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1 layer of weaker air movement
слой слабых воздушных течений, переходный слой на нижней границе тропопаузыEnglish-Russian electronics dictionary > layer of weaker air movement
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2 layer of weaker air movement
слой слабых воздушных течений, переходный слой на нижней границе тропопаузыThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > layer of weaker air movement
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3 layer
1) слой; плёнка || формировать слой или слои; наносить плёнку2) прокладка; разделительный слой || использовать прокладку; разделять слоем3) расслаивать(ся); отслаиваться4) вчт уровень || вводить уровни; использовать многоуровневое представление (напр. иерархической системы)5) уровень шифрования, один из (последовательно применяемых неидентичных) шагов шифрования ( в блочных шифрах)•- layer of weaker air movement
- layer of weights
- accumulation layer
- adhesion layer
- Appleton layer
- application layer - barrier layer
- base layer
- Beilby layer
- blocking layer
- bonding layer
- bottom layer
- boundary layer
- buried layer
- cathode layer
- Chapman layer
- charge layer
- collector layer
- competitive layer
- confusion layer
- control layer
- D-layer
- data-link layer
- daytime layer
- dead layer
- depletionlayer
- deposited layer
- diffusion layer
- dipole layer
- doped layer
- ducting layer
- E-layer
- Es layer
- electroluminescent powder layer
- electron-barrier layer
- elevated layer
- embedded metal layer
- emitter layer
- enriched layer
- epitaxial layer
- evaporation layer
- F-layer
- F1 layer
- F2 layer
- fencing layer
- fused layer
- Gaussian-doped layer
- gettering layer
- Grossberg layer
- half-value layer - heteroepitaxial layer
- hidden layer of neural network
- hole-barrier layer
- homoepitaxial layer
- i-layer
- implanted layer
- input layer of neural network
- interfacial layer
- intrinsic layer
- inversion layer
- ion-implanted layer
- Kennelly-Heaviside layer
- Kohonen layer
- light-blocking layer
- link layer
- liquid-crystal layer
- low-latitude boundary layer
- metal layer
- metallization layer
- microtwinned layer
- microvia layer
- momentum boundary layer
- n-layer
- narrow band-gap layer
- near-intrinsic layer
- network layer
- neural layer
- optical waveguiding layer
- output layer of neural network
- overgrown layer
- oxide layer
- ozone layer
- p-layer
- passivation layer
- phosphor layer
- photoconductive control layer
- physical layer
- pi layer
- plasma sheet boundary layer
- polysilicon layer
- presentation layer
- recording layer
- secure sockets layer
- self-assembled layer
- semi-transparent layer
- sensor layer
- separating layer
- session layer
- signal layer
- space-charge layer
- spontaneous inversion layer
- sporadic-E layer
- surface boundary layer
- swept-out layer
- transaction layer
- transition layer
- transport layer
- tropospheric layer
- unswept layer
- unswept epitaxial layer
- vacuum-deposited layer
- vacuum-evaporated layer
- wide band-gap layer
- wiring layer
- ν-layer
- π-layer -
4 layer
1) слой; плёнка || формировать слой или слои; наносить плёнку2) прокладка; разделительный слой || использовать прокладку; разделять слоем3) расслаивать(ся); отслаиваться4) вчт. уровень || вводить уровни; использовать многоуровневое представление (напр. иерархической системы)5) уровень шифрования, один из (последовательно применяемых неидентичных) шагов шифрования ( в блочных шифрах)•- ν layer- π layer
- accumulation layer
- adhesion layer
- Appleton layer
- application layer
- ATM adaptation layer
- atom layer
- barrier layer
- base layer
- Beilby layer
- blocking layer
- bonding layer
- bottom layer
- boundary layer
- buried layer
- cathode layer
- Chapman layer
- charge layer
- collector layer
- competitive layer
- confusion layer
- control layer
- D layer
- data-link layer
- daytime layer
- dead layer
- depletion layer
- deposited layer
- diffusion layer
- dipole layer
- doped layer
- ducting layer
- E layer
- Es layer
- electroluminescent powder layer
- electron-barrier layer
- elevated layer
- embedded metal layer
- emitter layer
- enriched layer
- epitaxial layer
- evaporation layer
- F layer
- F2 layer
- F1 layer
- fencing layer
- fused layer
- Gaussian-doped layer
- gettering layer
- Grossberg layer
- half-value layer
- hardware abstraction layer
- Heaviside layer
- heteroepitaxial layer
- hidden layer of neural network
- hole-barrier layer
- homoepitaxial layer
- i layer
- implanted layer
- input layer of neural network
- interfacial layer
- intrinsic layer
- inversion layer
- ion-implanted layer
- Kennelly-Heaviside layer
- Kohonen layer
- layer of units
- layer of weaker air movement
- layer of weights
- light-blocking layer
- link layer
- liquid-crystal layer
- low-latitude boundary layer
- metal layer
- metallization layer
- microtwinned layer
- microvia layer
- momentum boundary layer
- n layer
- narrow band-gap layer
- near-intrinsic layer
- network layer
- neural layer
- optical waveguiding layer
- output layer of neural network
- overgrown layer
- oxide layer
- ozone layer
- p layer
- passivation layer
- phosphor layer
- photoconductive control layer
- physical layer
- pi layer
- plasma sheet boundary layer
- polysilicon layer
- presentation layer
- recording layer
- secure sockets layer
- self-assembled layer
- semi-transparent layer
- sensor layer
- separating layer
- session layer
- signal layer
- space-charge layer
- spontaneous inversion layer
- sporadic-E layer
- surface boundary layer
- swept-out layer
- transaction layer
- transition layer
- transport layer
- tropospheric layer
- unswept epitaxial layer
- unswept layer
- vacuum-deposited layer
- vacuum-evaporated layer
- wide band-gap layer
- wiring layerThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > layer
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