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1 switching effect
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2 switching effect
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4 isotope effect
1.равновесный изотопный эффект2.изотопный эффектconfinement effect — локальное воздействие; локальный эффект
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5 bamboo effect
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6 boundary effect
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7 build-up effect
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8 chemical isotope effect
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9 electrophoretic effect
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10 entrainment effect
эффект (механического) уноса; эффект (механического) захватаEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > entrainment effect
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11 genetic effect
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12 greenhouse effect
1.парниковый эффект2.парниковыйEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > greenhouse effect
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13 hereditary effect
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14 isotopic effect
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15 long-term effect
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16 mechanical memory effect
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17 photovoltaic effect
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18 radio-voltaic effect
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19 reduced mass effect
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20 rewet-conduction effect
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