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1 распространяться
•The waves would propagate (or progress) downward.
•Strain energy is propagated through the rocks.
•The crack propagated at a high rate.
•The two rays of light travel at different velocities.
•The shock wave travels (or is propagated) through the ground.
•Solar radiation streams out in all directions from the Sun.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > распространяться
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2 через
1) across
2) by means of
3) per
4) through
5) via
– выраженный через
– проходящий через
анализ через синтез — analysis by synthesis
вещание через искусственный спутник Земли — satellite broadcasting
взрыв через влияние — propagated blast
возврат через землю — earth return
время прохождения через афелий — time of aphelion passage
диффузия через перегородку — barrier diffusion
диффундировать через мембрану — diffuse through septum
запись через копировальную бумагу — carbon pressure recording
логика на полевых транзисторах с емкостными связями через диоды — capacitive diode FET logic
передача через ИСЗ — satellite transmission
переливание через водослив — <meteor.> overflow
перетекание через зазоры — leakage through clearances
пропускание через фильтр — filtration
проходить через нависшую точку — culminate
проходить через афелий — pass aphelion
проходить через вещество — traverse material
проходить через щель — pass through slit
прохождение сигнала через помехи — signal read-through
разливка через промежуточный ковш — tundish teeming
расход воды через водослив — spillway discharge
связь через коммутатор — <commun.> point-to-point communication
туннелирование через барьер — barrier tunnelling
цепь возврата через землю — ground return circuit
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