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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > plasma radiation
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• плазмен излъчванеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plasma radiation
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Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > plasma radiation
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11 plasma radiation losses
English-german technical dictionary > plasma radiation losses
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12 laser plasma radiation source
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > laser plasma radiation source
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13 optically thick plasma radiation
Макаров: излучение оптически толстой плазмыУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > optically thick plasma radiation
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14 optically thin plasma radiation
Макаров: излучение оптически тонкой плазмыУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > optically thin plasma radiation
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1) плазма2) положительный столб ( тлеющего разряда), положительное тлеющее свечение•- activated plasma
- afterglow plasma
- alternating-current plasma
- anode plasma
- arc plasma
- arc-discharge plasma
- avalanche plasma
- background plasma
- bounded plasma
- cathode plasma
- cathode-spot plasma
- charge-exchange plasma
- cold plasma
- collapsing plasma
- collisionless plasma
- confined plasma
- constant-pressure plasma
- cosmic plasma
- Coulomb plasma
- counterstreaming plasma
- current-carrying plasma
- current-free plasma
- dense plasma
- diffused plasma
- diffusing plasma
- dilute plasma
- discharge plasma
- disturbed plasma
- drifting plasma
- electrodeless plasma
- electron plasma
- electron-hole plasma
- electron-ion plasma
- electron-positron plasma
- electron-proton plasma
- energetic plasma
- equilibrium plasma
- equipotential plasma
- exosphere plasma
- exploded-wire plasma
- exploding-wire plasma
- extraterrestial plasma
- free plasma
- free-carrier plasma
- fully ionized plasma
- fusion plasma
- gas plasma
- gas-discharge plasma
- gyroelectric plasma
- gyromagnetic plasma
- gyrotropic plasma
- helically rotating plasma
- high-beta plasma
- high-density plasma
- high-energy plasma
- high-frequency plasma
- high-temperature plasma
- hot plasma
- hot-electron cold-ion plasma
- hot-ion plasma
- hydrogen plasma
- impact-ionized plasma
- injected plasma
- interplanetary plasma
- interstellar plasma
- ion plasma
- ion-dominated plasma
- ion-electron plasma
- ion-ion plasma
- ionospheric plasma
- isothermal plasma
- isotropic plasma
- laminar plasma
- laser-heated plasma
- laser-induced plasma
- laser-induced plasma created above surface
- laser-irradiated plasma
- laser-produced plasma
- linearly graded plasma
- longitudinally magnetized plasma
- Lorentz plasma
- low-beta plasma
- low-density plasma
- low-pressure plasma
- low-temperature plasma
- luminescent plasma
- luminous plasma
- magnetically confined plasma
- magnetized plasma
- magnetoactive plasma
- magnetoionic plasma
- magnetospheric plasma
- microwave plasma
- microwave-discharge plasma
- microwave-heated plasma
- monochromatic-electron plasma
- monocomponent plasma
- multicomponent plasma
- multipactoring plasma
- near-Earth plasma
- neutral plasma
- neutron-producing plasma
- nondegenerate plasma
- nonequilibrium plasma
- nonisothermal plasma
- nonneutral plasma
- nonrelativistic plasma
- one-carrier plasma
- one-fluid plasma
- opaque plasma
- optically excited plasma
- overdense plasma
- partially ionized plasma
- planar stratified plasma
- polycomponent plasma
- preionized plasma
- quasi-equilibrium plasma
- quasi-neutral plasma
- quiescent plasma
- radiating plasma
- radiation-produced plasma
- rarefied plasma
- recombining plasma
- reentry plasma
- residual plasma
- resistive plasma
- resonant plasma
- secondary plasma
- self-confined plasma
- self-generated plasma
- self-induced plasma
- self-pinched plasma
- self-sustaining plasma
- semiconductor plasma
- shock heated plasma
- shock-tube plasma
- solar plasma
- solar-wind plasma
- solid-state plasma
- stable plasma
- stationary plasma
- steady-state plasma
- streamer plasma
- stripped plasma
- supercooled plasma
- thermal plasma
- thermodynamically equilibrium plasma
- thermonuclear plasma
- theta-pinch plasma
- toroidal plasma
- toroidal octupole plasma
- toroidal quadrupole plasma
- transient plasma
- trapped plasma
- turbulent plasma
- two-carrier plasma
- uncompensated plasma
- undisturbed plasma
- unmagnetized plasma
- unstable plasma
- warm plasma
- weakly ionized plasma
- well-ionized plasma
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1) плазма2) положительный столб ( тлеющего разряда), положительное тлеющее свечение•- accelerating plasma
- activated plasma
- afterglow plasma
- alternating-current plasma
- anode plasma
- arc plasma
- arc-discharge plasma
- avalanche plasma
- background plasma
- bounded plasma
- cathode plasma
- cathode-spot plasma
- charge-exchange plasma
- cold plasma
- collapsing plasma
- collisionless plasma
- confined plasma
- constant-pressure plasma
- cosmic plasma
- Coulomb plasma
- counterstreaming plasma
- current-carrying plasma
- current-free plasma
- dense plasma
- diffused plasma
- diffusing plasma
- dilute plasma
- discharge plasma
- disturbed plasma
- drifting plasma
- electrodeless plasma
- electron plasma
- electron-hole plasma
- electron-ion plasma
- electron-positron plasma
- electron-proton plasma
- energetic plasma
- equilibrium plasma
- equipotential plasma
- exosphere plasma
- exploded-wire plasma
- exploding-wire plasma
- extraterrestial plasma
- free plasma
- free-carrier plasma
- fully ionized plasma
- fusion plasma
- gas plasma
- gas-discharge plasma
- gyroelectric plasma
- gyromagnetic plasma
- gyrotropic plasma
- helically rotating plasma
- high-beta plasma
- high-density plasma
- high-energy plasma
- high-frequency plasma
- high-temperature plasma
- hot plasma
- hot-electron cold-ion plasma
- hot-ion plasma
- hydrogen plasma
- impact-ionized plasma
- injected plasma
- interplanetary plasma
- interstellar plasma
- ion plasma
- ion-dominated plasma
- ion-electron plasma
- ion-ion plasma
- ionospheric plasma
- isothermal plasma
- isotropic plasma
- laminar plasma
- laser-heated plasma
- laser-induced plasma created above surface
- laser-induced plasma
- laser-irradiated plasma
- laser-produced plasma
- linearly graded plasma
- longitudinally magnetized plasma
- Lorentz plasma
- low-beta plasma
- low-density plasma
- low-pressure plasma
- low-temperature plasma
- luminescent plasma
- luminous plasma
- magnetically confined plasma
- magnetized plasma
- magnetoactive plasma
- magnetoionic plasma
- magnetospheric plasma
- microwave plasma
- microwave-discharge plasma
- microwave-heated plasma
- monochromatic-electron plasma
- monocomponent plasma
- multicomponent plasma
- multipactoring plasma
- near-Earth plasma
- neutral plasma
- neutron-producing plasma
- nondegenerate plasma
- nonequilibrium plasma
- nonisothermal plasma
- nonneutral plasma
- nonrelativistic plasma
- one-carrier plasma
- one-fluid plasma
- opaque plasma
- optically excited plasma
- overdense plasma
- partially ionized plasma
- planar stratified plasma
- polycomponent plasma
- preionized plasma
- quasi-equilibrium plasma
- quasi-neutral plasma
- quiescent plasma
- radiating plasma
- radiation-produced plasma
- rarefied plasma
- recombining plasma
- reentry plasma
- residual plasma
- resistive plasma
- resonant plasma
- secondary plasma
- self-confined plasma
- self-generated plasma
- self-induced plasma
- self-pinched plasma
- self-sustaining plasma
- semiconductor plasma
- shock heated plasma
- shock-tube plasma
- solar plasma
- solar-wind plasma
- solid-state plasma
- stable plasma
- stationary plasma
- steady-state plasma
- streamer plasma
- stripped plasma
- supercooled plasma
- thermal plasma
- thermodynamically equilibrium plasma
- thermonuclear plasma
- theta-pinch plasma
- toroidal octupole plasma
- toroidal plasma
- toroidal quadrupole plasma
- transient plasma
- trapped plasma
- turbulent plasma
- two-carrier plasma
- uncompensated plasma
- undisturbed plasma
- unmagnetized plasma
- unstable plasma
- warm plasma
- weakly ionized plasma
- well-ionized plasmaThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > plasma
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1) плазма
2) плазменно-дуговой
3) плазменный
– activate plasma
– arc plasma
– arc plasma generator
– breakdown plasma
– collisional plasma
– confinement of plasma
– constrict plasma
– contain plasma
– current-carrying plasma
– decaying plasma
– detachment of plasma
– electron plasma
– electron-hole plasma
– equilibrium plasma
– gas plasma display
– gas-discharge plasma
– glow-discharge plasma
– hot plasma
– incompressible plasma
– ion plasma
– ion plasma frequency
– ion plasma vibrations
– ionospheric plasma
– low-density plasma
– low-temperature plasma
– magnetized plasma
– neutral plasma
– nonequilibrium plasma
– nonthermal plasma
– perfect plasma
– perturb plasma
– plasma acceleration
– plasma anodizing
– plasma beam
– plasma bottle
– plasma containment
– plasma current
– plasma cut-off
– plasma display
– plasma emitter
– plasma etching
– plasma filament
– plasma frequency
– plasma furnace
– plasma generation
– plasma gun
– plasma injector
– plasma jet
– plasma kink
– plasma liquid
– plasma noise
– plasma oscillations
– plasma oscillator
– plasma physics
– plasma radiation
– plasma sheath
– plasma source
– plasma spraying
– plasma torch
– plasma wave
– plasma waveguide
– shock plasma
– shock-layer plasma
– strip plasma
– thermal plasma
– thermonuclear plasma
– unstable plasma
arc-heated plasma chamber — электродуговая плазменная установка
closed-drift plasma accelerator — ускоритель плазменный с замкнутым дрейфом
gas plasma display element — <comput.> трубка газонаполненная
laser ablation plasma — <phys.> плазма лазерная эрозионная
plasma electron-beam welding — электроннолучевая сварка в плазме
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18 radiation
1) радиация
2) излучение
3) лучеиспускание
4) радиометрический
5) лучистый
6) радиационный
7) радиоизлучение
– absorb radiation
– actinic radiation
– activating radiation
– annihilation radiation
– attenuate radiation
– background radiation
– backscatter radiation
– be exposed to radiation
– beta radiation
– black-body radiation
– burst of radiation
– capture radiation
– channel radiation
– Cherenkov radiation
– coherent radiation
– continuous radiation
– cooling by radiation
– corpuscular radiation
– cyclotron radiation
– delayed radiation
– diffuse radiation
– dipole radiation
– direct radiation
– directional radiation
– downwelling radiation
– electromagnetic radiation
– emergent radiation
– emit radiation
– exciting radiation
– expose to radiation
– far infra-red radiation
– flux of radiation
– fringe radiation
– gamma radiation
– gammaa radiation
– hardness of radiation
– high-energy radiation
– impact radiation
– incident radiation
– induce radiation
– infra-red radiation
– invisible radiation
– ionizing radiation
– isotropic radiation
– laser radiation
– low-energy radiation
– luminous radiation
– maser radiation
– microwave radiation
– mixed radiation
– monofrequency radiation
– multipole radiation
– noncoherent radiation
– nuclear radiation
– omnidirectional radiation
– penetrating radiation
– pertaining to radiation
– plasma radiation
– polarize radiation
– primary radiation
– prompt radiation
– pumping radiation
– quadrupole radiation
– radiation ageing
– radiation balance
– radiation constant
– radiation cooling
– radiation counter
– radiation damage
– radiation detector
– radiation dose
– radiation efficiency
– radiation field
– radiation fog
– radiation hazard
– radiation indicator
– radiation inversion
– radiation level
– radiation method
– radiation monitor
– radiation monitoring
– radiation oxidation
– radiation path
– radiation pattern
– radiation plant
– radiation pressure
– radiation protection
– radiation pyrometer
– radiation reaction
– radiation safety
– radiation sickness
– radiation source
– radiation spectrometer
– radiation spectroscopy
– radiation temperature
– radiation transfer
– radiation vulcanizate
– radiation vulcanization
– radiation zone
– radio-frequency radiation
– radioactive radiation
– receiver radiation
– recombination radiation
– reflected radiation
– reinforce radiation
– residual radiation
– resonance radiation
– scatter radiation
– scattered radiation
– secondary radiation
– selective radiation
– short-wave radiation
– single-frequency radiation
– solar radiation
– spectral radiation
– spontaneous radiation
– steady-state radiation
– stray radiation
– strong radiation
– synchroton radiation
– terrestrial radiation
– thermal radiation
– total radiation
– transmitted radiation
– ultra-violet radiation
– upwelling radiation
– visible radiation
monochromatic radiation pyromete — пирометр частичного излучения
occupational radiation dose — профессиональная доза облучения
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1) излучение3) радиация || радиационный5) расселение, распространение ( живых организмов)6) лучистый, способный к излучению•- gray body radiation -
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