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1 range channel
memoryless channel — канал без запоминания; канал без памяти
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2 range channel
Космонавтика: канал дальности -
3 range channel
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4 range channel
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5 range channel
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > range channel
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6 power range channel
канал энергетического диапазона
(системы измерений ядерного реактора)
[А.С.Гольдберг. Англо-русский энергетический словарь. 2006 г.]Тематики
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > power range channel
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7 power range channel
memoryless channel — канал без запоминания; канал без памяти
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > power range channel
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8 power range channel
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > power range channel
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9 power range channel
канал энергетического диапазона (системы измерения ядерного реактора)Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > power range channel
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10 power range channel
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11 power-range channel
Ядерная физика: канал энергетического диапазона (системы измерения реактора) -
12 relative range channel
English-Russian glossary on space technology > relative range channel
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13 channel
1) канал3) сток, сточная канава || рыть сточную канаву5) архит. каннелюра6) метал. боров7) метал. швеллер8) мн. ч. "мёртвые места" ( в конвертере)9) машиностр. проход ( для рабочей среды)11) дорожка ( магнитной ленты)12) канал, канальная область ( в полупроводниковых приборах)13) ручей ( уборочной машины)•channel with feedback — канал с обратной связью-
A channel
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active channel
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adjacent channel
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air channel
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allocated channel
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analog data transfer channel
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annular channel
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approach channel
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artificial channel
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aspirating channel
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assembly channel
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asymmetric channel
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audio channel
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average power channel
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average temperature channel
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B channel
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backward channel
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beam channel
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biological channel
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blade channel
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blocked channel
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boiling channel
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broadband channel
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broadcasting channel
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broadcast channel
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buried channel
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burst channel
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bypass channel
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byte multiplexer channel
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cable channel
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camera channel
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carrier-current channel
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carrier channel
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cascaded channel
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central fuel channel
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check channel
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chroma channel
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clock channel
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closed-circuit TV channel
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closure channel
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coin channel
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collecting channel
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color channel
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color film channel
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color telecine projection channel
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communications channel
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communication channel
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control channel
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control-rod channel
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convergent-divergent channel
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cooling channel
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core channel
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data transfer channel
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data channel
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dedicated channel
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dial-up channel
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die channel
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digital communication channel
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digital channel
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direct access channel
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discharge channel
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discrete channel
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display channel
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diversion channel
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diversity channel
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divertor channel
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Doppler-shifted channel
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downstream channel
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drain channel
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drainage channel
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duplex channel
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engine main oil channel
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engineering channel
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entrance channel
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equalizer bar channel
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exhaust channel
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experimental channel
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expulsion smoke channel
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fading channel
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fast-safety channel
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feedback channel
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fiber optic communication channel
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fiber optic channel
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film channel
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fire channel
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fish bypass channel
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fixed-tuned channel
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flood relief channel
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flow channel
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flowing channel
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flux-measuring channel
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forward channel
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frequency channel
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fuel channel
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fuel return channel
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Gaussian channel
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guard channel
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gun barrel channel
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half-duplex channel
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head channel
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headrace channel
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high Reynolds number channel
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highest-grade channel
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hot channel
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I channel
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idle channel
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image channel
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induced channel
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induction smoke channel
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information channel
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inlet channel
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input channel
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input-output channel
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instrument channel
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intake channel
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integrated channel
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intercepting channel
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interference channel
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intermediate-frequency channel
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internally finned channel
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inversion channel
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ionospheric channel
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jammed channel
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L stereo channel
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leased channel
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left audio channel
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line-of-sight channel
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long-distance channel
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lubrication channel
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luminance channel
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main channel
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main drainage channel
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main ship channel
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measuring channel
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memory channel
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memoryless channel
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molding channel
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monophonic channel
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motion channel
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multipath channel
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multiplexer channel
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multiplex channel
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multiuser channel
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narrow-band channel
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navigable channel
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near infrared channel
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noiseless channel
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noisy channel
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nonsynchronized channel
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n-type channel
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ocean color channel
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oil channel
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one-way channel
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optical channel
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output channel
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overflow channel
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picture channel
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pilot channel
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pitch channel
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plasma channel
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power mismatch channel
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power range channel
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power-level channel
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primary channel
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primary-color channel
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process channel
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p-type channel
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Q channel
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quantum channel
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R stereo channel
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radio channel
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radioactivity measurement channel
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radio-frequency channel
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read channel
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recording channel
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recording-duplicating channel
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reference channel
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relay channel
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replay channel
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return channel
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right audio channel
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roll channel
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rolled steel channel
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roll-formed channel
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roof-support channel
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running channel
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safety channel
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scatter channel
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scavenge channel
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sea channel
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secondary channel
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selector channel
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service channel
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short channel
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shutdown channel
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side channel
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signaling channel
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simplex channel
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simulated fuel channel
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simultaneous channels
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skew-back channel
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sloping loop channel
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sluiceway channel
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sodium-filled channel
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sodium channel
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sole channel
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sound channel
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sow channel
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spark channel
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speech channel
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sprocket channel
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stationary channel
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stereophonic channel
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stereo channel
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supervisory channel
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supply channel
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surface channel
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switched channel
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symmetrical channel
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symmetric channel
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synchronizing channel
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tailrace channel
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taxi channel
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telecine projection channel
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telecine channel
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telecommunications channel
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telecommunication channel
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telegraph channel
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telemetering channel
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telemeter channel
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television channel
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through channel
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time-derived channels
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time-varying channel
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timing channel
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top channel
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training channel
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transmission channel
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two-way channel
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uncharged fuel channel
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vane channel
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vertical channel
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video-frequency vision channel
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video vision channel
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video-frequency channel
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video channel
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voice-band voice-grade channel
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voice voice-grade channel
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voice-band channel
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voice channel
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wasteway channel
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water channel
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whip channel
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wide-band channel
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wind channel
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wireless channel
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wire-tap channel
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write channel
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канал; канал управления; канал связи; информационный канал; шлейф ( осциллографа) ; швеллер; лётная полоса гидроаэродрома; направлять ( информацию) по какому-л. каналу -
15 ♦ range
♦ range /reɪndʒ/n.1 fascia; intervallo ( di valori): the 4-11 age range, la fascia d'età dai 4 agli 11 anni; cars in the 10-20,000 pound range, auto che costano tra le 10 000 e le 20 000 sterline; (comm.) the range of prices, la scala (o la gamma) dei prezzi; (econ.) salary range, fascia retributiva; the upper ranges of society, gli strati più alti della società; Prices are in the range of £150-£300 per week, i prezzi variano dalle 150 alle 300 sterline alla settimana; (naut.) range of tide, intervallo di marea2 (comm.) assortimento; gamma; (fig.) serie: a wide (o broad) range of products, un'ampia gamma di prodotti; a range of issues, una serie di questioni3 [uc] sfera; ambito; within the range of my personal experience, nell'ambito delle mie esperienze personali; That's out of my range ( of knowledge), non rientra nelle mie conoscenze4 [u] campo; portata: range of vision, campo visivo: homes within range of shops, abitazioni in prossimità dei negozi; Many households are still out of range of the digital network, molte famiglie abitano ancora fuori dalla zona coperta dalla rete digitale5 [u] ( d'arma da fuoco) portata; gittata: The enemy ship was out of range, la nave nemica era fuori portata; He had them within range of his gun, li aveva a tiro; to shoot sb. at close range, sparare a q. a distanza ravvicinata; (mil.) range adjustment, aggiustamento; point-blank range, distanza ravvicinata8 (meteor.) escursione (termica)9 (aeron., naut., autom.) autonomia13 (bot., zool.) habitat; ambiente naturale14 [uc] (tecn.) raggio; portata ( di cannone, missile, radar, emittente radio, ecc.): operating range, raggio d'azione; long- [medium-, short-] range missile, missile a raggio lungo [medio, breve]15 (stat.) campo di variazione17 (miss.) poligono sperimentale18 (fis. nucl.) percorso; portata19 (mecc.) escursione; campo● (naut.) range lights, luci di allineamento □ (comput.) range name, nome dell'intervallo □ to give free range to one's imagination, dare libero corso alla propria fantasia.(to) range /reɪndʒ/A v. t.1 disporre; schierare: The colonel ranged his troops along the river, il colonnello ha schierato le sue truppe lungo il fiume; to range oneself, disporsi; schierarsi; They ranged themselves on each side of the road, si erano schierati su entrambi i lati della strada; to range oneself with [against], schierarsi a favore di [contro] (q. o qc.); Most party members ranged themselves with the leader, la maggioranza del partito si è schierata a favore del leader3 (mil.) aggiustare il tiro di: to range a gun on a target, aggiustare il tiro di un cannone su un bersaglio5 ( anche to range-over) percorrere: The ship ranged the South Seas, la nave ha percorso i mari del Sud; They ranged the woods for a week, hanno vagato per i boschi una settimana; (naut.) to range the coast, costeggiare; randeggiareB v. i.1 andare (da … a); variare: Disceounts range from ten to fifty per cent ( o between ten and fifty per cent), gli sconti vanno dal dieci al cinquanta per cento; Accommodation ranges from guesthouses to four-star hotels, le sistemazioni variano dalle pensioni agli alberghi a quattro stelle; to range over, (fig.: di un libro, ecc.) spaziare su ( un argomento); Topics range over all areas of research, gli argomenti spaziano su tutti i settori di ricerca; (fig.) to range far and wide, trattare argomenti disparati2 errare; vagare: Wolves range through the woods in search of food, i lupi vagano nelle foreste in cerca di cibo; His eyes ranged over the rows of books, ha percorso le file di libri con lo sguardo3 ( d'arma da fuoco) avere una portata (o una gittata) di: Our guns ranged four miles, i nostri cannoni avevano una portata di quattro miglia4 (bot., zool.) avere il proprio habitat; trovarsi: Nightingales range from the Channel to Warwickshire, gli usignoli si trovano in tutto il territorio dal Canale della Manica alla contea di Warwick. -
16 channel wavelength range
диапазон длин волн канала
Диапазон, в пределах которого требуется обеспечить работу устройств с заданным качеством. (МСЭ-T G.671).
[ http://www.iks-media.ru/glossary/index.html?glossid=2400324]Тематики
- электросвязь, основные понятия
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > channel wavelength range
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17 channel frequency range
диапазон частот канала
Диапазон частот, в пределах которого устройство DWDM должно работать с определенным качеством. (МСЭ-T G.671).
[ http://www.iks-media.ru/glossary/index.html?glossid=2400324]Тематики
- электросвязь, основные понятия
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > channel frequency range
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18 channel noise level
1) отношение канального шума в некоторой точке системы передачи данных (сигналов) к произвольному уровню, выбранному в качестве опорного (контрольного, эталонного); выражается в dBrn или dBa2) спектральная плотность ( spectral density) мощности шума (noise power) в заданном частотном диапазонеАнгло-русский толковый словарь терминов и сокращений по ВТ, Интернету и программированию. > channel noise level
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19 range utilization
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20 channel range
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