ стан деталепрокатный principle of proportional parts ≈ принцип пропорциональных частей proportional parts method ≈ метод пропорциональных частей (метод линейной интерполяции) secondary parts of a triangle ≈ второстепенные элементы треугольника( отличные от сторон и внутренних углов) separation of real and imaginary parts ≈ разделение вещественной и мнимой частей - assorted parts - by parts - cable parts - cooler parts - corresponding parts - grip parts - in equal parts - in parts - integrate by parts - integration by parts - interchangeable parts - machined parts - mate parts - odd parts - proportional parts - spare parts - summation by parts - wearing parts Части parts: materials and ~ материалы и комплектующие изделия replacement ~ взаимозаменяемые детали -
8 parts
1) запасные части
2) детали
– assorted parts
– by parts
– cable parts
– cooler parts
– grip parts
– in equal parts
– in parts
– integrate by parts
– integration by parts
– interchangeable parts
– machined parts
– mate parts
– odd parts
– proportional parts
– spare parts
– wearing parts
divide into parts — делить на части, членить
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Синонимический ряд:1. factors (noun) components; constituents; elements; factors; ingredients2. genitalia (noun) genitalia; genitals; private parts; privates; privities; privy parts; pudenda; secrets3. pieces (noun) chapters; cuts; divisions; members; moieties; parcels; passages; pieces; portions; sections; segments; subdivisions4. rations (noun) allocations; allotments; allowances; apportionments; bites; lots; measures; quanta; quotas; rations; roles; shares; slices5. region (noun) district; quarter; region; section6. sides (noun) sides7. separates (verb) break off; break up; breaks up; dichotomizes; disjoints; dissects; dissevers; disunites; divides; divorces; partitions; ruptures; sections; segments; separates; severs; splits; splits up; sunders -
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1. интегрировать2. интегрироваться; интегрироватьThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > integrate
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'intiɡreit(to (cause to) mix freely with other groups in society etc: The immigrants are not finding it easy to integrate into the life of our cities.) integrar(se)tr['ɪntɪgreɪt]1 integrar (into/with, en), incorporar (into/with, a)■ they've integrated computer technology into the school curriculum han incorporado informática al plan de estudios del centro■ we should integrate all ethnic minorities into society deberíamos integrar a todas las minorías étnicas en la sociedad2 SMALLMATHEMATICS/SMALL integrar1 integrarse (into/with, en), incorporarse (into/with, a)■ some immigrants integrate very quickly into the community algunos inmigrantes se integran con gran rapidez en la comunidad1) unite: integrar, unir2) desegregate: eliminar la segregación deintegrate vi: integrarsev.• integrar v.'ɪntəgreɪt, 'ɪntɪgreɪt
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transitive verb ( combine) integrarto integrate somebody/something INTO something: the new buildings have been successfully integrated with the old se ha logrado integrar con éxito los nuevos edificios con los antiguos; to integrate the handicapped into the community — hacer* que los minusválidos se integren en la sociedad
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vi \<\<parts/unit\>\> integrarse, combinarse (para formar un todo); \<\<immigrants/minorities\>\> integrarse['ɪntɪɡreɪt]to integrate INTO/WITH something — integrarse en/con algo
1.VT integrar (also Math)2.VI integrarse ( into en)* * *['ɪntəgreɪt, 'ɪntɪgreɪt]
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transitive verb ( combine) integrarto integrate somebody/something INTO something: the new buildings have been successfully integrated with the old se ha logrado integrar con éxito los nuevos edificios con los antiguos; to integrate the handicapped into the community — hacer* que los minusválidos se integren en la sociedad
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vi \<\<parts/unit\>\> integrarse, combinarse (para formar un todo); \<\<immigrants/minorities\>\> integrarseto integrate INTO/WITH something — integrarse en/con algo
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1. интегрирование по частям2. интегрирующий по частямThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > integrating by parts
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18 conductive metal parts
English-Russian big medical dictionary > conductive metal parts
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19 wearing parts
части, подверженные износуThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > wearing parts
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20 интегрировать по частям
integrate by partsБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > интегрировать по частям
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integrate — verb 1 combine two things ADVERB ▪ closely, tightly, well ▪ They called for the defence system to be more closely integrated. ▪ completely, fully, seamlessly … Collocations dictionary
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integrate — [c]/ˈɪntəgreɪt / (say intuhgrayt) verb (integrated, integrating) –verb (t) 1. to bring together (parts) into a whole. 2. to make up or complete as a whole, as parts do. 3. to indicate the total amount or the mean value of. 4. Mathematics to find… …
integrate — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. unite, fuse; synthesize, blend; complete. See unity. II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To unify] Syn. mix, blend, combine; see mix 1 , unite 1 . 2. [To abolish racial segregation] Syn. desegregate, remove… … English dictionary for students
Integration by parts — Topics in Calculus Fundamental theorem Limits of functions Continuity Mean value theorem Differential calculus Derivative Change of variables Implicit differentiation Taylor s theorem Related rates … Wikipedia
Integrant parts — Integrant In te*grant, a. [L. integrans, antis, p. pr. of integrare to make whole, renew: cf. F. int[ e]grant. See {Integrate}.] Making part of a whole; necessary to constitute an entire thing; integral. Boyle. [1913 Webster] All these are… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
