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1 reducible process

мат. приводимый процесс

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2 reducible process

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3 reducible process

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приводимый процесс

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4 process

1) процесс

2) процедура

3) технологический процесс || технологический

4) приём, способ

5) обрабатывать; перерабатывать

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process with bounded aftereffect — процесс с ограниченным последействием

process with continuous spectrum — процесс с непрерывным спектром

process with denumerably many states — процесс со счётным множеством состояний

process with discrete spectrum — процесс с дискретным спектром

process with immigration — процесс с иммиграцией

process with independent increments — процесс с независимыми приращениями, аддитивный процесс

process with interactions — процесс с взаимодействиями

process with maximal rank — процесс с памятью

process with nonstationary increments — процесс с нестационарными приращениями, неоднородный во времени процесс

process with orthogonal increments — процесс с ортогональными приращениями

process with recycle — циркуляционный процесс

process with stationary and independent increments — процесс со стационарными и независимыми приращениями, однородный процесс

process with stationary increments — процесс со стационарными приращениями, однородный во времени процесс

process without aftereffect — процесс без последействия

process without memory — процесс без памяти

process without spontaneous changes — процесс без спонтанных изменений

- a priori process

- absolutely random process
- absorbing barrier process
- abstract process

- acid open-hearth process

- additive process

- age-dependent process

- alternating renewal process

- autoregressive process

- auxiliary process

- band-limited process

- basic Bessemer process
- basic oxygen process
- basic process

- basis open-hearth process

- Bessemer process

- binary process

- binomial process

- birth and death process

- birth process

- birth-and-death process

- birth-illness-death process

- bivariate process

- bloomery process

- bracketing process

- branching process

- canonical process

- cascade process

- centered process

- circular process

- circularly correlated process

- clustering process

- collecting process

- computation process

- computational process

- conditioned process

- conservative process

- constructive process

- contagion process

- continuation process

- continuous process

- continuous spinning process

- controlled process

- convergent process

- converter process

- convex process

- countercurrent process

- counter-flow process

- counting process

- Crouse process

- cumulative process

- cupola process

- decay process

- decision process

- decision-making process

- decomposable process

- degenerate process

- denumerable process

- denumerably-valued process

- diagonal process

- difference process

- differential process

- differentiation process

- digital process

- direct ore-reduction process
- direct reduction process
- directing process

- discontinuous process
- discrete process - discrete-time process
- dishonest process

- dissipative process

- distributed-parameter process

- disturbed harmonic process

- divergent process

- drawn-gate CMOS process

- dry-press process

- dual process

- dynamic process

- elementary process

- empirical process

- equally correlated process

- equally-correlated process

- equilibrium process

- ergodic process

- evolutionary process

- exhaustive process

- explosive process

- exponential process

- extended process

- extinction process

- feedback process

- feedforward process

- fictitions process

- finite process

- fitting process

- fundamental process

- general process

- generating process

- genetic process

- gradient process

- graph-searching process

- growth process

- half-additive process

- harmonic process

- harmonizable process

- hereditary process

- heterogeneous in time process

- heterogeneous process

- heuristic process

- holomorphic process

- homogeneous process

- imbedded renewal process

- immigration process

- increasing process

- independent increments process

- indirect process

- induced process

- infinetely divisible process

- infinite process

- infinitely decomposable process

- infinitesimal process

- informational process

- inhomogeneous process

- integer-value process

- integrable process

- interpolatory process

- inverse process

- irreversible process

- isentropic process

- isobaric process

- isochoric process

- isonormal process

- isothermal process

- isotropic process

- iterative process

- jointly stationary process

- jump process

- Kroll process

- ladder process

- learning process

- left-continuous process

- linear process

- linearly regular process
- linearly singular process - locally integrable process - locally stable process
- logistic process

- lumped process

- many-state death process

- martingale process

- measurable process

- memoryless process

- metrically transitive process

- minimal process

- mixed process

- mixing process

- modulated process

- Moebius process

- monotonous process

- moving summation process

- moving-average process

- multidimensional process

- multiparameter process

- multiple-chain process

- multiple-phase process

- multiplicative process

- multistage process
- multistep process - multivariate process - N-dimensional process
- near-equilibrium process

- neutral process

- noise process

- nondeterministic process

- nondissipative process

- nonequilibrium process

- nonhereditary process

- nonhomogeneous process

- nonnormalized process

- nonpreemptive process

- nonstationary process

- nonsteady process

- numerical process

- observation process

- observed process

- one-dimensional process

- one-sided process

- one-state process

- open-hearth process

- optimal process

- optimum process

- Orbach process

- orthogonal process

- orthogonalization process

- oxidizing process

- partially deterministic process
- partially mixing process
- percolation process

- periodic process

- periodically stationary process

- persistent process

- perturbated process

- piecewise-linear process

- pig-and-ore process

- plasma spraying process

- point process

- positively regular process

- predictable process

- probabilistic process

- process of abstraction

- process of exhaustion

- process of finite variation
- process of hidden periodicities
- process of iteration

- process of randomization

- process oil

- product process

- production process

- pseudorandom process

- purely random process

- pursuit process

- quasistable process

- quasistationary process

- random-walk process

- real-valued process

- reciprocal process

- recurrent process

- recursive process

- reduced process

- reducible process

- reduction process

- regenerative process

- regular process

- renewal process

- repeatable process

- repetitive process

- restorative process

- return process

- reverberatory process

- reverse process

- rewriting process

- right-continuous process

- risk process

- rotor process

- sampling process

- search process

- second-order stationary process

- selection process

- separable process

- sequential decision process

- sequential process

- shuffling process

- side-blown converter process

- sieving process

- simple process

- simplex process

- singular process

- slowly branching process

- smoothed process

- smoothing process

- soft-mud process

- space-time process

- spatial process

- spectral process

- stagewise process

- standard process

- statistically stationary process
- steady stochastic process
- steady-state process

- steel-making process

- stencil process

- stepwise process

- stochastic process

- stopped process

- strictly stationary process

- subordinated process

- summation process

- supercritical process

- synergistic process

- temporally continuous process
- temporally homogeneous process
- terminating process

- theorem-proving process

- time-dependent process

- time-homogeneous process

- trajectory process

- transient process

- transport process

- trial-and-error process

- two-dimensional process

- two-sided process

- two-stage process

- two-state process

- umklapp process

- uncontrolled process

- uniform process

- unit process

- unstable process

- unsteady process

- unsteady-state process

- vector process

- vector-valued process

- weakly correlated process
- weakly ergodic process - weakly stationary process
- welding process

- well-measurable process

- wide sense stationary process

- Wohlwill process

- xiphoid process

- zero-one renewal process

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5 приводимый процесс

мат. reducible process

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6 model

1) макет; модель || моделировать

2) образец

3) создавать модель

4) модель, тип ( изделия)

5) шаблон

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model with constant factors — модель с постоянными факторами ( в дисперсионном анализе)

model with random factors — модель со случайными факторами

to revise a model — корректировать модель

- a posteriori model

- abbreviated model

- abstract model

- accurate model

- adaptive model

- adequate model

- aggregate model

- algebraic model

- allocation model

- analytical model

- approximate model

- asymptotic model

- attrition model

- autologistic model

- automobile model

- autoregressive model

- basic model

- battle model

- behaviorial model

- behavioristic model

- bidding model

- biextremal model

- bifactor model

- binomial failure model

- binomial model

- binomial success model

- binomial success-failure model

- bionic model

- birational model

- biregular model

- birth-death model

- branching model

- breadboard model

- canonical model

- cascade model

- catastrophe model

- causal model

- cellular model

- chain-binomial model

- chance model

- chance-constrained model

- choice model

- circular model

- classical model

- closed model

- cloudy bag model

- cobweb model

- cofinal extension model

- coin-tossing model

- collective model

- combat analysis model

- combinatorial model

- communication model

- complete model

- completely reducible model

- composite model

- computable model

- computer model

- computerized model

- concept identification model

- conceptual model

- confirmatory model

- conformal model

- contagion model

- continuous model

- continuous-time model

- correlation model

- cost model

- cost-effectiveness model

- countable model

- countably prime model
- countably saturated model - countably uniform model - coupled channels model
- cranking model

- crude model

- cubic model

- curvilinear model

- cybernetic model

- death process model

- decision model

- decision-theoretic model

- decomposable model

- deductive model

- denumerable model

- derived model

- descriptive model

- development model

- differential model

- diffusion model

- direct-analogy model

- discrete model

- discrete-time model

- distributed lag model

- double-risk model

- droplet model

- duel model

- dummy model

- dynamic model

- dynamic programming model

- economical model

- elementary model

- empirical model

- epidemic model

- equilibrium model

- error model

- estimation model

- evolutionary model

- expanded model

- experimental model

- explanatory model

- exploratory model

- exponential model

- export model

- extensional model

- external model

- extrapolation model

- extrinsic model

- factor-analysis model

- feasibility model

- finite source model
- finite state model - finitely generated model
- fire model

- first approximation model

- first-order model

- fixed-effect model

- flow model

- flowgraph model

- formalized model

- functional model

- fundamental model

- fuzzy model

- game model

- game-theoretic model
- game-theory model
- gamma model

- general model

- generalized model

- genetic model

- geometrical model

- geometrically similar model

- graph-theoretical model

- growth model

- here-and-now model

- heterogeneous model

- heterohierarchical model

- heuristic model

- hierarchical multivariate model

- homogeneous model

- homomorphic model

- hybrid model

- hypersonic model

- iconic model

- ideal model

- idealized model

- imaginary stereoscopic model

- incomplete model

- indirect-analogy model

- induction model

- infinite model

- inner model

- input-output model

- insurance model

- interdependence model

- internal model

- intrinsically linear model

- irreducible model

- Ising model

- isomorphically embeddable model

- Kane model

- kinematic model

- kinetic model

- knapsack model

- learning model

- limitation model

- Lindhard-Scharff-Schiott model

- liquid drop model

- logarithmical model

- logical model

- lottery model

- market model

- mathematical model

- matrix model

- mechanical model

- minimal model

- mixed model

- model of choice

- model of learning

- model of self-reproduction

- model of statement

- molecular model

- moving average model

- multidimensional model

- multiechelon model

- multifactor model

- multinormal model

- multiparametric model

- multiplicative model

- multiregression model

- multiresponse model

- multistage model

- multistate model

- multitemporal model

- multiurn model

- multivariate model

- natural model

- nested model

- network model

- Nilsson model

- nondenumerable model

- nonhomogeneous model

- nonlinear model

- nonparametric model

- nonrecursive model

- nonsingular model

- nonstandard model

- nonstationary model

- numerical model

- observation model

- one-dimensional model

- one-element model

- one-factor model

- one-group model

- one-period model

- one-step model

- open model

- operations research model

- optimal model

- optimization model

- ordered model

- paired-comparison model

- partially hierarchical model

- permutation model

- persistence model

- phenomenological model

- physical model

- piecewise-linear model

- pilot model

- policy model

- polyhedral model

- polynomial model

- population model

- portfolio model

- powered model

- praxeological model

- predator-prey model

- prediction model

- predictive model

- prime model

- probabilistic model

- probability-theoretical model

- process model

- projective model

- proproduction model

- quadratic model

- quadratically balanced model

- quantal response model

- quantitative model

- quasiempirical model

- quasiindependent model

- quasimultivariate model

- quasistatic model

- quotient model

- random sampling model
- random trial increment model - random walk model
- random-effects model

- randomization model

- randomized block model

- randomized model

- reference model

- refined model

- regeneration model

- relatively ordered model

- renewal model

- retaliation model

- rigid model

- r-ple model

- sample model
- sampling model
- saturated model

- scaled-down model

- schematic model

- scoring model

- sectionally normal model

- selection model

- semantic model

- semiglobal model

- semisimplicial model

- semistatistical model

- semistochastic model

- sensitivity model

- separable model

- sequential model

- set-theoretical model

- shell model

- shortest-route model

- sign model

- simplified model

- simulation model

- single-factor model

- single-operator model

- single-phase model

- single-stage model

- spatial model

- special model

- spin model

- stable model

- stellar model

- stick model

- strategical model

- structural model

- suboptimization model

- system model

- tadpole model

- teaching model

- terrain model

- tessellation model

- test model

- three-dimensional model

- time-series model

- topological model

- total model

- totally ordered model

- track model

- transitional automobile model

- transitive model

- translation model

- transportation model

- transshipment model

- triangle model

- truncation model

- two-dimensional model

- two-factor model

- two-valued model

- uncertainty model

- unitary model

- united atom model

- universal model

- universally valid model

- unsaturated model

- unstable model

- valence-force model

- variance-components model

- variational model

- vector model

- wait-and-see model

- wind tunnel model

English-Russian scientific dictionary > model
7 path

1) путь; трасса

2) траектория

3) канал; тракт

4) дорожка ( магнитной ленты)

5) вчт ветвь (программы)

6) цепь ( в электрической схеме)

7) путь доступа

8) контур

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path traveled — пройденный путь

to move in a path — двигаться по траектории

to trace around a path — совершать обход контура

- actual path

- admissible path

- alternating path

- anode-cathode path

- approach path

- arcover path

- asymptotic path

- augmenting path

- auxiliary path

- balanced growth path

- boost path

- boundary path

- bounded path

- cathode-grid path

- chance path

- circular path

- circulation path of vessel

- closed path

- coarse path

- coasting path

- combinatorial path

- complete path

- composite path

- connected path

- connecting path

- constant path

- continuous path

- covering path

- critical path

- crooked path

- cross path

- cruise path

- curved path

- cyclic path

- deficiency path

- diametral path

- directed path

- discharge path

- disconnected path

- disorienting path

- divergent path

- drainage path

- edge path

- electroacoustic receiving path

- elementary path

- empty path

- ergodic path

- external path

- extremal path

- finite path

- flight path

- flow augmenting path

- flue gas path

- flying path

- forward path of graph

- forward path

- four-dimensional path

- fractional path

- freewheel current path

- generalized path

- geodesic path

- growth path

- helical path

- homoclinic path

- hyperbolic path

- identity path

- internal path

- inverse path

- inversion path

- labeled path

- landing path

- lattice path

- leakage path

- least-time path

- limit path

- linear path

- longest path

- mean free path

- minimax path

- minimum path

- monotonic boundary path

- negative path

- net flight path

- nominal path

- noncritical path

- non-tangential path

- nontangential path

- null path

- null-homotopic path

- open path

- opposite path

- optimal path

- orbital path

- oriented path

- path of a process
- path of a projectile
- path of integration

- path of motion

- path of steepest ascent

- path of winding

- periodic path

- phase path

- polar path

- polygonal path

- positive path

- principal path

- pursuit path

- radiation path

- radio path

- random path

- ray path

- reciprocal path

- rectifiable path

- reduced path

- reducible path

- reflected path

- sample path

- search path

- shifted path

- shortest path

- signal path

- sneak path

- spiral path

- stopped path

- subcritical path

- takeoff path

- talking path

- through path

- topologically allowed path

- translated path

- transmission path

- trivial path

- truncated path

- unicursal path

- universally simple path

- unsaturated path

- vortex path

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