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81 физиологическая раса
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82 физиологическая форма
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83 удаление поврежденных тканей посредством ферментов
Русско-английский медицинский словарь > удаление поврежденных тканей посредством ферментов
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84 физиологическое поседение
Русско-английский медицинский словарь > физиологическое поседение
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85 физиологический
1) General subject: physiological2) Medicine: physiologic, physiologic congestion3) Agriculture: physiologic(al) -
86 физиологический баланс
1) Medicine: physiologic equilibration2) Perfume: physiological balance3) Makarov: physiologic balance, physiologic equilibriumУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > физиологический баланс
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87 нормальная окклюзия
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > нормальная окклюзия
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88 нормальный прикус
1) Medicine: anatomic occlusion, functional occlusion, ideal occlusion, neutroclusion, physiologic occlusion, restbite2) Dentistry: ideal bite, physiologic bite, non-traumatic bite, non-traumatic occlusion, nontraumatic bite, nontraumatic occlusion3) Makarov: neutrocclusion, normal bite, normal occlusion, physiological occlusion -
89 углубление диска
Medicine: physiologic cuneonavicular (зрительного нерва), physiologic cup (зрительного нерва) -
90 физиологическая окклюзия
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > физиологическая окклюзия
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91 физиологическая экскавация
Medicine: physiologic cuneonavicular, physiologic cupУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > физиологическая экскавация
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92 физиологическая экскавация диска зрительного нерва
1) General subject: physiologic excavation of optic disc2) Medicine: physiologic excavation of optic diskУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > физиологическая экскавация диска зрительного нерва
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93 физиологический прикус
1) Medicine: anatomic occlusion (нормальный), functional occlusion (нормальный), ideal occlusion (нормальный), neutroclusion (нормальный), normal occlusion (нормальный), physiologic occlusion (нормальный), restbite (нормальный)2) Dentistry: ideal bite, physiologic bite, non-traumatic bite, non-traumatic occlusion, nontraumatic bite, nontraumatic occlusion3) Makarov: neutrocclusion, normal bite, physiological occlusionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > физиологический прикус
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94 fisiológico
adj.physiological, physiologic, normal.* * *► adjetivo1 physiological* * *ADJ physiological* * *- ca adjetivo physiological* * *Ex. New technologies will enable interfaces composed of unobtrusive physiological monitors and prosthetics.* * *- ca adjetivo physiological* * *Ex: New technologies will enable interfaces composed of unobtrusive physiological monitors and prosthetics.
* * *fisiológico -caphysiologicalfunciones fisiológicas physiological o bodily functions* * *fisiológico, -a adjphysiological* * *adj physiological* * *fisiológico, -ca adj: physiological, physiologic -
95 يرقان فيزيولوجي
1) physiologic icterus 2) physiologic jaundice -
96 физиологический
1. physiologic2. physiologicalСинонимический ряд:физический (прил.) плотский; телесный; физический -
97 пока
•Disregarding the horizontal movements..., consider for the moment only the lifting of...
•For the time being (or For the present) we are interested primarily in ideas and not particularly in details.
•This ratio has thus far been determined only in the case of...
•The physiologic importance of glucose will be discussed under biologic chemistry. For now, let us say that glucose is used in...
•Up to now (or Until now, or So far, or Up to the present, or As yet), there has been no detailed work done to find...
II•This is not found to be true experimentally as long as the similar atoms are otherwise equivalent.
•As long as the energy is high enough, its particular value is irrelevant in determining...
•It is desirable to burn the mixture while the piston is near top centre position.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > пока
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98 ЗФР
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99 анатомическое сужение пищевода
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > анатомическое сужение пищевода
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100 анатомо-физиологический возраст
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > анатомо-физиологический возраст
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