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1 intermittent input
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2 intermittent input
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3 input
1. n вклад2. n вложение, инвестиция, взнос3. n шотл. денежный вклад4. n эк. затраты; потребляемый фактор, фактор производстваlabour inputs — затраты труда, трудозатраты
labor input — затраты труда, трудоёмкость
5. n эк. пуск, ввод, запуск в производствоtext input — ввод текста, текстовой ввод
6. n вчт. ввод, вход, подача7. n вчт. устройство вводаinput channel — входной канал; канал ввода
8. n вчт. входной сигнал9. n вчт. входные данные; входная информация10. n тех. ввод, подача, подвод; загрузка11. n тех. подводимая мощность, потребляемая мощность12. n тех. радио входной контур13. a входной14. a расположенный на входеinput line — входная шина; входная линия
15. a исходныйinput language — входной, исходный язык
16. v вчт. вводить данныеСинонимический ряд:1. anything put in (noun) amount put in; anything put in; contribution; data; data entry; facts; feedback; information2. add (verb) add; enter; feed in; indicate; introduce; key in; keypunch; scan; type in -
4 intermittent
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5 intermittent operation
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6 bipolar input
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7 complemented input
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8 differential input
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9 free-floating input
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10 inverting input
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11 latched input
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12 overriding input
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13 secondary input
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14 switching input
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15 unused input
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16 carry input
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17 free-floating input
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18 inhibitory input
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19 inverting input
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20 master input
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