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1) реакция; реагирование; отклик; ответное действие || реагировать; отвечать2) характеристика; зависимость4) срабатывание || срабатывать5) быстродействие, скорость срабатывания6) ответный сигнал; выходной сигнал7) податливость•- amplitude frequency response
- amplitude response
- bandpass response
- control response
- conversion response
- deadbeat response
- dynamic response
- fast response
- fill-in-the-blank response
- frequency response
- frequency-contrast response
- harmonic response
- impulse response
- minimum response to unbalance angle
- minimum response to unbalance
- normalized response
- ordinal response
- phase response
- pressure change response
- programmable response
- pulse response
- rapid response
- reflexive response
- servo response
- spurious response
- steady-state response
- step input response
- step response
- structural response
- thermal response
- time response
- transient response
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1) переменная2) (изменяемый) параметр; (изменяемая) величина4) переменный; изменяющийся; непостоянный•- apparent variableto drop a variable — опускать переменную, не включать переменную в рассмотрение
- array variable
- artificial variable
- automatic variable
- auxiliary variable
- binary variable
- Boolean variable
- bound variable
- broadcasted variables
- categorical variable
- centered random variable
- class variable
- cointegrated variables
- compile-time variable
- complex variable
- concomitant variable
- constructed variable
- continuous variable
- control variable
- controllable variable
- controlled variable
- CRC variable
- cyclic redundancy check variable
- decision variable
- dependent variable
- deterministic variable
- dichotomic variable
- discrete variable
- discrete random variable
- dummy variable
- endogenous variable
- environment variable
- environmental variables
- excluded variable
- exogenous variable
- explained variable
- explanatory variable
- fast variable
- file variable
- free variable
- functor variable
- fuzzy variable
- generated variable
- generic variable
- generic type variable
- global variable
- grouping variable
- imaginary variable
- independent variable
- indicator variable
- input variable
- instance variables
- instant variables
- instrumental variable
- integer variable
- interval variable
- intervening variable
- key variable
- label variable
- lagged variable
- latent variable
- leading variable
- limited variable
- linguistic variable
- local variable
- logic variable
- logical variable
- loop variable
- metalinguistic variable
- metasyntactic variable
- moving-frame variable
- nominal variable
- omitted variable
- one-fluid variables
- ordinal variable
- output variable
- P-variable
- predetermined variable
- proxy variable
- qualitative variable
- random variable
- rank variable
- real variable
- redundant variable
- response variable
- rest-frame variable
- scalar variable
- schematic variable
- schematic type variable
- seasonal variable
- slow variable
- standardized variable
- state variable
- static variable
- stationary variable
- stochastic variable
- string variable
- subscripted variable
- summation variable
- system variable
- target variable
- tensor variable
- unbound variable
- uninitialized variable
- unobservable variable
- unrestricted variable
- vector variable
- vector random variable
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