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Электроника: вынужденная рекомбинация, индуцированная рекомбинацияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > stimulating recombination
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English-Russian dictionary of electronics > stimulating recombination
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1) рекомбинация2) повторное объединение; переобъединение•- Auger recombination
- band-edge recombination
- band-to-band recombination
- bulk recombination
- carrier recombination
- collisional recombination
- collisional-radiation recombination
- columnar recombination
- dielectronic recombination
- direct recombination
- dissociative recombination
- edge recombination
- electron-ion recombination
- emitter recombination
- enhanced recombination
- excitonic recombination
- geminate recombination
- hole-electron recombination
- interfacial recombination
- ion-electron recombination
- minority-carrier recombination
- monomolecular recombination
- multiple-level recombination
- nonradiative recombination
- phonon recombination
- plasma recombination
- radiationless recombination
- radiative recombination
- single-level recombination
- space-charge recombination
- steady recombination
- stimulated recombination
- stimulating recombination
- surface recombination
- thermionic recombination
- trap recombination
- trapping recombination
- volume recombination -
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1) рекомбинация2) повторное объединение; переобъединение•- Auger recombination
- band-edge recombination
- band-to-band recombination
- bulk recombination
- carrier recombination
- collisional recombination
- collisional-radiation recombination
- columnar recombination
- dielectronic recombination
- direct recombination
- dissociative recombination
- edge recombination
- electron-ion recombination
- emitter recombination
- enhanced recombination
- excitonic recombination
- geminate recombination
- hole-electron recombination
- interfacial recombination
- ion-electron recombination
- minority-carrier recombination
- monomolecular recombination
- multiple-level recombination
- nonradiative recombination
- phonon recombination
- plasma recombination
- radiationless recombination
- radiative recombination
- single-level recombination
- space-charge recombination
- steady recombination
- stimulated recombination
- stimulating recombination
- surface recombination
- thermionic recombination
- trap recombination
- trapping recombination
- volume recombinationThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > recombination
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7 stimulated recombination
= stimulating recombination вынужденная рекомбинация, индуцированная рекомбинацияEnglish-Russian electronics dictionary > stimulated recombination
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8 stimulated recombination
= stimulating recombination вынужденная рекомбинация, индуцированная рекомбинацияThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > stimulated recombination
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9 вынужденная рекомбинация
1) Engineering: induced recombination2) Electronics: stimulated recombination, stimulating recombinationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вынужденная рекомбинация
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10 индуцированная рекомбинация
Electronics: stimulated recombination, stimulating recombinationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > индуцированная рекомбинация
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11 factor
1) фактор; причина, движущая сила процесса2) коэффициент; показатель3) ген. фактор4) гормон5) витамин•- absorption factor
- accessory factor
- additive factor
- age correction factor
- age factor
- anaphylactogenic factor
- animal protein factor
- anthropogenic factor
- antiberiberi factor
- antigen-specific helper factor
- antigen-specific suppressor factor
- antropogenic factor
- arresting factor
- autocrine growth factor
- B-cell differentiation factor
- B-cell maturation factor
- B-cell nuclear factor
- B-cell-derived enhancing factor
- Behrens factors
- biotic factor
- blood-coagulation factors
- branching factor
- camp factor
- causative factor
- C-factor
- chemotactic factor
- citrovorum factor
- climatic factor
- clotting factors
- clumping factor
- coagulation factors
- cobra venom factor
- colony-enhancing factor
- colony-stimulating factor
- complementary factor
- condition factor
- conditioning factor
- control factor
- correction factor
- coupling factor
- crucial factor
- cumulative factor
- cytocidal factor
- cytopathic factor
- decay-accelerating factor
- density-dependent factor
- density-independent factor
- determinal factor
- differentiation-inducing factor
- differentiation-promoting factor
- diluting factor
- direct factor
- disease-producing factor
- disturbing factor
- ecological factor
- edaphic factor
- efficiency factor
- elongation factor
- environmental factor
- epidermal growth factor
- epidermal thymocyte-activating factor
- etiological factor
- evaluation factor
- evolution factor
- extension factor
- external factor
- F factor
- factor of adhesion
- feedback factor
- Fletcher's factor
- food factor
- form factor
- formative factor
- F-prime sex factor
- fractionation factor
- F-sex factor
- Fultin's condition factor
- gametic factor
- genetic factor
- growth factor
- growth hormone release inhibiting factor
- growth hormone releasing factor
- growth-promoting factor
- H factor
- heat-stable factor
- helper factor
- hereditary factor
- hormonal factor
- humerus factor
- hydric factor
- I factor
- immunomodulating factor
- inducer factor
- inhibitive factor
- initiating factor
- internal factor
- intrinsic factor
- key factor
- killer factor
- lactogenic factor
- lethal factor
- leukocyte-derived chemotactic factor
- light factor
- limiting factor
- lineage-restricted growth factor
- linked factors
- loss factor
- lymphocyte colony enhancing factor
- lymphocyte colony inhibitory factor
- lymphocyte colony promoting factor
- lymphocyte-activating factor
- macrophage Ia-positive recruiting factor
- macrophage migration inhibition factor
- macrophage spreading factor
- macrophage-activating factor
- macrophage-agglutinating factor
- major factor
- male recombination factor
- man-made factor
- mast cell growth factor
- master factor
- Mendelian factor
- mesenchyme-derived growth factor
- migration inhibition factor
- minor factor
- motivational factor
- MR factor
- MSH-release inhibiting factor
- multilineage growth factor
- multiple factors
- multipotential growth factor
- myelopoietic factor
- N factor
- nerve growth factor
- neutral factor
- nitrogen factor
- nonreactive factor
- P factor
- paternal factor
- physiographic factor
- plasma factor
- platelet-derived growth factor
- porosity factor
- posterior pituitary antidiuretic factor
- posterior pituitary oxytocic factor
- posterior pituitary vasopressor factor
- primary factor
- procomplementary factor
- quality factor
- R factor
- reactive factor
- recessive factor
- relaxing factor
- release factor
- resistance transfer factor
- Rh factor
- rhesus factor
- rho factor
- rosette-inhibiting factor
- safety factor
- SD factor
- seeding factor
- segregation distorter factor
- selective factor
- serum factor
- sex-influenced factor
- sex-ratio factor
- SF factor
- sigma factor
- silt factor
- site factor
- soil factor
- spreading factor
- SR factor
- stem cell renewal factor
- stringent factor
- Stuart factor
- suppressor factor
- T cell growth factor
- T cell replacing factor
- termination factor
- thermal factor
- Thy-1-inducing factor
- time factor
- transfer factor
- transforming factor
- trophic factor
- TSH-releasing factor
- tumor necrosis factor
- use factor
- vital factor
- von Willebrand factor
- water factor* * *причина, движущая сила процесса
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