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1 light loss
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > light loss
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2 light loss
light loss Lichtverlust mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > light loss
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3 light loss
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4 light loss
1) Картография: потеря освещения, потеря света, потеря яркости2) Макаров: потеря освещённости -
5 light-loss
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6 light loss
незначительная потеря, малая потеря -
7 light loss
потеря яркости; потеря освещённостиАнгло-русский словарь по полиграфии и издательскому делу > light loss
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8 light loss
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9 light loss
потеря света; потеря яркости -
10 light loss
потеря [выключение] зрения -
11 light loss
I ? легка втрата II n незначна втрата -
12 light loss
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13 light loss factor
English-French architecture and construction dictionary > light loss factor
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14 light loss factor
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > light loss factor
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15 light-loss criterion
критерий потери [выключения] зрения < под воздействием перегрузок> -
16 light loss in the deflector
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications > light loss in the deflector
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17 light loss factor
عامل فَقْدِ الضّوْءEnglish-Arabic engineering terms dictionary > light loss factor
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18 central light loss
Медицина: дефект центрального зрения -
19 peripheral light loss
Медицина: дефект периферического зрения -
20 Central Light Loss
Biochemistry: CLLУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Central Light Loss
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