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квазизвёздная галактика, квазагEnglish-russian dictionary of physics > quasi-stellar galaxy
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квазаг, квазизвёздная галактика, квазизвёздный галактический источник радиоизлучения, проф. "контрабандист"English-Russian electronics dictionary > quasi-stellar galaxy
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квазаг, квазизвёздная галактика, квазизвёздный галактический источник радиоизлучения, проф. "контрабандист"The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > quasi-stellar galaxy
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9 QSG
= quasi-stellar galaxyквазаг, квазизвёздная галактика, квазизвёздный галактический источник радиоизлучения, проф. "контрабандист" -
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сокр. от quasi-stellar galaxyквазаг, квазизвёздная галактика, квазизвёздный галактический источник радиоизлучения, проф. "контрабандист"The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > QSG
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12 QSG
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13 source
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ac source
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acoustic source
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adjustable voltage source
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air-gun source
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alternative energy sources
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area electron source
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audio source
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band-shaped heat source
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central heat source
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chemical current source
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chemical source of electric energy
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cold cathode source
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color black source
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compressional source
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constant-current welding source
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constant-potential welding source
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constant-power welding source
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constant-voltage welding source
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controllable voltage source
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current source
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data source
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dc source
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decaying source
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diffused sources
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diffusion source
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dipole source
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dislocation source
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distant radiation source
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dopant source
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duoplasmatron ion source
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dust source
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dynamite source
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earthquake source
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electrical potential source
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electron bombardment ion source
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emergency source
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emission source
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energy source
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ergodic source
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evaporation source
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excitation source
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explosion source
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external heat source
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external noise source
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extragalaxy source
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extraterrestrial energy source
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far infrared source
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feed source
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field ion source
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FIR source
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fossil-fueled heat source
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galaxy source
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gas-discharge light source
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Gaussian source
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grounded-wire source
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hammer energy source
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hammer source
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harmonic source
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heat source
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high-temperature heat source
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high-voltage source
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hollow cathode source
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horn-type source
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hot cathode source
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ideal current source
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ideal voltage source
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image source
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impulse source
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impulsive energy source
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impurity source
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indirect pollution source
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infinite line source
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infrared source
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intermittent light source
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internal heat source
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interplanetary source
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intrinsic noise source
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ion source
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IR source
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jamming source
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key source
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land-based source
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laser source
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light source
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line heat source
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line pollution source
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line source
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logging source
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long-wave infrared source
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loop source
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low-temperature heat source
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luminescent light source
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magnetron sputtering source
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man-made radiation source
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marine energy source
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maritime pollution source
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memory source
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memoryless source
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message source
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midwave infrared source
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mobile pollution source
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monochromatic source
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moving heat source
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multibeam ion source
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natural radiation source
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near infrared source
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near-surface source
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neutron source
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NIR source
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noise source
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noise-like source
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nonconventional power sources
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nonexplosive source
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nonnuclear energy source
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nonterrestrial energy source
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nuclear energy source
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nuclear heat source
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object source
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optical source
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part program source
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percussion-type source
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percussion source
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photochemical pollution source
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photovoltaic power source
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picture source
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plasma ion source
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plasmatron ion source
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point fission source
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point heat source
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point light source
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point source
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pollution energy source
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pollution source
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pollution-free energy source
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power-supply source
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program source
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projection light source
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pumping source
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quasi-stellar radio source
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quasi-stellar source
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radiation source
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radio-noise source
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reactive power source
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reactor source
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reference source
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reference-voltage source
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refrigeration source
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regulated dc source
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renewable energy sources
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renewable fuel source
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seismic energy source
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seismic source
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shock source
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short-wave infrared source
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shot source
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signal source
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solar power source
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sound source
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source of cold
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source of energy
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source of heat
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source of radiation
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source of river
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spark light source
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spark source
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spotlight source
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standard light source
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standard neutron source
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start-up neutron source
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stationary source
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surface heat source
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telluric source
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terrestrial energy source
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thermal source
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thermoelectric power source
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thermoelectric source
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thermophotovoltaic power source
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transportation pollution source
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ultraviolet source
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underwater source
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uniform light source
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unit-strength source
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UV source
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vibration source
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vibroseis source
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video source
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virtual source
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voltage source
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water source
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weak source
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QSG — space sc. abbr. Quasi Stellar Galaxy … United dictionary of abbreviations and acronyms
QSG — (no periods), quasi stellar galaxy: »Many of what were believed to be faint blue stars, occurring by the thousands, are QSG s (Roy K. Marshall) … Useful english dictionary
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