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1 lattice with basis
решетка с базисом.English-Russian cryptological dictionary > lattice with basis
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > решетка с базисом
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basis, base, baseline геод., base line, fiducial line* * *ба́зис м.1. геод. base(-line), initial line2. мат. basis (set)3. крист. basal planeбезусло́вный ба́зис мат. — absolute basisба́зис ве́кторного простра́нства мат. — basis of vector spaceгеодези́ческий ба́зис — base(-line)переходи́ть от геодези́ческого ба́зиса к (исхо́дной) стороне́ треуго́льника — connect the base(-line) with the triangle sideконтро́льный ба́зис геод. — check [comparison, control] base(-line)ба́зис кристалли́ческой решё́тки — crystal lattice basisба́зис окре́стностей мат. — neighbourhood baseортогона́льный ба́зис мат. — orthogonal basisортонорми́рованный ба́зис мат. — orthonormal [normal orthogonal] basisпостоя́нный ба́зис геод. — substance barстереоскопи́ческий ба́зис — stereoscopic base(-line)ба́зис съё́мки1. observation base(-line)2. кфт. photographic (image) base(-line)съё́мочный ба́зис — camera base(-line), interaxial separation (of the camera lenses)трансценде́нтный ба́зис мат. — transcendental basisба́зис триангуля́ции — triangulation base(-line)фотограмметри́ческий ба́зис — photogrammetric base(-line)ба́зис фотографи́рования — air baseба́зис фотографи́рования в масшта́бе аэросни́мка — scale distance of an air base(-line)ба́зис фотографи́рования в масшта́бе стереомоде́ли — picture-edge distanceэтало́нный ба́зис геод. — calibration base(-line)* * * -
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1. м. геод. base, initial line2. м. мат. basis3. м. крист. basal plane
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