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1 light wavelength
boundary wavelength — граничная длина волны; граница спектра
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2 light wavelength
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3 light wavelength
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4 light wavelength
English-Russian dictionary on household appliances > light wavelength
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5 light wavelength
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications > light wavelength
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6 probe light wavelength
Макаров: длина волны зондирующего светаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > probe light wavelength
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7 wavelength of light
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > wavelength of light
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8 wavelength
n физ. длина волны -
9 wavelength of light
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10 wavelength of light
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11 wavelength of light
English-Russian dictionary on household appliances > wavelength of light
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12 natural wavelength
1. собственная длина волны2. основная волнаEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > natural wavelength
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13 acoustic wavelength
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > acoustic wavelength
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14 boundary wavelength
граничная длина волны; граница спектраEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > boundary wavelength
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15 dominant wavelength
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16 free-space wavelength
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17 neutron wavelength
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18 reduced wavelength
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19 eye-safe wavelength
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20 lantern light
1. свет фонаря2. архит. фонарь верхнего света
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