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[ˌmiːtɪǝrǝ'lɒdʒɪklɪ]ADV meteorológicamente, en lo que se refiere a la meteorología -
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me.te.or.o.log.i.cal.ly[mi:tiərəlɔdʒikəli] adv meteorologicamente. -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > meteorologically validated model
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > meteorologically validated model
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Англо-русский словарь по экологии > meteorologically validated model
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Экология: метеорологически обоснованная модельУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > meteorologically validated model
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > метеорологически обоснованная модель
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > метеорологически обоснованная модель
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Русско-английский политехнический словарь > метеорологически обоснованная модель
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Adj. meteorological* * *meteorologic; meteorological* * *me|te|o|ro|lo|gisch [meteoro'loːgɪʃ]1. adjmeteorological2. advmeteorologically* * *me·te·o·ro·lo·gisch[meteoroˈlo:gɪʃ]adj meteorologicalein \meteorologisches Studium a course in meteorology* * *1.Adjektiv meteorological2.adverbial meteorologically* * *meteorologisch adj meteorological* * *1.Adjektiv meteorological2.adverbial meteorologically* * *adj.meteorologic adj. adv.meteorologically adv. -
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1) модель; образец || моделировать; создавать по образцу3) метал. шаблон4) метал. реплика5) слепок; лепнина || лепить6) форма || формовать•-
abstract model
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advection model
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ageostrophic model
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analog model
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analytical model
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atmospheric dispersion model
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atomic model
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band model
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barotropic model
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behavioral model
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biochemical cycling model
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bottom-end model
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bowl model
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Bragg bubble model
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breadboard model
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bulk-freezing model
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cammed model
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car model
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channel operation model
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cognitive model
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computational model
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computation model
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computer model
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conceptual model
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console model
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consulting model
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coupled air/ocean model
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damage model
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data model
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dead-reckoned model
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decoupled model
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deformation model
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descriptive model
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design model
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deterministic model
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device model
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directional numerical model
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discrete model
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dislocation model of twinning
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dynamic model
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dynamical electrical cloud model
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electric model
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energy supply model
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energy-balance model
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entry-level model
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equilibrium slip model
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experimental model
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external-reference model
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fault model
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fine-mesh model
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finite element model
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fixed-bed model
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flat Earth model
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FMS model
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frozen state model
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full-scale model
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functional model
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general circulation model
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geochemical cycling model
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geostatistical orebody model
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graphics model
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graphic model
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gross-level model
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group model
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heuristic model
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high-end model
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highly parameterized model
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homogeneous equilibrium model
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horizontal model
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hydraulic scale model
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hydrological cycling model
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hypothesize model
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image model
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inviscid atmospheric model
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ionospheric model
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irregular-grid model
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jazz model
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large-scale model
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large-signal device model
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Leontief's model
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Leontief model
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limited-area model
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linear model
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linearized model
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long-range transport model
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low-end model
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low-volume model
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lucky-electron model
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macrolevel model
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master die model
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master model
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mathematical model
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mesogrid model
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meteorologically validated model
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microlevel model
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mine model
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model of computation
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movable nested-mesh model
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multiasperity model
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n-equation flow model
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nested-mesh model
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network model
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noise model
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orthogonal flute model
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photoelastic model
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pilot model
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plotting model
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point model
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prediction model
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predictive model
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preproduction model
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primitive equation model
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probabilistic model
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probability model
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projective model
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propagation model
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prototype model
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quasi-linear model
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quasi-solenoidal model
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radiative-convective model
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rain-out model
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reference model
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relational model
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relative model
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reliability model
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research model
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river-basin simulation model
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sampled-data model
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scaled model
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scale model
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sediment movement model
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self-correcting model
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semiscale model
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simulation model
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skeleton model
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slip model
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small-signal device model
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software model
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space-independent model
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spectral model
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spectral transform model
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spherical Earth model
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stability model
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state-space model
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statistical model
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steady-state model
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stochastic model
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stochastic sequential model
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subsynoptic model
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symbolic-form model
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table model
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test model
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thermal model
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time-averaged model
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time-invariant model
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time-varying model
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traffic model
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transistor model
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tribometric model
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two-dimensional model
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two-fluid model
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urn model
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vertical model
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vertically exaggerated model
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water allocation model
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water management model
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water system operation model
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wave spectral model
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Ecology: meteorologically validated modelУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > метеорологически обоснованная модель
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a метеорологичен* * *{,mi:tjъrъ'lъjik} а метеорологичен.* * *a метеорологичен* * *meteorologic(al) [¸mi:tiərə´lɔdʒik(l)] adj метеорологичен, метеорологически; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv meteorologically.
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