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1 линеаризация
* * *линеариза́ция ж.
linearizationвибрацио́нная линеариза́ция — linearization by oscillationгармони́ческая линеариза́ция — linearization by the describing function methodлинеариза́ция ме́тодом ма́лых откло́нений — linearization by the perturbation methodпринуди́тельная линеариза́ция — forced linearizationстатисти́ческая линеариза́ция — statistical linearization* * * -
2 линеаризация
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3 гармоническая линеаризация
1) Engineering: harmonic linearization2) Makarov: linearization by the describing function methodУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > гармоническая линеаризация
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