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1) General subject: delicacy (приборов), emotionalism (излишняя), hokum, pathos, pickup, response, sensibility, sensitivity, sentience, sentimentalism, sentimentality, susceptibility, susceptibleness, susceptivity, tenderness, tendresse, (например, к параметрам) responsitivity2) Aviation: response level (в дБ)3) Naval: receiving response4) Medicine: esthesis, irritability, sensation, vulnerability (к боли), responsitivity5) Engineering: response characteristic (напр. преобразователя), response level (в децибелах), responsivity, raw output(s)6) Chemistry: sensitiveness7) Construction: plant response (системы, установки)8) Mathematics: quick response, responsive9) Railway term: colour response (к цвету), control sensitivity, response (прибора, механизма и т. д.)10) Law: perceptibility12) Mining: response (сейсмографа)13) Metallurgy: responsiveness (прибора)14) Polygraphy: feeling, (термальной пластины) energy15) Psychology: soreness16) Telecommunications: relative transmitting response (сонара)18) Physiology: excitability (органа, ткани к раздражителю), irritability (органа)19) Oil: responsiveness20) Immunology: receptiveness22) Astronautics: illumination sensitivity, luminous intensity sensitivity23) Atomic energy: explosiveness24) Business: sentimental value25) Automation: smoothness (механизма)26) General subject: response (к действиям органа управления)27) Aviation medicine: receptivity, sensitivity (к сенсорному раздражителю), susceptiveness28) Makarov: factor of merit (прибора), intolerance, range (дозиметра и т.п.), response (прибора), response (прибора или реакции), response characteristic (напр., преобразователя), responsiveness (системы на внешнее воздействие), sensibility (прибора), sensibility (сентиментальность), sensibility to (smth.) (к чему-л.), sensory29) Security: (пороговая) detection sensitivity, vulnerability (к воздействию внешних факторов)30) Cement: attackability (к внешним воздействиям)
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