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21 identity

1) идентичность; тождественность

2) тождество

3) единичный элемент, единица (напр. множества); элемент тождественности

4) обладание специфическими опознавательными признаками; идентифицируемость || опознавательный; идентификационный

5) идентификационный номер; идентификатор

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- access rights identity

- additive identity
- algebraic identity
- instance identity
- international mobile equipment identity

- international mobile station equipment identity

- international mobile subscriber identity

- international portable equipment identity

- international portable user identity

- left identity
- multiplicative identity
- network user identity
- node identity
- object identity
- radio fixed part identity

- resolvent identity
- right identity
- scalar identity
- structural identity
- temporary mobile subscriber identity

- universal identity
- vector identity

English-Russian electronics dictionary > identity
22 space

1) пространство; область; зона; объём || распределять в пространстве; разбивать на области или зоны; размещать в объёме || пространственный; относящийся к области или зоне; объёмный

2) космическое пространство, космос || космический

3) тлг бестоковая посылка, пауза

4) пробел || разделять (напр. буквы или слова) пробелами

5) зазор (напр. между элементами ИС) || использовать зазор; оставлять зазор; разделять зазором

6) вчт шпация

7) набирать ( текст) в разрядку

8) интервал (напр. между строками матрицы); промежуток || располагать с интервалом (напр. строки матрицы) или с промежутком

9) проф. интерлиньяж (межстрочный пробел, междустрочие)

10) (условная) единица измерения интерлиньяжа, проф. интервал

11) разнос (напр. каналов) || разносить (напр. каналы)

12) ощущение глубины ( при восприятии плоского изображения)

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to space out — набирать ( текст) в разрядку

- space of attributes
- space of basic elements
- space of events
- space of finite dimension
- space of functions
- space of ideals
- space of kernels
- space of mappings
- space of random variables
- space of solutions
- space of strategies
- space of values
- Abelian space
- absolutely convergent series space
- acceleration space
- active space
- address space
- adjacency space
- advertising space
- affine space
- air space
- allocated space
- anode dark space
- Aston dark space
- aural space
- Banach space
- basic line space
- blank space
- Boolean space
- brightness-color space
- buncher space
- catcher space
- cathode dark space
- cellular space
- checkpoint space
- cislunar space
- classification space
- classifying space
- closed space
- cointegration space
- color space
- conceptual space
- configuration space
- connected space
- control space
- CPU address space
- criteria space
- Crookes dark space
- dead space
- decision space
- deep space
- design space
- design alternatives space
- disk space
- display space
- distribution space
- domain space
- double space
- drift space
- electron drift space
- em space
- en space
- end spaces
- error space
- estimation space
- Euclidean space
- Faraday dark space
- feature space
- finite-dimensional space
- fixed space
- flat address space
- Frechet space
- free space
- free Web space
- fuzzy space
- goal space
- guard space
- half-space space
- hard space
- Hausdorff space
- heap space
- hereditary space
- Hilbert space
- Hilbertian space
- Hittorf dark space
- hole drift space
- image space
- infinite-dimensional space
- input space
- input/output space
- integrable function space
- interaction space
- inter-block space
- interelectrode space
- interplanar space
- inter-record space
- interstitial space
- inter-track space
- invariant space
- Langmuir dark space
- lexicographic space
- line space
- logic space
- marker space
- medium space
- memory space
- mixed space
- model space
- momentum space
- multidimensional space
- multiple space
- N-space
- name space
- N-dimensional Euclidean space
- negative thin space
- nonbreaking space
- number space
- object space
- observation space
- one-dimensional space
- open space
- operating space
- ordered space
- organism's phase space
- orthonormal space
- outcome space
- outer space
- output space
- parameter space
- patch space
- pattern space
- perception space
- phase space
- policy space
- probability space
- problem space
- problem address space
- provider aggregable address space
- provider independent address space
- proximity space
- Radon space
- range space
- reference space
- reflector space
- required space
- reticulated space
- routing space
- sample space
- search space
- segmented address space
- semantic space
- semi-infinite space
- sequence space
- shared space
- single space
- solution space
- spin space
- state space
- strategy space
- structural space
- task space
- test space
- tesselated space
- thick space
- thin space
- three-dimensional space
- topological space
- trajectory space
- trailing space
- triangulable space
- triple space
- tuple space
- two-dimensional space
- uniconvergence space
- uniform color space
- vector space
- virtual space
- visible space
- wave-vector space
- white space
- Whitney space
- word space
- working space

English-Russian electronics dictionary > space
23 analysis

анализ

- 2,5D analysis of interconnect
- a posteriori analysis
- a priori analysis
- activation analysis
- analysis of covariance
- analysis of means
- analysis of observations
- analysis of optical spectrum
- analysis of variance
- approximate analysis
- automatic number analysis
- batch circuit analysis
- behavioral analysis
- binding-time analysis
- bottom-up analysis
- cepstral analysis
- cipher analysis
- circuit analysis
- cluster analysis
- combinatorial analysis
- comparative analysis
- compatibility analysis
- complex analysis
- content analysis
- contingency analysis
- conversational analysis
- cost analysis
- cost/benefit analysis
- covariance analysis
- critical path analysis
- crystal analysis
- cyclic analysis
- dataflow analysis
- decision-tree analysis
- dimensional analysis
- discourse analysis
- discriminant analysis
- display data analysis
- domain analysis
- EDX analysis
- electron diffraction analysis
- electron probe analysis
- empirical analysis
- energy-dispersive X-ray analysis
- error analysis
- factor analysis
- failure analysis
- failure mode and effects analysis
- fault-tree analysis
- feature analysis
- finite element analysis
- flow analysis
- fluorescence analysis
- Fourier analysis
- fractal image analysis
- frequency analysis
- frequency-domain analysis
- frequency-response analysis
- functional analysis
- fuzzy analysis
- fuzzy logic analysis
- harmonic analysis
- incremental circuit analysis
- interactive signal analysis
- interferometric analysis
- interval analysis
- joint analysis
- Kaplan-Meier analysis
- kernel discriminant analysis
- k-means cluster analysis
- large-signal analysis
- laser microprobe analysis
- linear two-group discriminant analysis
- linguistic analysis
- logic analysis
- logistic analysis
- logit analysis
- log-linear analysis
- luminescent analysis
- magnetic neutron diffraction analysis
- malfunction analysis
- mathematical analysis
- matrix analysis
- maximum-likelihood analysis
- means/ends analysis
- memory operating characteristic analysis
- mesh analysis
- meta-analysis
- microprobe analysis
- mixed-level analysis
- mixed-mode analysis
- modified nodal analysis
- Monte-Carlo analysis
- morphological analysis
- multifactor analysis of variance
- multilevel analysis
- multimode analysis
- multiple discriminant analysis
- multivariate analysis
- network analysis
- nodal analysis
- numerical analysis
- object-oriented analysis
- off-line circuit analysis
- operation analysis
- path analysis
- phase-plane analysis
- photon analysis
- photothermoelectric analysis
- policy analysis
- predictable failure analysis
- principal components analysis
- probabilistic analysis
- problem analysis
- protocol analysis
- qualitative analysis
- quantitative analysis
- radar signal analysis
- radiographic analysis
- radiometric analysis
- randomized block analysis of variance
- receiver operating characteristic analysis
- regression analysis
- regression correlation analysis
- repeated measures analysis of variance
- requirements analysis
- risk analysis
- sampling analysis
- set analysis
- signature analysis
- single-mode analysis
- small-signal analysis
- sound analysis
- sparse table analysis
- spectral analysis
- spectrophotometric analysis
- spectrum signature analysis
- speech analysis
- static analysis
- statistical analysis
- sticky analysis
- structural analysis
- structured analysis
- structured systems analysis
- survival analysis
- syntactic analysis
- syntactical analysis
- system analysis in control
- system analysis
- tensor analysis
- time-domain analysis
- time-to-event analysis
- top-down analysis
- topological analysis
- traffic analysis
- trend analysis
- two-factor factorial analysis of variance
- wave-length dispersive X-ray analysis
- weighted analysis
- what if analysis
- worst-case analysis
- X-ray analysis
- X-ray spectral analysis
- X-ray structure analysis

The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > analysis
24 approach

1) сближение; приближение; стремление || сближать(ся); приближать(ся); стремить(ся)

2) заход на посадку || заходить на посадку

3) аппроксимация, аппроксимирование || аппроксимировать

4) вчт. приближение; приближённая теория; приближённые расчеты || приближать

5) подход; метод; технология || вырабатывать подход (напр. к решению проблемы); выбирать метод; разрабатывать технологию

6) приступать к работе; начинать

7) подвод; подача (напр. инструмента) || подводить; подавать (напр. инструмент)

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to approach a limit — стремиться к пределу

- ad hoc approach
- analogy approach
- automatic approach
- Bayesian approach
- behaviouristic learning approach
- blind approach
- Boolean difference approach
- bottom-up approach
- building-block approach
- carrier-controlled approach
- cermet approach
- chip approach
- collective resource approach
- constructive approach
- contingency approach
- crossover approach
- cybernetic approach
- deterministic approach
- diachronic approach
- edge-based approach
- elimination approach
- empirical approach
- figure-based approach
- first-principles approach
- fractal approach
- gate-array approach
- graphic approach
- Green function approach
- ground-controlled approach
- heuristic approach
- hierarchical approach
- hybrid approach
- in-circuit approach
- instrument approach
- instrument landing approach
- integrated-circuit approach
- kinetic approach
- line-segment approach
- localizer approach
- macrocell approach
- master-slice approach
- matrix approach
- modal approach
- modified nodal approach
- modular approach
- multichip approach
- multi-issue approach
- nodal approach
- object-oriented approach
- partitioning approach
- phenomenological approach
- planar approach
- procedural approach
- projection pursuit approach
- quasi-optical approach
- rapid single flux quantum approach
- RSFQ approach
- scanning approach
- self-consistent potential approach
- shortest route approach
- silicon foundry approach
- sociotechnical approach
- standard beam approach
- statistical approach
- structural approach
- synergetic approach
- system approach
- thermodynamical approach
- top-down approach
- tradition approach
- user participation approach
- very long instruction word approach
- VLIW approach
- worst-case approach
- WSR approach
- Wuli-Shili-Renli approach
- Wu-li-Shi-li-Ren-li approach
- Wu-li-Shi-li-Ren-li system approach

The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > approach
25 design

1) проектирование; разработка; конструирование; синтез || проектировать; разрабатывать; конструировать; синтезировать

2) проект; конструкция; схема; чертёж

3) расчёт

4) план; планирование || планировать

5) дизайн || заниматься дизайном

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- ad hoc design
- AMS design
- analog/mixed signal design
- architectural design
- artwork design
- balanced design
- batch circuit design
- bipolar design
- bottom-up design
- brain-dead design
- chip design
- circuit design
- compositional design
- computer-aided control system design
- computer-aided design
- conceptual database design
- conceptual design
- cooperative design
- coplanar design
- custom design
- data design
- data-structure design
- dedicated design
- design for assembly
- design for manufacturability
- design of experiments
- designer-directed semiautomatic design
- detailed design
- differential design
- digital design
- digital logic design
- discrete-circuit design
- distributed design
- down-top design
- electronic computer-aided design
- engineering design
- experimental design
- factorial design
- fail-safe design
- flip-chip design
- forms design
- functional design
- hardware design
- hierarchical design
- high-level design
- incomplete design
- in-house design
- in-situ testability design
- instructional design
- integrated-circuit design
- inverted T-design for cursor keys
- keyswitch design
- layout design
- level-sensitive scan design
- logic design
- logical data design
- logical design
- man-machine design
- manual design with computer aids
- mask design
- mechanical computer-aided design
- microcomputer-based design
- mixed signal design
- modular design
- multichip design
- object-oriented design
- on-line design
- optimization-based design
- organizational design
- orthogonal design
- page design
- participatory design
- photomask design
- physical design
- procedural design
- random design
- random logic design
- randomized block design
- scan design
- signal design
- software design
- solid-state level design
- space structure computer-aided design
- structural design
- structured design
- structured systems design
- system design
- system-on-chip design
- top-down design
- topography design
- worst-case design

The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > design
26 identity

1) идентичность; тождественность

2) тождество

3) единичный элемент, единица (напр. множества); элемент тождественности

4) обладание специфическими опознавательными признаками; идентифицируемость || опознавательный; идентификационный

5) идентификационный номер; идентификатор

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- access rights identity
- additive identity
- algebraic identity
- instance identity
- international mobile equipment identity
- international mobile station equipment identity
- international mobile subscriber identity
- international portable equipment identity
- international portable user identity
- left identity
- multiplicative identity
- network user identity
- node identity
- object identity
- radio fixed part identity
- resolvent identity
- right identity
- scalar identity
- structural identity
- temporary mobile subscriber identity
- universal identity
- vector identity

The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > identity
27 space

1) пространство; область; зона; объём || распределять в пространстве; разбивать на области или зоны; размещать в объёме || пространственный; относящийся к области или зоне; объёмный

2) космическое пространство, космос || космический

3) тлг. бестоковая посылка, пауза

4) пробел || разделять (напр. буквы или слова) пробелами

5) зазор (напр. между элементами ИС) || использовать зазор; оставлять зазор; разделять зазором

6) вчт. шпация

7) набирать ( текст) в разрядку

8) интервал (напр. между строками матрицы); промежуток || располагать с интервалом (напр. строки матрицы) или с промежутком

9) проф. интерлиньяж (межстрочный пробел, междустрочие)

10) (условная) единица измерения интерлиньяжа, проф. интервал

11) разнос (напр. каналов) || разносить (напр. каналы)

12) ощущение глубины ( при восприятии плоского изображения)

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to space out — набирать ( текст) в разрядку

- Abelian space
- absolutely convergent series space
- acceleration space
- active space
- address space
- adjacency space
- advertising space
- affine space
- air space
- allocated space
- anode dark space
- Aston dark space
- aural space
- Banach space
- basic line space
- blank space
- Boolean space
- brightness-color space
- buncher space
- catcher space
- cathode dark space
- cellular space
- checkpoint space
- cislunar space
- classification space
- classifying space
- closed space
- cointegration space
- color space
- conceptual space
- configuration space
- connected space
- control space
- CPU address space
- criteria space
- Crookes dark space
- dead space
- decision space
- deep space
- design alternatives space
- design space
- disk space
- display space
- distribution space
- domain space
- double space
- drift space
- electron drift space
- em space
- en space
- end spaces
- error space
- estimation space
- Euclidean space
- Faraday dark space
- feature space
- finite-dimensional space
- fixed space
- flat address space
- Frechet space
- free space
- free Web space
- fuzzy space
- goal space
- guard space
- half-space
- hard space
- Hausdorff space
- heap space
- hereditary space
- Hilbert space
- Hilbertian space
- Hittorf dark space
- hole drift space
- image space
- infinite-dimensional space
- input space
- input/output space
- integrable function space
- interaction space
- inter-block space
- interelectrode space
- interplanar space
- inter-record space
- interstitial space
- inter-track space
- invariant space
- Langmuir dark space
- lexicographic space
- line space
- logic space
- marker space
- medium space
- memory space
- mixed space
- model space
- momentum space
- multidimensional space
- multiple space
- name space
- N-dimensional Euclidean space
- negative thin space
- nonbreaking space
- N-space
- number space
- object space
- observation space
- one-dimensional space
- open space
- operating space
- ordered space
- organism's phase space
- orthonormal space
- outcome space
- outer space
- output space
- parameter space
- patch space
- pattern space
- perception space
- phase space
- policy space
- probability space
- problem address space
- problem space
- provider aggregable address space
- provider independent address space
- proximity space
- Radon space
- range space
- reference space
- reflector space
- required space
- reticulated space
- routing space
- sample space
- search space
- segmented address space
- semantic space
- semi-infinite space
- sequence space
- shared space
- single space
- solution space
- space of attributes
- space of basic elements
- space of events
- space of finite dimension
- space of functions
- space of ideals
- space of kernels
- space of mappings
- space of random variables
- space of solutions
- space of strategies
- space of values
- spin space
- state space
- strategy space
- structural space
- task space
- tesselated space
- test space
- thick space
- thin space
- three-dimensional space
- topological space
- trailing space
- trajectory space
- triangulable space
- triple space
- tuple space
- two-dimensional space
- uniconvergence space
- uniform color space
- vector space
- virtual space
- visible space
- wave-vector space
- white space
- Whitney space
- word space
- working space

The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > space
28 integrity

noun

1) (uprightness, honesty) Redlichkeit, die; (of business, venture) Seriosität, die; (of style) Echtheit, die; Unverfälschtheit, die

2) (wholeness) Einheit, die

territorial integrity — territoriale Integrität

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[in'teɡrəti]
noun

(honesty: He is a man of absolute integrity.) die Rechtschaffenheit

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in·teg·rity

[ɪnˈtegrəti, AM -t̬i]

n no pl

1. (moral uprightness) Integrität f

he was keen to preserve his \integrity as an actor er wollte seiner Linie als Schauspieler treu bleiben

man/woman of \integrity unbescholtener Mann/unbescholtene Frau

2. ( form: unity, wholeness) Einheit[lichkeit] f

structural \integrity of a novel Geschlossenheit f eines Romans

to uphold territorial \integrity die territoriale Integrität schützen

3. COMPUT of data Integrität f, Vollständigkeit f

4. (unbrokenness) of object, receptacle Unversehrtheit f

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[In'tegrItɪ]
n

1) (= honesty) Integrität f

2) (= wholeness) Einheit f

* * *

integrity [ınˈteɡrətı] s

1. Integrität f, Rechtschaffenheit f, Unbescholtenheit f

2. a) Vollständigkeit f

b) Einheit f:

seen in its integrity it is … als Ganzes gesehen ist es …

* * *

noun

1) (uprightness, honesty) Redlichkeit, die; (of business, venture) Seriosität, die; (of style) Echtheit, die; Unverfälschtheit, die

2) (wholeness) Einheit, die

territorial integrity — territoriale Integrität

* * *

n.

Integrität f.

Redlichkeit f.

Unbescholtenheit f.

English-german dictionary > integrity
29 design

1) конструкция; компоновка; проект || конструировать; компоновать; проектировать || проектный

2) конструирование; проектирование

3) расчёт || рассчитывать || расчётный

4) дизайн, художественное конструирование

5) чертёж; эскиз, схема

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design against tooth pitting — расчёт ЗП на контактную выносливость

design against tooth scoring — расчёт ЗП на заедание

design for environment — проектирование с учётом экологических требований (напр. с минимальными отходами при обработке)

designed from scratch — проектируемый по эскизу, проектируемый по грубому эскизу (напр. в САПР)

- 2D design
- 3D design
- actual design
- algorithm design
- alternate design
- armless design
- articulated design of drive
- automated design
- bottom-up design
- building block design
- CAD tooling design
- cantilevered design
- cartridge design
- casting design
- closed box design
- computer-aided control system design
- computer-aided design
- computer-aided optimal design
- computer-aided structural design
- computer-aided system design
- computer-assisted design
- concept design
- conceptual design
- control design
- control process design
- custom design
- data-driven design
- detail design
- deterministic design
- double-column design
- dual-purpose design
- dynamic design
- empirical design
- engineering design
- experimental design
- fail-safe design
- feature-based design
- gantry design
- guidepath design
- hard-wired design
- H-bed design
- image design
- industrial design
- integrated mechatronic design
- kingpost design
- layout design
- long-taper design
- mechanical design
- mechatronic design
- modular design
- modular robotic sensor design
- MRAC design
- NC machine design
- nested design
- object-oriented design
- optimal design
- optimum design
- overlapping tooth design
- pallet-forward design
- PERL design
- preliminary design
- process design
- product design
- production design
- program design
- programmable design
- quill design
- rational design
- release design
- revise design
- revised design
- ring bridge design
- safe design
- safety design
- schematic design
- short-tape design
- sliding-head/fixed-spindle design
- static design
- statistical design
- styling design
- supportive design
- system design
- T-bed design
- thermally symmetric design
- thermally symmetrical design
- through-tool coolant design
- tooling design
- tooth form design
- transient design
- tried-and-true design
- two-board design
- unitized design
- VLSI design
- welding design
- wrap-around way design

English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > design
30 space

1) интервал, промежуток

2) пробел || оставлять пробелы

3) область; площадь

4) пространство || пространственный

5) космос, космическое пространство

6) полость

7) расстояние

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space over algebra — пространство над алгеброй

space over field — пространство над полем

space with absolute — пространство с абсолютом

space with affine connection — пространство с аффинной связью

space with bilinear metric — пространство с билинейной метрикой

space with boundary — пространство с краем

space with countable base — пространство со счетной базой

space with indefinite metric — пространство с индефинитной метрикой

space with involution — пространство с инволюцией

space with operators — пространство с операторами

space with scalar product — пространство со скалярным произведением

space with two topologies — пространство с двумя топологиями

space with weak metric — пространство со слабой метрикой

space without norm — ненормированное пространство

to space out — полигр. набирать вразрядку

to space out at equal distances — размещать с равными интервалами

- absolute space

- absolutely closed space
- absolutely compact space - absolutely embedded space - absolutely thick space
- abstract space

- action space

- acyclic space

- adele space

- adjacency space

- adjoint space

- adjunct space

- adjunction space

- affine space

- affinely connected space

- air space

- algebraic space

- algebraic transformation space
- algebraically parallel space - almost complex space - almost expandable space - almost isomorphic space - almost metric space - almost nonsingular space - almost paracompact space - almost pretopological space
- alternating space

- ambient space

- analytic space

- analytically isomophic space
- analytically ramified covering space
- analytically ramified space

- analytically uniform space

- anisotropic space

- antidiscrete space

- antidual space

- antiholomorphic space

- antilinear space

- antimetrizable space

- approximation space

- approximative space

- approximatively compact space
- arcwise connected space
- areal space

- arithmetical space

- aspherical space

- associated space

- atomic space

- axiomatic space

- background space

- baggage-and-cargo space

- balanced space

- banach space

- barrelled space

- base space

- berthing space

- biaffine space

- bianalytic space

- biaxial space

- bicompact space

- biconnected space

- binormal space

- biplanar space

- bisequential space

- bitopological space

- bivector space

- boiler water space

- bornological space

- boson space

- bounded space

- boundedly compact space

- bundle space

- cathode space

- causal space

- cellular space

- centered affine space
- centrally harmonic space
- chain space

- character space

- classifying space

- closed space

- coabsolute space

- cocompact space

- cohomologically trivial space

- cohomology space

- coladder space

- collapsible space

- collectionwise normal space

- column space

- comb space

- common factor space

- compactifiable space

- compactly generated space
- compactly ordered space
- complementary space

- complete space

- completely bounded space
- completely continuous space - completely degenerate space - completely disconnected space - completely harmonic space - completely metric space - completely normal space - completely reducible space - completely regular space - completely reticulated space - completely separable space - completely separated space - completely symmetric space - completely uniformizable space
- complex space

- compologic space

- concentrated space

- conditionally compact space

- configuration space

- confined space

- conformal space

- conjugate space

- consistently ordered space
- constant curvature space - continuous sample space - continuously ordered space - contractible in itself space
- contractible space

- contravariant tensor space

- control space

- conuclear space

- convergence space

- convex space

- coordinate space

- coordinatized space

- coreducible space

- coset space

- cosmic space

- cotangent space

- countable space

- countably compact space
- countably compactifiable space - countably dimensional space - countably generated space - countably infinite space - countably metacompact space - countably multinormed space - countably normed space - countably paracompact space - countably refinable space - countably subcompact space
- coupled space

- covered space

- covering space

- criteria space

- critical space

- curve space

- curved space

- cut space

- dark space

- decision space

- decomposition space

- deducted space

- deep space

- deformable space

- degenerate space

- dense space

- dense-in-itself space

- determinable space

- developable space

- difference space

- differential space

- dimensionality space

- dimensionless space

- directed space

- director space

- discoherent space

- disconnected space

- discretely expendable space

- disk space

- dispersed space

- distal space

- distinguished space

- distribution space

- dodecahedron space

- domain space

- door space

- doubly connected space

- drift space

- duality in space

- dually metric space

- dyadic space

- effective space

- elliptic space

- embeddable space

- embedded space

- enclosed space

- endomorphism space

- energetic space

- enveloping space

- equable space

- equiaffine space

- equimorphic space

- equipped space

- equiprojective space

- equiuniformly continuous space

- equivalent space

- error space

- estimation space

- Euclidean space

- even-dimensional space

- event space

- exempted space

- expandable space

- expanding space

- extended space

- extension space

- extremal space

- extremally disconnected space

- factor space

- faithful space

- Faraday dark space

- favorable space

- feebly finite-dimensional space

- fermion space

- fiber space

- fibre space

- figure space

- filled space

- filter space

- filtered space

- finally compact space

- finite space

- finite-dimensional space

- finitely compact space
- finitely productive space - finitely sheeted space - finitely triangulated space
- fixed space

- flag space

- flat space

- foamy space

- foliated space

- foot space

- four-dimensional space

- framed space

- fully complete space
- fully normal space
- function space

- fundamental space

- fuzzy space

- gage space

- gamma space

- gas space

- general metric space
- general metrizable space - general topological space
- generalized space

- generic space

- genus of space

- geodesic space

- geodesically complete space
- global analytic space - globally symmetric space
- good space

- group space

- group-like space

- guard space

- half-spinor space

- harmonic space

- hazy space

- hedgehog space

- hemicompact space

- hereditarily disconnected space
- hereditarily normal space - hereditarily paracompact space - hereditarily separable space - hereditarily symmetric space
- hereditary space

- Hilbert space

- hilbertizable space

- holomorphic cotangent space
- holomorphic tangent space - holomorphically complete space - holomorphically convex space
- holonomic space

- homeomorphic space

- homogeneous space

- homotopically trivial space
- homotopy associative space
- horizontal space

- hyperbolic space

- hypercompact space

- hypercomplete space

- hyperconvex space

- hypermetric space

- hypocompact space

- icosahedron space

- ideal space

- image space

- imaginary space

- imperfect space

- incidence space

- incomplete space

- indecomposable space

- indiscrete space

- induced space

- inductive limit space

- infinite-dimensional space

- infinitely dominated space

- infinite-sheeted space

- infinitesimal space

- infrabarrelled space

- infrahomogeneous space

- infratunnel space

- initially compact space

- injective space

- inner product space

- input space

- integration space

- interaction space

- intermediate space

- internal space

- interplanetary space

- interpolating space

- interpolation space

- interstitial space

- invariant space

- irreducible space

- isometrically isomorphic space
- iterated loop space
- jet space

- kegly space

- killing space

- knot space

- lacunar space

- lacunary space

- lattice-isomorphic space

- leaf space

- lean space

- left space

- lens space

- lexicographic space

- lightly compact space

- limit space

- limit-closed sequence space

- linearity space

- linearly compact space
- linearly connected space - linearly ordered space - linearly topologized space - load space
- localizable space

- locally bicompact space
- locally bounded space - locally closed space - locally compact space - locally complete space - locally connected space - locally contractible space - locally convex space - locally directed space - locally fine space - locally holomorphic space - locally homogeneous space - locally hyperbolic space - locally linear space - locally metrizable space - locally ringed space - locally separable space - locally simply connected space - locally solid space - locally spherical space - locally star-shaped space - locally symmetric space - locally timelike space - locally triangulable space
- logarithmic space

- loop space

- magic space

- manned space exploration

- many-dimensional space

- mapping of space

- mapping space

- mark space

- maximal ideal space

- measurable space

- measure space

- membership space

- mesocompact space

- metacompact space

- metrically homogeneous space

- metrically uniform space

- microhomogeneous space

- mildly paracompact space

- minimal space

- model space

- modular space

- moment space

- monotonically complete space
- monotonically normal space
- moving space

- mud space

- multidimensional space

- multinormed space

- multiply connected space
- naturally isomorphic space - naturally ordered space - naturally reductive space
- n-connected space

- near-affine space

- nearly continuous space
- nearly paracompact space - negative metric space
- negative-definite space

- neighborhood extension space

- neighborhood space

- nested space

- nildimensional space

- nilpotent space

- nonatomic space

- noncollapsible space

- noncomplete space

- noncompletely regular space

- nonconvex space

- noncountably dimensional space

- nondegenerate space

- nondenumerable sample space

- non-Euclidean space

- nonholonomic space

- nonhomogeneous space

- nonmetric space

- nonmetrizable space

- nonnormable space

- nonorientable space

- nonreductive space

- nonseparable space

- nonsingular space

- nonsmooth space

- nonstratifiable space

- nonvacuous space

- normalized space

- normally hereditary space
- normally separated space - not simply connected space - nowhere connected space - null space of linear transformation
- null space

- number space

- numerable space

- numerably contractible space
- n-way projective space
- object space

- observation space

- octahedron space

- odd-dimensional space

- one-dimensional space

- one-point space

- one-way projective space

- orbit space

- orderable space

- ordered space

- oriented space

- orthonormal space

- oscillating space

- outcome space

- outer space

- output space

- paracompact space

- paracomplete space

- parallel space

- parameter space

- parametric space

- pararegular space

- partially ordered space

- partition space

- partitionable space

- passenger space

- path space

- pathwise connected space

- pattern space

- perfectly homogeneous space
- perfectly normal space - perfectly regular space - perfectly screenable space - perfectly separable space - peripherically bicompact space - peripherically compact space
- phase space

- pivot space

- plane space

- player space

- playing space

- pointed space

- point-free space

- pointwise closed space
- pointwise paracompact space
- polar space

- policy space

- polyhedral space

- positive-definite space

- possibility space

- potential space

- power series space

- preadjoint space

- precompact space

- predual space

- prehomogeneous space

- prepolar space

- prestratified space

- pretopological space

- preudocomplete space

- preudoprojective space

- preuniform space

- preunitary space

- prime ideal space

- primitive space

- principal fiber space

- principal space

- probabilistic space

- probability space

- product space

- productive space

- projecting space

- projectively flat space
- projectively metric space
- proximity space

- pseudocompact space

- pseudoconcave space

- pseudodiscrete space

- pseudomagic space

- pseudometric space

- pseudometrizable space

- pseudonormal space

- pseudosemimetric space

- pseudosemimetrizable space

- pseudospherical space

- pseudotopological space

- quadratic space

- quasiaffine space

- quasianalytic space

- quasibarrelled space

- quasicompact space

- quasicomplete space

- quasicomplex space

- quasidevelopable space

- quasidiscrete space

- quasidual space

- quasielliptic space

- quasifiber space

- quasigage space

- quasihyperbolic space

- quasihypermetric space

- quasiinfrabarrelled space

- quasilinear space

- quasilocally closed space

- quasimetric space

- quasinormable space

- quasinormal space

- quasinormed space

- quasiorderable space

- quasiproper space

- quasipseudometric space

- quasireflexive space

- quasistrongly compact space

- quasisymplectic space

- quasitopological space

- quasiultrabarrelled space

- quasiuniform space

- quasiuniformizable space

- quaternion elliptic space
- quaternion hyperbolic space - quaternion projective space - quaternion vector space
- quoin space

- quotient space

- range space

- ranged space

- ranked space

- rarefied space

- rational space

- ray space

- reciprocal space

- recurrent space

- reference space

- reflection space

- region of space

- regularly cocompact space
- regularly ordered space
- relative space

- relatively compact space
- relatively discrete space - relatively strong space
- representation space

- reproducing kernel space

- residual space

- resolvable space

- restricted space

- reticulated space

- rigger space

- right space

- rigid space

- ringed space

- ring-like space

- root space

- rotund space

- row space

- ruled space

- sample space

- scattered space

- screenable space

- secondary combustion space

- self-conjugate space

- semibicompact space

- semicompact space

- semicomplete space

- semielliptic space

- semihyperbolic space

- semiinfinite space

- semilinear space

- semilocal space

- semimagic space

- seminormable space

- seminormal space

- seminormed space

- semiordered space

- semipseudometric space

- semireducible space

- semireflexive space

- semiregular space

- semiseparated space

- semistratifiable space

- semisymplectic space

- semiuniform space

- sequence space

- sequential convergence space
- sequentially closed space - sequentially compact space - sequentially complete space - sequentially quasicomplete space - sequentially separable space
- shunted projective space

- sigma-compact space

- simply harmonic space
- simply ordered space - simply partitionable space
- skew-metric space

- solenoidal space

- solid space

- solution space

- space of admissible variation
- space of affine connectedness
- space of approximants

- space of basic elements
- space of complex homomorphisms
- space of components

- space of connectedness

- space of constant curvature
- space of continuous functions
- space of contractions

- space of cosets

- space of currents

- space of curves

- space of differentials

- space of distribution

- space of embeddings

- space of endomorphisms

- space of events

- space of finite dimension
- space of finite measure
- space of functionals

- space of functions

- space of generalized elements

- space of germs

- space of homeomorphisms

- space of infinite measure

- space of integers

- space of kernels

- space of linear forms
- space of linear interpolation
- space of loops

- space of mappings

- space of maximal ideals

- space of measures

- space of numerical sequences

- space of operators

- space of paths

- space of points

- space of random variables
- space of right cosets - space of scalar curvature
- space of sequences

- space of sets

- space of signals

- space of skew-symmetric tensors

- space of solutions

- space of spinors

- space of splines

- space of strategies

- space of strings

- space of subsets

- space of symmetric tensors

- space of symmetry

- space of tempered distributions

- space of time

- space of trajectories

- space of values

- space of vectors

- spanned space

- specified space

- sphere-like space

- spherically complete space

- spheroidal space

- spline space

- stable reducible space

- standard space

- star-normal space

- star-screenable space

- star-shaped space

- state space

- steam space of boiler

- steam space

- stochastic space

- straight space

- strategy space

- strictly convex space
- strongly bounded space - strongly closed space - strongly compact space - strongly complete space - strongly irreducible space - strongly normal space - strongly normed space - strongly paracompact space - strongly pseudocompact space - strongly pseudometrizable space - strongly rigid space - strongly screenable space - structural space - structure space
- subcompact space

- subparacompact space

- subprojective space

- subsequential space

- sufficiently general space

- sum space

- supercompact space

- supercomplete space

- supermagic space

- superreflexive space

- symbolic space

- symmetric space

- symmetrizable space

- syntopogeneous space

- syntopological space

- taut space

- tessellated space

- tessellation space

- test space

- thick space

- thin space

- three-dimensional space

- tie space

- tight space

- time guard space

- timelike space

- tonnele space

- tooth space

- topologically closed space
- topologically complete space
- topologically equivalent spaces

- topologically homogeneous space

- toroidal space

- total space

- totally bounded space
- totally disconnected space - totally geodesic space - totally imperfect space - totally normal space - totally orderable space - totally ordered space
- trace space

- triangulable space

- triangulated space

- trivially magic space

- truncated space

- tween-deck space

- twistor space

- two-dimensional space

- two-point space

- ultrabornological space

- ultrametric space

- ultranormal space

- ultraregular space

- unconfined space

- uncountable space

- uncountably infinite space

- underlying space

- unicoherent space

- unified space

- uniformly continuous space

- uniformly convex space

- uniformly equivalent spaces

- union space

- universal space

- unrestricted parameter space

- usable space

- utility space

- vacuum space

- value space

- vertical space

- very incomplete space
- water jacket space - weakly closed space - weakly compact space - weakly complete space - weakly covering space - weakly dense space - weakly favorable space - weakly n-dimensional space - weakly paracompact space - weakly regular space - weakly separable space - weakly symmetric space
- weight space

- well chained space

- whole space

- zero-dimensional space

- zero-magic space

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31 transformation

трансформация, трансформирование; превращение; преобразование

invariance under transformation — инвариантность относительно преобразования

- additive transformation

- adiabatic transformation

- adjoint transformation

- admissible transformation

- affine transformation

- algebraic transformation

- allowable transformation

- alternating transformation

- analytic transformation

- angle preserving transformation

- angular transformation

- antiperiodic transformation

- antipodal transformation

- antipolar transformation

- antiprojective transformation

- antisemilinear transformation

- antiunitary transformation

- aperiodic transformation

- approximate transformation

- arbitrary transformation

- arcsine transformation

- area preserving transformation

- asymptotic transformation

- automorphic transformation

- autoregressive transformation

- auxiliary transformation

- axial transformation

- backward transformation

- baker's transformation

- betweenness preserving transformation

- bicontinuous transformation

- bilateral transformation

- bilinear transformation

- bimeasurable transformation

- bimeromorphic transformation

- bipartite transformation

- biquadratic transformation

- birational transformation

- biregular transformation

- bisymmetric transformation

- bivariate transformation

- bounded transformation

- broken-linear transformation

- canonical transformation

- centroaffine transformation

- chain transformation

- circular transformation

- closed transformation

- cochain transformation

- cogradient transformation

- collineatory transformation

- column transformation

- combined transformation

- compact linear transformation
- completely reducible transformation
- complex transformation

- componentwise transformation

- compressible transformation

- concircular transformation

- conformal transformation

- congruent transformation

- conjunctive transformation

- conservative transformation

- contact transformation

- continued transformation

- continued-fraction transformation

- contractive linear transformation

- contragradient transformation

- convergence preserving transformation
- convexity preserving transformation
- coordinate transformation

- correlative transformation

- cosine transformation

- covering transformation

- cubic transformation

- curvature transformation

- curvilinear transformation

- cyclic transformation

- deck transformation

- decomposable linear transformation

- degenerate transformation

- derivative transformation

- diagonal transformation

- diagonalizable transformation

- differentiable transformation

- differential transformation

- dimensional transformation

- direct transformation

- discrete transformation

- dissipative transformation

- double transformation

- dual transformation

- dyadic transformation

- elementary transformation

- elliptic transformation

- equal transformations

- equiaffine transformation

- equiangular transformation

- equiform transformation

- equimeasure transformation

- equivalence transformation

- equivalent transformations

- ergodic transformation

- explicit transformation

- exponential transformation

- extended transformation

- factor transformation

- fast Fourier transformation

- finite transformation

- finite-definite transformation

- finite-valued transformation

- forward transformation

- fractional linear transformation

- frequency transformation

- functional transformation

- gage transformation

- Galilean transformation

- gauge transformation

- general transformation

- generalized transformation

- generating transformation

- generic projective transformation

- geodesic transformation

- geometric transformation

- global transformation

- heteromorphic transformation

- holomorphic transformation

- homeomorphic transformation

- homogeneous transformation

- homographic transformation

- homologic transformation

- homothetic transformation

- homotopic transformation

- horocyclic transformation

- hyperbolic transformation

- hypermaximal transformation

- hypermonotone transformation

- idempotent transformation

- identical transformation
- identity transformation
- imaginary transformation

- improper orthogonal transformation

- incompressible transformation

- indecomposable transformation

- induced transformation

- infinitesimal transformation

- inhomogeneous transformation

- injection transformation

- inner transformation

- integral transformation

- interior transformation

- intermediate transformation

- internal transformation

- invariant transformation

- inverse transformation
- inverted transformation
- invertible transformation

- involutive transformation

- irrational transformation

- irreducible transformation

- irregular transformation

- irreversible transformation

- isogonal transformation

- isometric transformation

- isomorphic transformation

- isoparametric transformation

- isotone transformation

- least-squares transformation

- left invariant transformation

- line transformation

- linear fractional transformation

- linearizing transformation

- local transformation

- locally affine transformation
- locally isomorphic transformation - locally linear transformation - locally quadratic transformation
- logarithmic transformation

- loxodromic transformation

- many-to-one transformation

- martingale transformation

- mathematical transformation

- matrix transformation

- maximum transformation

- measure-preserving transformation

- metrical transformation

- metrically transitive transformation

- mixing transformation

- modular transformation

- monodromy transformation

- monogenic transformation

- monoidal transformation

- monomial transformation

- monotone decreasing transformation

- multiplicative transformation

- multivalue transformation

- mutual transformation

- natural transformation

- nearly isometric transformation

- nilpotent transformation

- nonaffine transformation

- nonalternating transformation

- nonanalytic transformation

- noncompact transformation

- nondecreasing transformation

- nondegenerate transformation

- nondeterminate transformation

- nonergodic transformation

- nonexceptional transformation

- nonhomogeneous transformation

- nonlinear transformation

- nonsingle-valued transformation

- nonsingular transformation

- nonstabilized transformation

- non-unitary transformation

- norm preserving transformation
- normal transformation of binomial distribution
- normal transformation

- normalizing transformation

- null transformation

- numerical transformation

- n-valued transformation

- object transformation

- one-dimensional transformation

- one-one transformation

- one-parameter transformation

- one-to-many transformation

- one-to-one transformation

- open transformation

- opposite transformation

- ordered transformation

- order-preserving transformation

- orientation preserving transformation

- orthochronous transformation

- orthogonal transformation

- parabolic transformation

- parallelism preserving transformation

- parsimonious transformation

- partial transformation

- partially one-to-one transformation

- pedal transformation

- perfect transformation

- perfectly continuous transformation

- permissible transformation

- permutation transformation

- perspective transformation

- piecewise-linear transformation

- plane transformation

- point transformation

- polymorphic transformation

- positive transformation

- preliminary transformation

- preparatory transformation

- prime-point transformation

- primitive transformation

- principal axes transformation
- probability integral transformation - proper birational transformation
- pseudoorthogonal transformation

- pseudopolynomial transformation

- quasiaffine transformation

- quasicentroaffine transformation

- quasimonotone transformation

- quasinatural transformation

- quasiopen transformation

- quosisympletic transformation

- radial transformation

- r-adic transformation

- random transformation

- real transformation

- reciprocal transformation

- recurrence transformation
- recursive transformation
- reordering transformation

- restricted transformation

- reversibly continuous transformation

- rigid transformation

- scale transformation

- scaling transformation

- self-ajoint transformation

- semianalytic transformation

- semigroup transformation

- semispinor transformation

- semisymplectic transformation

- set transformation

- shearing transformation

- shift transformation

- similarity transformation

- simple transformation

- simplex transformation

- simplicial transformation

- simplifying transformation

- simply connected transformation

- sinus transformation

- skew-symmetric transformation

- spatial transformation

- spectral transformation

- sphere-preserving transformation

- spherical transformation

- stable transformation

- step transformation

- stochastic transformation

- stretching transformation

- structural transformation

- sufficiently general transformation

- symmetry transformation

- tangent transformation

- tensor transformation

- termwise transformation

- teta transformation

- topological transformation

- torsion transformation

- totally regular transformation

- transformation of coordinates

- transformation of similitude

- transformation of variables

- transformation of variate

- transitive transformation

- triangulable transformation

- triangular linear transformation

- trigonometric transformation

- trivial transformation

- true transformation

- twistor transformation

- unbounded linear transformation
- uniform probability transformation - uniformly continuous transformation - uniformly regular transformation
- unimodular transformation

- unipotent transformation

- unit transformation

- univalent transformation

- unweighted transformation

- variance stabilizing transformation

- variance-ratio transformation

- vector transformation

- volume-preserving transformation

- weakly closed transformation
- weakly compact transformation - weakly completely continuous transformation - weakly mixing transformation - weakly open transformation - weakly separable transformation
- well-defined transformation

- zeta transformation

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32 design

1. n часто умысел

criminal design — преступный замысел

cruel design — жестокий умысел

common design — общий умысел

wicked design — злой умысел

2. n рел. божье провидение, божественный промысл

3. n цель, намерение

stern design — твёрдое намерение

the designs of France — намерения Франции

with this design — с этой целью

with design — с намерением, с целью

without design — без всякого намерения

by design — намеренно; преднамеренно, предумышленно

manifest design — явное намерение

legislative design — намерение законодателя

design objective — цели проектирования; проектные параметры

4. n замысел; план, проект

conceptual design — эскизный проект

paper design — проект

design option — выбор проекта

basic design — эскизный проект

design review — оценка проекта

detail design — рабочий проект

5. n планирование

design of experiments — планирование экспериментов

6. n вчт. проектирование; конструирование

computer design — проектирование или конструирование вычислительных машин

on-line design — проектирование в режиме онлайн

structural design — строительное проектирование

urban design — градостроительное проектирование

automatic design — автоматическое проектирование

design automation — автоматизация проектирования

7. n чертёж, эскиз; конструкция; проект; расчёт

antiseismic design — антисейсмическая конструкция

design office — конструкторское бюро

design drawing — рабочий чертёж

design conditions — исходные условия расчёта

quality of design — качество конструкции

substantial design — прочная конструкция

design information — информация о проекте

design suitability — соответствие проекта

mold design — конструкция кристаллизатора

8. n рисунок, узор

design of flowers — узор из цветов

poor design — плохо выполненный, бедный, бедного рисунка

fine design — прекрасно выполненный

currency design — рисунок на банкноте

a design in mosaic — мозаичный рисунок

psychedelic design — слишком пёстрый и яркий рисунок

to work a design on linen — вышивать узор на полотне

to imprint a design on wax — отпечатать рисунок на воске

9. n модель

our latest design — наша последняя модель

10. n композиция

the picture lacks design — в картине есть композиционные недостатки

11. n искусство композиции

12. n дизайн; внешний вид, исполнение

industrial design — промышленная эстетика

raised design — рельефный вид

bottle design — дизайн флакона

external design — внешний проект

package design — дизайн упаковки

graphic design — графический дизайн

13. n произведение искусства

14. v замышлять; намереваться; планировать

15. v предназначать

to design the room as a study — отвести комнату под кабинет

16. v составлять план, схему; планировать, проектировать, конструировать

to design the construction of the docks — проектировать строительство доков

detailed design — рабочий план

sample design — выборочный план

design diagram — проектная схема

wiring design — разработка схемы

factorial design — факторный план

17. v вынашивать замысел; задумать

to design a book — вынашивать замысел книги

artful design — коварный замысел

design concept — проектный замысел

to hatch a design — вынашивать план

to fling up a design — отказаться от замысла

initial design concept — начальный проектный замысел

18. v чертить; вычерчивать схему

design layout — компоновочная схема

circuit design — проектирование схем

systolic design — систолическая схема

process design — технологическая схема

aerodynamic design — аеродинамическая схема

19. v заниматься проектированием, проектировать; быть проектировщиком, конструктором

to design a building — создать архитектурный проект здания

geometry design — топологическое проектирование

design guideline — руководство по проектированию

earthquake design — сейсмостойкое проектирование

manipulator design — проектирование манипулятора

architectural design — проектирование архитектуры

20. v исполнять, выполнять

the picture is superbly designed — картина выполнена великолепно

21. v книжн. собираться поехать

to design for France — собираться во Францию

Синонимический ряд:

1. figure (noun) device; figure; motif; motive; pattern; style

2. intent (noun) aim; animus; end; goal; intendment; intent; intention; notion; object; objective; point; purpose; reason; target; thought; view

3. makeup (noun) architecture; composition; constitution; construction; formation; makeup

4. meaning (noun) drift; meaning; purport

5. outline (noun) depiction; draft; illustration; ornament; outline; painting; stamp

6. plan (noun) arrangement; blueprint; game plan; idea; lay out; layout; map; plan; plot; project; proposal; proposition; schema; scheme; strategy

7. contrive (verb) conceive; contrive; fashion; hatch; model; think

8. mean (verb) aim; contemplate; intend; mean; project; propose; purpose

9. plan (verb) arrange; blueprint; cast; chart; devise; draw; draw up; frame; lay out; map; map out; plan; project; set out

10. sketch (verb) delineate; outline; sketch

Антонимический ряд:

accident; accomplish; achieve; artlessness; candour; chance; change; conjecture; construction; execute; execution; fairness; fluke; fortuity; guess

English-Russian base dictionary > design
33 test

1. испытание, испытания; проверка; контроль; тестирование; опробование;

см. тж. testing/ испытывать; проверять; контролировать; тестировать; опробовать

2. тест; проба

3. критерий; признак

accelerate-stop tests

accelerated mission test

acceleration-deceleration test

aerobatic flight tests

aeroelastic tests

agility test

air resonance test

air-to-air test

air-to-air combat test

airframe test

airspeed calibration test

all-attitude flight test

asymmetric loads tests

asymmetric wing sweep flight tests

auto-guidance tests

before-flight-rated tests

bench test

biaxial fatigue test

bird impact test

bird ingestion test

bird strike test

bird strike tests

burn-in test

burst pressure test

catapult tests

centrifugal load test

centrifuge tests

clean configuration test

closed-loop test

cockpit workload test

combined-systems tests

compatibility test

component tests

compression test

computer-aided test

constant amplitude test

continued takeoff tests

control test

convergence test

cooling test

crack-detection tests

crash test

creep test

crush tests

cyclic tests

damage tolerance test

damage resistance test

departure test

depressed-trajectory test

destruction test

development tests

divergence tests

dual-frequency test

durability test

dynamometer tests

electromagnetic interference tests

electromagnetic-vulnerability test

emergency survival test

EMI tests

endurance test

engine reingestion test

environmental test

exploratory tests

fatigue test

flammability test

flaps up landing tests

flexure test

flight clearance test

flight simulation tests

flight-by-flight fatigue test

flight simulation fatigue tests

flow field tests

flow visualization tests

flutter test

flutter-proof tests

flyover tests

force tests

forced oscillation tests

foreign object damage test

free oscillation tests

free spinning facility tests

free-flight test

free-to-roll tests

frequency response tests

frequency-sweep test

fuel runout test

full-scale test

ground effect test

ground resonance test

handling qualities tests

hard-ride test

heat tests

heavyweight test

high-angle-of-attack tests

high-alpha test

hover tests

hover in-ground-effect test

hover-in-ground test

hovering tests

humidity tests

icing test

impact test

in-plant tests

input-to-output tests

iron bird tests

landing test

landing flap tests

life roll test

limit cycle tests

limited-envelope flight test

load-deflection test

logic test

low-observability test

maneuvering tests

manual flight tests

modal test

modal survey test

mode interaction tests

model tests of airfoils

moire interferometry tests

noise test

nondestructive test

normal takeoff tests

Nyquist stability test

open-loop tests

operability test

oscillatory tests

overland tests

oxygen tests

performance test

pilot-in-loop tests

plenum-chamber burning tests

post-flight test

preflight test

pressure test

pressurization test

proof-lood test

proof-of-concept tests

radar cross-section test

radiographic test

rain test

ramp tests

rate of climb test

rejected takeoff test

reliability test

remote-site test

repair test

residual strength test

resonance tests

reverse-thrust tests

rig test

robustness test

roll-on-rim test

rolling test

rotary-balance tests

rough ground profile test

shake test

shakedown test

shear test

sideslip tests

simulation verification test

simulator test

small-scale test

smoke test

spin tests

spray ingestion test

stability test

stall tests

static tests

static strength test

steady rolling tests

steady state test

stealth test

stiffness test

store compatibility test

strength tests

structural tests

supercritical test

system integration test

tail on/off tests

takeoff test

taxy test

tensile test

tension test

tethered test

towing test

transfer function tests

validation tests

vectored thrust test

vibration test

vulnerability test

water-tank test

waveoff tests

wheel test

whirl test

wind blast test

wind tunnel test

wing-fatigue test

wingborne mode flight test

yaw oscillation tests

zero-speed-zero-altitude test

zero-zero test

Авиасловарь > test
34 damage

повреждение; ущерб; поражение; авария; дефект; повреждать; наносить ущерб; поражать

— bomb damage

— combat damage

— corrosion fatigue damage

— critical damage

— cumulative damage

— damage by dragging

— effective target damage

— fatigue damage

— foreign object damage

— hail damage

— heat damage

— impact damage

— implosive damage

— incident damage

— progressive damage

— rain-erosion damage

— structural damage

Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > damage
35 schema

"An object or collection of database objects that contain structural information, or metadata, about a database."

مخطط

English-Arabic terms dictionary > schema
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