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1 interference
• interferencija; isprečavanje; košenje; mešanje; ometanje; opreka; pačanje; pojačavanje; remećenje; sprečavanje; sukob interesa; udaranje noge o nogu; uništavanje -
2 interference elimination
• zaštita od smetnji -
3 interference figure
• interferencijska slika -
4 interference filter
• filter protiv smetnji -
5 interference level
• nivo smetnji -
6 interference spectrum
• spektar smetnji -
7 interference suppression
• prigušivač radio smetnji -
8 interference suppressor
• radiosmetnje -
9 adjacent channel interference
• smetnje od uticaja susednog ka -
10 beat interference
• interferentne smetnje -
11 beat interference note
• ton izbijanja -
12 beat interference note freq...
• frekvencija tona izbijanja -
13 beat interference reception
• heterodinski prijem -
14 cochannel interference
• smetnja od stanica u istom kan -
15 constructive interference
• konstruktivna interferencija; superponiranje (sabiranje) dva talasa iste periode i iste faze -
16 construktive interference
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17 correction plane interference
• uzajamni uticaj korekcijskih ravni -
18 correction plane interference rations
• uticajni odnosi korekcijskih ravniEnglish-Serbian dictionary > correction plane interference rations
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19 ignition interference
• smetnje od paljenja -
20 intermodulation interference
• smetnje od uzajamne modulacij
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