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1 saltatory variations
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > saltatory variations
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2 saltatory variations
Англо русский политехнический словарь > saltatory variations
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3 brightness variations
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > brightness variations
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4 discontinuous variations
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > discontinuous variations
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5 variation
вариация; изменение; отклонение
variations in beds изменения (напр. мощности) пластов;
variations with altitude изменения по высоте
annual variation годичное изменение
annual variation of water level ежегодное изменение уровня воды
compositional variations изменения состава
continuous variation непрерывное изменение
daily variations суточные колебания
discontinuous variation прерывистое изменение
diurnal variations суточные колебания
diurnal telluric variations суточные колебания земных токов
individual variation изменчивость особей
isotope variations вариации изотопного состава
lateral variations изменчивость по простиранию, латеральные изменения
magnetic variation магнитная вариация
magnetic diurnal variations магнитные суточные вариации
periodic variations периодические вариации
primary variation in depth первичное изменение по глубине
saltatory variation скачкообразное изменение
seasonal variation сезонное изменение
secondary variation in depth вторичное изменение по глубине
secular variation вековое изменение, период которого измеряется десятками лет (напр. вековые колебания магнитного поля Земли)
secular variations of sea level вековые изменения уровня моря
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