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81 clock
1) часы2) генератор тактовых или синхронизирующих импульсов; задающий генератор; синхронизатор4) синхронизация; тактирование5) тактовые импульсы; синхронизирующие импульсы6) синхронизировать; подавать тактовые импульсы7) включать в работу (напр., какой-л. блок устройства)•- bridge clock
- computer clock
- control clock
- CPU clock
- crystal-controlled clock
- crystal clock
- day clock
- digital clock
- elapsed time clock
- external clock
- external CPU clock
- free-running clock
- internal clock
- internal CPU clock
- master clock
- matrix clock
- multiphase clock
- N-phase clock
- on-chip clock
- operating-time clock
- phase-locked clock
- precharge clock
- primary clock
- program addressable clock
- pulse clock
- random clock - simulation clock
- single-phase clock
- system clock
- time-of-day clock
- timer clock
- two-phase clock
- word clockEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > clock
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82 sensory
сенсорный
– sensory capabilities
– sensory channel
– sensory command
– sensory computer
– sensory data
– sensory device
– sensory feedback
– sensory guidance
– sensory head
– sensory information
– sensory input
– sensory intelligence
– sensory need
– sensory operation
– sensory perception
– sensory processor
– sensory robot
– sensory steering
– sensory subsystem
– sensory support
– sensory system
– sensory test
– sensory transducer
– sensory unit
– sensory-based decision-making
– sensory-based motion
– sensory-based program
– sensory-based robot
– sensory-based servo
– sensory-based system
– sensory-controlled robot
– sensory-information system
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83 exchange
2) телефонная станция, АТС, коммутатор•- analog exchange
- area exchange
- authentication exchange
- automated attendant exchange
- automatic exchange
- automatic message exchange
- average-capacity exchange
- branch exchange
- broadband exchange
- central exchange
- circuit-switched exchange
- common-battery exchange
- common-channel exchange
- computer-controlled exchange
- computerized branch exchange
- controlling exchange
- crossbar exchange
- data exchange
- data-switching exchange
- decade-step exchange
- dial exchange
- digital exchange
- digital private automatic branch exchange
- dynamic data exchange
- electric exchange
- electronic exchange
- end-to-end exchange
- industrial exchange
- industrial private-branch exchange
- input-output exchange
- intermediate exchange
- international transit exchange
- last exchange
- line exchange
- line link exchange
- local exchange
- low-capacity exchange
- magneto exchange
- magneto switchboard exchange
- main exchange
- mandatory data exchange
- manual exchange
- memory exchange
- message exchange
- packet switching exchange
- primary trunk exchange
- private automatic branch exchange
- private branch exchange
- quasi-electronic exchange
- quaternary trunk exchange
- radio exchange
- regional exchange
- relay exchange
- remote computing system exchange
- retransmission exchange
- satellite exchange
- secondary trunk exchange
- semielectronic exchange
- ship exchange
- shuffle exchange
- small exchange
- step-by-step exchange
- subscribing serving exchange
- tandem exchange
- telegraph exchange
- telephone exchange
- telex exchange
- terminal exchange
- tertiary trunk exchange
- toll exchange
- transit exchange
- trunk exchange
- TV program exchange
- urban exchangeEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > exchange
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84 exercise
учение, занятие; боевая подготовка; маневры; упражнение; тренировка; отработка (напр. порядка действий)logistic(al) and interoperability exercise — учение по тыловому обеспечению интероперабельности систем
— Iogistical landing exercise— logistical exercise— logistical map exercise
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