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Техника: шумовая полосатость -
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The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > noise banding
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English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > noise banding
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1) метал. полосчатость, образование полосчатой структуры2) метал. бандажирование (чрезмерное скопление магнитного порошка между точками контакта)3) обандероливание ( упаковок)4) тлв полосатость ( изображения)6) сил. полосность7) сил. отведение кромки ( на посуде)9) бтх распределение дисков на хромосоме• -
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1) обвязывание; связывание; скрепление ( лентой или полоской)2) опоясывание (напр. ремнём); применение обруча или бандажа3) разделение на полосы; разбиение на интервалы или промежутки; выделение диапазонов4) полосатость (напр. изображения на экране дисплея); полосчатость (напр. кристалла)5) группирование; скапливание•- elastic banding
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- noise banding
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1) обвязывание; связывание; скрепление ( лентой или полоской)2) опоясывание (напр. ремнём); применение обруча или бандажа3) разделение на полосы; разбиение на интервалы или промежутки; выделение диапазонов4) полосатость (напр. изображения на экране дисплея); полосчатость (напр. кристалла)5) группирование; скапливание•- elastic banding - rubber banding
- saturation bandingThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > banding
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English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > banding
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > шумовая полосатость
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1) изоляция•insulation against loss of heat — изоляция от теплопотерь, теплоизоляция;-
acoustic insulation
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adsorbent insulation
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air insulation
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all-film impregnated insulation
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arc-resistant insulation
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asbestos insulation
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asphalt impregnated mica insulation
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banding insulation
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basic insulation
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batt insulation
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beaded insulation
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bead insulation
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belt insulation
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bitumen insulation
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blanket insulation
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block insulation
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brick insulation
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building insulation
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built-up insulation
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butyl rubber insulation
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cable insulation
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cable-core insulation
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cambric insulation
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capacitor insulation
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car insulation
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cast insulation
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ceramic fiber insulation
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ceramic insulation
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class A insulation
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class B insulation
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class C insulation
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class O insulation
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coil insulation
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commutator segment insulation
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commutator shell insulation
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composite insulation
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compressed-SF6 insulation
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connection insulation
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cotton insulation
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cross-linked polyethylene insulation
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crown insulation
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electrical insulation
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electrodeposited mica insulation
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enamel insulation
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epoxy micaceous insulation
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epoxy-air suspension insulation
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ethylene propylene rubber insulation
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external insulation
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fiber insulation
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fiber-glass insulation
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fibrous insulation
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fibrous-glass insulation
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field insulation
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field spool insulation
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fill insulation
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film insulation
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fireclay insulation
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fire-resistant insulation
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fish-paper insulation
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flexible insulation
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fluoroplastic insulation
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foam thermal insulation
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foamed-in-place insulation
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frame insulation
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full insulation
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fully impregnated insulation
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gaseous insulation
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glass backed mica paper insulation
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glass fiber insulation
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glass insulation
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granular-fill insulation
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groundwall insulation
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ground insulation
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gypsum insulation
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hard paper insulation
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heat insulation
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heat-shrinkage insulation
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hexafluorated sulfur insulation
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high-temperature insulation
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high-voltage insulation
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hi-seal epoxy insulation
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hot-face insulation
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impregnated insulation
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impregnated-paper insulation
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indoor external insulation
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internal insulation
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interphase insulation
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interturn insulation
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laminar insulation
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laminated bakelite insulation
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lamination insulation
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layer insulation
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lightweight insulation
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line insulation
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liquid insulation
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loose-fill insulation
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loose insulation
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low-voltage insulation
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magnetic insulation
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main insulation
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mass-impregnated and drained insulation
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mass-impregnated paper insulation
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mica insulation
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mica-resin groundwall insulation
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mineral insulation
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mineral wool insulation
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minor insulation
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molded insulation
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multilayer insulation
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noise insulation
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nonself-restoring insulation
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oil insulation
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oil-barrier insulation
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oil-paper insulation
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organic insulation
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outdoor external insulation
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oxide insulation
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paper insulation
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paper-oil insulation
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phase coil insulation
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phase insulation
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phase-to-earth insulation
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phase-to-phase insulation
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plastic insulation
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pole insulation
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polyethylene insulation
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polypropylene film-liquid insulation
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polyvinylchloride insulation
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post-cured insulation
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pour-in-place insulation
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pressboard insulation
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primary insulation
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rail joint insulation
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reduced insulation
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refractory insulation
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rigid insulation
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rigid thermal insulation
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roof insulation
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rubber insulation
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sandwich-type insulation
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sectional insulation
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self-restoring insulation
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SF6 gas insulation
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silicone elastomer insulation
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silicone insulation
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silk insulation
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slot insulation
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solid insulation
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sound insulation
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subhearth insulation
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synthetic insulation
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thermal insulation
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thermoplastic insulation
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thermosetting insulation
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thinned insulation
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total insulation
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track insulation
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turn-to-turn insulation
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turn insulation
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uniform insulation
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up-shaft insulation
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varnish insulation
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varnished-cambric insulation
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vibration insulation
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vitreous insulation
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waxed cotton insulation
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winding insulation
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wire insulation
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