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mean loss-of-load probability

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1 mean loss-of-load probability

Электротехника: средняя вероятность потери нагрузки

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > mean loss-of-load probability
2 MLOLP

Электротехника: mean loss-of-load probability

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > MLOLP
3 MLOLP

сокр. от mean-loss-of-load probability

средняя вероятность потери нагрузки

English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > MLOLP
4 vector

1) вектор || векторный

2) матем. матрица-столбец

3) аэро пеленг

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vector at the origin — вектор, проведённый из начала координат

vector of order n — n-мерный вектор

vector terminating at A — вектор с концом в точке A

vector to enter basis — вектор, вводимый в базис

vector to leave basis — вектор, исключаемый из базиса

vector with unit length — единичный вектор; орт

- absolute vector

- acceleration vector

- adjoined vector

- adjoint vector

- allowable vector

- almost analytic vector
- almost periodic vector - almost proper vector
- analytic vector

- angular momentum vector

- angular vector

- antiholomorphic cotangent vector
- antiholomorphic tangent vector
- arbitrary vector

- associated vector

- asymptotic vector

- attached vector

- augmented vector

- base vector

- basis vector

- binary vector

- binormal vector

- block-floating vector

- bound vector

- bounded vector

- bra vector

- buckling vector

- Burgers vector

- centroid vector

- characteristic vector

- code vector

- coefficient vector

- column sum vector

- column vector

- complex vector

- component vector

- concave vector

- constant vector

- contravariantly related vectors

- control vector

- coordinate vector

- correction vector

- costate vector

- cotangent vector

- covariant vector

- critical vector

- cross-derivative vector

- curvature vector

- cyclic vector

- decision vector

- decomposable vector

- degenerate vector

- derived vector

- differentiable vector

- differential vector

- directing vector

- direction vector

- disturbance vector

- divergence of vector

- divergence vector

- dominant vector

- drift vector

- dummy vector

- electric displacement vector

- electric vector

- elementary vector

- embedded vector

- entering vector

- equilibrium vector

- evaluation vector

- extremal vector
- extreme vector
- feasible vector

- fixed vector

- flow vector
- flux vector
- focal vector

- force vector

- four-dimensional vector

- free vector

- generating vector

- geometrical vector

- gliding vector

- gradient vector

- harmonic vector

- highest weight vector

- holomorphic vector

- horizontal vector

- improper vector

- incremental vector

- indefinite vector

- infinite-dimensional vector

- infinitesimal vector

- initial vector

- input vector

- integral vector

- intensity vector

- interaction vector

- interrupt vector

- irreversible vector

- irrotational vector

- isotropic vector

- latent vector

- left-hand vector

- lexicographically positive vector

- limit vector

- line of vector

- linear-dependent vector

- load vector

- localized vector

- loss vector

- lowest weight vector
- magnetic displacement vector
- master vector

- matrix vector

- maximal vector

- mean curvature vector

- mean vector

- measuring vector

- minimizing vector

- monotone vector

- mutually perpendicular vectors

- n-component vector

- n-dimensional vector

- negative vector

- neutral vector

- nill vector

- nodal vector

- noise vector

- nondegenerate vector

- nonisotropic vector

- nonlocalized vector

- nonprimitive vector

- nonstandardized vector

- nonvanishing vector

- non-vanishing vector

- nonzero vector
- normal curvature vector - normal unit vector
- normalized vector

- n-space vector

- null vector

- nullity vector

- observation vector

- operand vector

- opposite vector

- optimal vector

- orthonormalized vector

- outward normal vector

- payoff vector

- pendulum vector

- phase vector

- plate-motion vectors

- polar vector

- policy vector

- positively independent vector

- price vector

- principal vector

- probability vector

- propagation vector

- purely spatial vector

- quasianalytic vector

- radial vector

- radius vector

- random vector

- rational vector

- real vector

- reciprocal lattice vector

- reciprocal vector

- recourse vector

- reduced vector

- reference vector

- regression vector

- regular vector

- relative curvature vector

- relative vector

- residual vector

- resolvent vector

- result vector

- resultant vector

- reversed vector

- right-hand vector

- root vector

- rotating vector

- rotation vector

- row sum vector

- row vector

- sectionally holomorphic vector

- self-adjoint vector

- semipositive vector

- separating vector

- shift vector

- simple vector

- singular vector

- sliding vector

- slip vector

- smooth vector

- smoothing vector

- solenoidal vector

- solution vector

- space-like vector

- special vector

- spin vector

- stable vector

- stationary vector

- stochastic vector

- strategy vector

- stress vector

- subordinate vector

- substochastic vector

- surface vector

- symmetric random vector

- symmetry vector

- tangential vector

- three-dimensional vector

- time-like vector
- time-similar vector - translation vector
- translator vector

- transversal vector

- true vector

- truncated vector

- twist vector

- unit vector

- unit vector

- unitary vector

- utility vector

- vector of effects

- vector of errors

- vector of means

- vector of observations

- vector of parameters

- velocity vector

- vertical vector

- vortex-free vector

- vorticity vector

- wave vector

- weight vector

- zero vector

English-Russian scientific dictionary > vector

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