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1 интегрировать с точностью до постоянной
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > интегрировать с точностью до постоянной
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* * *интегри́ровать гл.
integrate, evaluate an integral, find an integralинтегри́ровать в интерва́ле … integrate over an interval (e. g., over - t)интегри́роваться в квадрату́рах — be solved [be integrated] by quadraturesинтегри́ровать в преде́лах от … до … — integrate between … and …, integrate between the limits from … to …интегри́ровать многокра́тно — integrate multiplyинтегри́ровать по … — integrate with respect to …интегри́ровать dn по E в преде́лах … — integrate dn for E going from … to …интегри́ровать по частя́м — integrate by partsинтегри́ровать почле́нно — integrate term by term, integrate termwiseинтегри́ровать с то́чностью до постоя́нной — integrate up to a constant -
3 интегрировать почленно
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > интегрировать почленно
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4 интегрировать
1) integrate
2) integrating
– интегрировать в интервале
– интегрировать в квадратурах
– интегрировать многократно
– интегрировать по частям
– интегрировать почленно
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