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target scattering cross-section

Толкование Перевод

1 target scattering cross-section

Военный термин: ЭПР цели

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > target scattering cross-section
2 target scattering cross-section

ЭПР цели

English-Russian military dictionary > target scattering cross-section
3 scattering cross-section of a target

Радиолокация: отражающая эффективная поверхность, эффективная отражающая поверхность

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > scattering cross-section of a target
4 cross-section

поперечное сечение; площадь поперечного сечения

— absolute cross-section

— chaff cloud radar cross-section

— effective radar cross-section

— target scattering cross-section

English-Russian military dictionary > cross-section
5 section

1) секция; отрезок; звено

2) поперечное сечение

3) участок радиорелейной линии

4) раздел (напр. книги) || разбивать на разделы

5) срез || изготавливать срез ( для микроскопических исследований)

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- section of transmission line
- absorption cross section
- acoustic cross section
- antenna section
- apparent cross section
- back-scattering cross section
- bend section
- bistatic cross section
- brass section
- bridged T-section
- broadside cross section
- building-out section
- capture cross section
- carrier-line section
- collision cross section
- conic section
- control section
- corner section
- Coulomb cross section
- cross section
- cruciform waveguide section
- data control section
- destructive collision cross section
- echoing cross section
- effective cross section
- effective waveguide section
- electron-capture cross section
- electron multiplier section
- end-fire radar cross section
- evanescent section
- filter section
- flexible section
- forward-scattering cross section
- half-wave section
- highpass T-section
- hole-capture cross section
- ionization cross section
- L-section
- lowpass T-section
- matching section
- measuring waveguide section
- molecular absorption cross section
- monostatic cross section
- normalized cross section
- phasing section
- pi-section
- quarter-wave section
- radar cross section
- radar scattering cross section
- recombination cross section
- restriction section
- rhythm section
- scattering cross section
- slotted section
- squeezable section
- squeeze section
- T-section
- taper section
- tapered section
- target cross section
- target reflectivity cross section
- transition section
- transverse section
- twin-T section
- waveguide section
- π-section

English-Russian electronics dictionary > section
6 section

1) секция; отрезок; звено

2) поперечное сечение

3) участок радиорелейной линии

4) раздел (напр. книги) || разбивать на разделы

5) срез || изготавливать срез ( для микроскопических исследований)

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- π-section
- absorption cross section
- acoustic cross section
- antenna section
- apparent cross section
- back-scattering cross section
- bend section
- bistatic cross section
- brass section
- bridged T-section
- broadside cross section
- building-out section
- capture cross section
- carrier-line section
- collision cross section
- conic section
- control section
- corner section
- Coulomb cross section
- cross section
- cruciform waveguide section
- data control section
- destructive collision cross section
- echoing cross section
- effective cross section
- effective waveguide section
- electron multiplier section
- electron-capture cross section
- end-fire radar cross section
- evanescent section
- filter section
- flexible section
- forward-scattering cross section
- half-wave section
- highpass T-section
- hole-capture cross section
- ionization cross section
- lowpass T-section
- L-section
- matching section
- measuring waveguide section
- molecular absorption cross section
- monostatic cross section
- normalized cross section
- phasing section
- pi-section
- quarter-wave section
- radar cross section
- radar scattering cross section
- recombination cross section
- restriction section
- rhythm section
- scattering cross section
- section of transmission line
- slotted section
- squeezable section
- squeeze section
- taper section
- tapered section
- target cross section
- target reflectivity cross section
- transition section
- transverse section
- T-section
- twin-T section
- waveguide section

The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > section
7 projectile

снаряд; ( минометная) мина; пуля; см. тж. round, shell

additional propulsion (cannon) projectile — активно-реактивный снаряд, АРС

AP rocket-assisted (cannon) projectile — бронебойный АРС

AT mine scattering (warhead) projectile — снаряд с КБЧ разбрасывающий ПТ мины

cavity (bursting charge) AP projectile — каморный бронебойный снаряд с разрывным зарядом

laser beam rider (cannon) projectile — снаряд с ГСН по лазерному лучу

laser terminal homing (artillery) projectile — самонаводящийся снаряд с лазерной системой наведения на конечном участке траектории

liquid-fuel rocket engine-assisted (cannon) projectile — АРС с ЖРД

multilayer (body) wall fragmentation projectile — осколочный снаряд с многослойными стенками корпуса

multiple warhead (artillery) projectile — (артиллерийский) снаряд с КБЧ

ram-jet assisted (cannon) projectile APC — с ПВРД

ready-element scattering (fragmentation) projectile — снаряд, разбрасывающий готовые поражающие элементы

reconnaissance device(s) carrying projectile — снаряд для доставки разведывательных приборов (к цели)

rifled (-body) mortar projectile — минометная мина с нарезным корпусом

— AA projectile

— additional propulsion mortar projectile

— antiarmor projectile

— anticoncrete projectile

— antipersonnel cluster mortar projectile

— antipersonnel mine scattering projectile

— antiradar guided howitzer projectile

— antiradar homing projectile

— antiriot projectile

— AP capped incendiary projectile

— AP capped projectile

— AP discarding sabot fin-stabilized projectile

— AP high-explosive incendiary projectile

— AP high-explosive projectile

— AP projectile

— AP-incendiary fragmentation projectile

— AP-incendiary projectile

— arrow-shaped finned hard core projectile

— artillery enhanced radiation projectile

— artillery-fired nuclear projectile

— asphyxiating projectile

— AT guided mortar projectile

— AT hollow charge projectile

— AT projectile

— AT rifle projectile

— ballistic capped sharp pointed AP projectile

— ballistic projectile

— base bleed projectile

— base cavity projectile

— base-ejection smoke projectile

— base-ignition smoke projectile

— bean-bag-type projectile

— binary projectile

— blind-loaded projectile

— blunt head AP projectile

— blunt nosed AP projectile

— boat-tail projectile

— bomblet-dispensing artillery projectile

— bounding minelet-scattering cluster projectile

— breakup projectile

— bursting-type smoke projectile

— caliber projectile

— caliber-finned projectile

— caliber-fin-stabilized projectile

— canister shot projectile

— cannon artillery projectile

— cannon-launched beam-rider projectile

— cannon-launched homing projectile

— cannon-launched laser guided projectile

— cannon-launched projectile

— capped projectile

— cargo-carrying projectile

— chaff-delivery projectile

— changeable body-shape projectile

— chemical energy mortar projectile

— chemical energy projectile

— chemical mortar projectile

— chemical projectile

— cluster AT projectile

— cluster-warhead projectile

— common AA projectile

— common geometry smart projectile

— common projectile

— concrete-piercing projectile

— cone cavity HEAT projectile

— conical bore projectile

— contact fuzed projectile

— controlled efficiency projectile

— controlled expansion projectile

— conventional cluster projectile

— conventional-guided projectile

— cored projectile

— counterradar projectile

— counter-spaced armor HEAT projectile

— cross-section drag reduced projectile

— decalibrated projectile

— deep-cavity projectile

— delayed action HE projectile

— depleted uranium body AP projectile

— depleted uranium penetrator HVAP projectile

— detachable band and bourrelet HVAP projectile

— differential tandem-shaped charge projectile

— direct/indirect fire projectile

— directional dispensing heavy ready fragment AP projectile

— discarding sabot flechette projectile

— discarding sabot projectile

— drop fire mortar projectile

— dual-purpose projectile

— dummy projectile

— elongated penetrator detachable sabot projectile

— enhanced fragmentation effect projectile

— enhanced radiation neutron warhead projectile

— enhanced radiation option artillery nuclear projectile

— even-caliber projectile

— expendable communications jammer projectile

— extended range guided projectile

— extended range low-drag projectile

— finned projectile

— fin-stabilized projectile

— flame projectile

— flat-cone hollow charge projectile

— flechette forward firing aircraft rocket projectile

— flechette projectile

— fluid-filled projectile

— fragmentation projectile

— fragmentation-HEAT projectile

— fuel-air explosive projectile

— full-bore projectile

— full-caliber AP projectile

— germ-warfare projectile

— grooved AP projectile

— guided antiarmor mortar projectile

— guided cannon projectile

— gun projectile

— gun-launched IR guided projectile

— gyro optical head projectile

— gyroscope stabilized projectile

— hard core projectile

— HE armor piercing projectile

— HE delay projectile

— HE fin-stabilized projectile

— HE high-capacity projectile

— HE incendiary projectile

— HE plastic AP projectile

— HE projectile

— HE quick projectile

— HE squashed head projectile

— HE time projectile

— HEAT projectile

— HEAT-fragmentation projectile

— heavy fragment-producing mortar projectile

— high-density projectile

— high-fragmentation effect projectile

— high-velocity projectile

— holiow-base projectile

— hollow AP projectile

— hollow cavity projectile

— hollow charge projectile

— hollow-charge mortar projectile

— hollow-charge submissile scattering projectile

— homing artillery cannon projectile

— homing submissile cluster warhead projectile

— howitzer projectile

— howitzer-cluster warhead projectile

— HVAP discarding sabot fin-stabilized projectile

— HVAP projectile

— illuminating projectile

— imaging IR terminal guidance mortar projectile

— immediate-action HE projectile

— impact-action HE projectile

— improved aerodynamics shape mortar projectile

— improved conventional munition projectile

— improved nuclear projectile

— incendiary projectile

— incendiary rocket projectile

— insecticide spray projectile

— IR terminal homing mortar projectile

— IR-guided projectile

— IR-homing projectile

— irritant smoke projectile

— jammer-carrying cannon projectile

— jammer-scattering cannon projectile

— jet projectile

— jet-stabilized projectile

— kinetic energy projectile

— laser-beam guided projectile

— laser-beam homing AT projectile

— laser-designator seeker mortar projectile

— laser-guided gun-launched AA projectile

— laser-guided projectile

— light projectile

— limited-lethality riot projectile

— long-rod penetrator projectile

— low-collateral damage projectile

— low-velocity HEAT projectile

— low-yield nuclear tank projectile

— marker projectile

— marking projectile

— mass-filled projectile

— mine-dispenser projectile

— mine-dispensing projectile

— mine-scattering projectile

— missile projectile

— mortar projectile

— multipurpose projectile

— napalm incendiary projectile

— navigational projectile

— nerve gas projectile

— neutron warhead projectile

— noncontact fuzed projectile

— non-penetrating projectile

— nonrocket assisted projectile

— nonrotating projectile

— nonself-destroying projectile

— nonspinning projectile

— nuclear-armed projectile

— penetrating projectile

— pointed AP projectile

— practice projectile

— prefragmentation projectile

— prefragmented projectile

— prenotched body fragmentation projectile

— pressed cavity lining HEAT projectile

— radar countermeasures projectile

— radar-guided projectile

— ready-made smoke-producing elements smoke projectile

— reconnaissance TV camera delivery projectile

— reel-shape HVAP projectile

— remote antiarmor mine scattering projectile

— rifled-bore AP fin-stabilized discarding sabot projectile

— ring-airfoil guided projectile

— riot projectile

— rocket projectile

— rocket-assisted projectile

— rocket-spun projectile

— rotating grooved AP fin-stabilized discarding sabot projectile

— round nosed AP projectile

— rubber projectile

— sabot cannon-launched guided projectile

— sabot-discarding depleted uranium projectile

— salvo squeeze bore projectile

— scatterable antipersonnel projectile

— scatterable mine cargo carrying projectile

— scatterable projectile

— scattering cluster projectile

— scattering projectile

— search and destroy armor projectile

— self-destroying projectile

— self-forging projectile

— semiactive laser-guided projectile

— semi-armor piercing projectile

— semi-self propelled projectile

— semi-spherical cavity HEAT projectile

— sensor delivery projectile

— service projectile

— shaped charge bomblet-scattering projectile

— shaped charge minelet-scattering projectile

— shaped charge projectile

— shrapnel-type projectile with ready-made elements

— side-wind allowance built-in system HEAT projectile

— slow-burning pyrotechnic base charge projectile

— slow-rotation fin-stabilized HEAT projectile

— slow-spinning fin-stabilized HEAT projectile

— small arms projectile

— small caliber projectile

— smart projectile

— smart target activated fire-and-forget projectile

— smoke-tracer projectile

— smooth-bore cannon-fired aerodynamically stabilized projectile

— solid AP projectile

— solid-headed AP projectile

— special purpose projectile

— spinned rocket projectile

— spinning projectile

— spinning tubular projectile

— spin-stabilized rotating body HEAT projectile

— spool-shaped HVAP projectile

— square head AP projectile

— squashed head AP projectile

— squashing head HE plastic projectile

— stationary charge HEAT projectile

— stream-lined HVAP projectile

— subcaliber discarding sabot projectile

— subcaliber kinetic energy projectile

— subcaliber projectile

— subcaliber spike projectile

— supercaliber fin-stabilized projectile

— tandem-charge HEAT projectile

— tank airburst projectile

— tank-defeating projectile

— target practice projectile

— target-oriented fragment dispersion cone projectile

— terminal guidance mortar projectile

— terminal guidance projectile

— terminally guided projectile

— thermo-chemical energy projectile

— toxic projectile

— tracer projectile

— training projectile

— trajectory booster projectile

— tube-launched projectile

— tunneling cannon projectile

— TV-camera delivering projectile

— TV-equipped illumination projectile

— under-caliber projectile

— unfolding fin projectile

— unrotating projectile

— unrotative projectile

— uranium projectile

— variable time fuzed mortar projectile

— water-drop shaped mortar projectile

— white phosphorus smoke projectile

— wide area special projectile

English-Russian military dictionary > projectile
8 matrix

1) матрица || матричный

2) кодирующая матрица; декодирующая матрица

3) кодер системы цветного телевидения; декодер системы цветного телевидения

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- matrix of full rank
- matrix of strategies
- matrix of weighted connections
- access matrix
- active matrix
- adjacency matrix
- adjacency matrix of labeled graph
- admittance matrix
- assignment matrix
- asymptotic covariance matrix
- asymptotic information matrix
- augmented admittance matrix
- authorization matrix
- band matrix
- beam-forming matrix
- bistochastic matrix
- block matrix
- block-diagonal matrix
- Butler matrix
- character matrix
- ciphertext matrix
- circulant matrix
- clique matrix
- clique-incidence matrix
- coder matrix
- color matrix
- conductance matrix
- conjugate matrix
- connectivity matrix
- constraint matrix
- core-diode matrix
- correlation matrix
- covariance matrix
- decision matrix
- decoding matrix
- design matrix
- diagonal matrix
- diode matrix
- disperse matrix
- dispersion matrix
- distance matrix
- dot matrix
- doubly stochastic matrix
- dual-scanned passive matrix
- electronically addressed matrix
- encoder matrix
- estimator matrix
- generating matrix
- generator matrix
- geometrically addressed matrix
- gray-level co-occurrence matrix
- H-matrix
- Hadamard matrix
- Hermitian matrix
- Hessian matrix
- hologram matrix
- idempotent matrix
- identity matrix
- immittance matrix
- impact matrix
- impedance matrix
- incidence matrix
- information matrix
- instrumental variables matrix
- inverse matrix
- invertible matrix
- Jacobian matrix
- key matrix
- learning matrix
- loop-impedance matrix
- memory matrix
- microwave switching matrix
- multiple-beam-forming matrix
- n-diagonal matrix
- negative definite matrix
- negative semidefinite matrix
- nonsingular matrix
- null matrix
- orthogonal matrix
- orthonormal matrix
- outcome matrix
- parity-check matrix
- partitioned matrix
- passive matrix
- permeabilitymatrix
- permittivity matrix
- permutation matrix
- polarization matrix
- polarization scattering matrix
- polynomial matrix
- positive definite matrix
- positive semidefinite matrix
- power scattering matrix
- projection matrix
- pseudoinverse matrix
- radar cross-section matrix
- radar scattering matrix
- reciprocal matrix
- rectangular matrix
- reflecting matrix
- regression matrix
- resistivity matrix
- resolvent matrix
- scattering matrix
- scattering matrix with absolute phase
- scattering matrix with relative phase
- scrambling matrix
- selection matrix
- shift matrix
- signal matrix
- singular matrix
- sparse matrix
- spectral matrix
- spurless matrix
- square matrix
- state matrix
- stochastic matrix
- storage matrix
- switching matrix
- symmetric matrix
- symmetry matrix
- systolic matrix
- target-scattering matrix
- thermally-addressed matrix
- thinned matrix
- topological matrix
- traceless matrix
- traffic matrix
- traffic requirement matrix
- transformation matrix
- transformer-diode matrix
- transition matrix
- transition probability matrix
- transmission matrix
- transposed matrix
- triangular matrix
- two-dimensional matrix
- U-matrix
- unit matrix
- unitary matrix
- variance-covariance matrix
- weight matrix
- x-y matrix
- Y-matrix
- Z-matrix

English-Russian electronics dictionary > matrix
9 matrix

1) матрица || матричный

2) кодирующая матрица; декодирующая матрица

3) кодер системы цветного телевидения; декодер системы цветного телевидения

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- access matrix
- active matrix
- adjacency matrix of labeled graph
- adjacency matrix
- admittance matrix
- assignment matrix
- asymptotic covariance matrix
- asymptotic information matrix
- augmented admittance matrix
- authorization matrix
- band matrix
- beam-forming matrix
- bistochastic matrix
- block matrix
- block-diagonal matrix
- Butler matrix
- character matrix
- ciphertext matrix
- circulant matrix
- clique matrix
- clique-incidence matrix
- coder matrix
- color matrix
- conductance matrix
- conjugate matrix
- connectivity matrix
- constraint matrix
- core-diode matrix
- correlation matrix
- covariance matrix
- decision matrix
- decoding matrix
- design matrix
- diagonal matrix
- diode matrix
- disperse matrix
- dispersion matrix
- distance matrix
- dot matrix
- doubly stochastic matrix
- dual-scanned passive matrix
- electronically addressed matrix
- encoder matrix
- estimator matrix
- generating matrix
- generator matrix
- geometrically addressed matrix
- gray-level co-occurrence matrix
- H matrix
- Hadamard matrix
- Hermitian matrix
- Hessian matrix
- hologram matrix
- idempotent matrix
- identity matrix
- immittance matrix
- impact matrix
- impedance matrix
- incidence matrix
- information matrix
- instrumental variables matrix
- inverse matrix
- invertible matrix
- Jacobian matrix
- key matrix
- learning matrix
- loop-impedance matrix
- matrix of full rank
- matrix of strategies
- matrix of weighted connections
- memory matrix
- microwave switching matrix
- multiple-beam-forming matrix
- n-diagonal matrix
- negative definite matrix
- negative semidefinite matrix
- nonsingular matrix
- null matrix
- orthogonal matrix
- orthonormal matrix
- outcome matrix
- parity-check matrix
- partitioned matrix
- passive matrix
- permeability matrix
- permittivity matrix
- permutation matrix
- polarization matrix
- polarization scattering matrix
- polynomial matrix
- positive definite matrix
- positive semidefinite matrix
- power scattering matrix
- projection matrix
- pseudoinverse matrix
- radar cross-section matrix
- radar scattering matrix
- reciprocal matrix
- rectangular matrix
- reflecting matrix
- regression matrix
- resistivity matrix
- resolvent matrix
- scattering matrix with absolute phase
- scattering matrix with relative phase
- scattering matrix
- scrambling matrix
- selection matrix
- shift matrix
- signal matrix
- singular matrix
- sparse matrix
- spectral matrix
- spurless matrix
- square matrix
- state matrix
- stochastic matrix
- storage matrix
- switching matrix
- symmetric matrix
- symmetry matrix
- systolic matrix
- target-scattering matrix
- thermally-addressed matrix
- thinned matrix
- topological matrix
- traceless matrix
- traffic matrix
- traffic requirement matrix
- transformation matrix
- transformer-diode matrix
- transition matrix
- transition probability matrix
- transmission matrix
- transposed matrix
- triangular matrix
- two-dimensional matrix
- U-matrix
- unit matrix
- unitary matrix
- variance-covariance matrix
- weight matrix
- x-y matrix
- Y matrix
- Z matrix

The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > matrix
10 range

1) диапазон (напр. настройки); полоса (напр. частот); интервал; пределы (напр. изменения); область (напр. собственной электропроводности); зона (напр. молчания) || обладать (определённым) диапазоном; находиться в полосе, интервале или в определённых пределах; принадлежать области; находиться в зоне

2) вчт область значений ( функции); размах ( случайной величины)

3) динамический диапазон (напр. усилителя)

4) дальность; протяжённость; длина || измерять дальность; определять протяжённость или длину

5) дальность действия; радиус действия

6) направление; линия || направлять; задавать направление; наводить

7) курсовой радиомаяк

8) радиомаячный азимут

9) расстояние до цели или объекта || определять расстояние до цели или объекта

10) ряд; последовательность; порядок || выстраивать(ся) в ряд; располагать(ся) последовательно; упорядочивать(с)

11) выравнивать; сглаживать

12) класс; ранг; (иерархический) уровень; категория || классифицировать; ранжировать; относить к (определённому) уровню или категории

13) полигон

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- range of coverage
- range of sound wave propagation
- Adcock radio range
- amplitude range
- A-N radio range
- attribute range
- aural radio range
- blind -range
- capture range
- carrier-frequency range
- co-altitude range
- common-mode voltage range
- compliance voltage range
- contrast range
- coverage range
- criteria range
- cross-section measurement range
- daylight visible range
- depletion range
- detection range
- differential-input range
- differential-input voltage range
- Doppler range
- dynamic range
- electronic tuning range
- exhaustion range
- extrinsic-conduction range
- extrinsic temperature range
- four-course radio range
- freak range
- free-space range
- freeze-out range
- frequency range
- full scale range
- ground range
- hold-in range
- holding range
- interdecile range
- interquartile range
- intrinsic-conduction range
- intrinsic temperature range
- invisible range
- line-of-sight range
- lock range
- locking range
- lock-on range
- loop-type radio range
- low-power very high-frequency omnidirectional range
- measurement range
- mechanical tuning range
- microprocessor address range
- microwave range
- multiple-track range
- night visual range
- night time visual range
- octave-frequency range
- omnidirectional radio range
- operating range
- operating-temperature range
- penetration range
- picture range
- picture contrast range
- pull-in range
- radar range
- radio range
- rated range
- reading dynamic range
- reception range
- sample range
- sampling range
- saturation range
- scale range
- scan angle range
- scattering range
- self-tuning range
- slant range
- stability range
- string range
- studentized range
- surface range
- switching-tube tuning range
- synchronization range
- target range
- tracking range
- tuning range
- two-course radio range
- vacuum range
- very-high-frequency omnidirectional range
- VHF omnidirectional range
- video-audio range
- virtual range
- visible range
- visual-aural range
- visual radio range
- volume range
- white-to-black amplitude range
- writing dynamic range

English-Russian electronics dictionary > range
11 range

1) диапазон (напр. настройки); полоса (напр. частот); интервал; пределы (напр. изменения); область (напр. собственной электропроводности); зона (напр. молчания) || обладать (определённым) диапазоном; находиться в полосе, интервале или в определённых пределах; принадлежать области; находиться в зоне

2) вчт. область значений ( функции); размах ( случайной величины)

3) динамический диапазон (напр. усилителя)

4) дальность; протяжённость; длина || измерять дальность; определять протяжённость или длину

5) дальность действия; радиус действия

6) направление; линия || направлять; задавать направление; наводить

7) курсовой радиомаяк

8) радиомаячный азимут

9) расстояние до цели или объекта || определять расстояние до цели или объекта

10) ряд; последовательность; порядок || выстраивать(ся) в ряд; располагать(ся) последовательно; упорядочивать(ся)

11) выравнивать; сглаживать

12) класс; ранг; (иерархический) уровень; категория || классифицировать; ранжировать; относить к (определённому) уровню или категории

13) полигон

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- Adcock radio range
- amplitude range
- A-N radio range
- attribute range
- aural radio range
- blind-range
- capture range
- carrier-frequency range
- co-altitude range
- common-mode voltage range
- compliance voltage range
- contrast range
- coverage range
- criteria range
- cross-section measurement range
- daylight visible range
- depletion range
- detection range
- differential-input range
- differential-input voltage range
- Doppler range
- dynamic range
- electronic tuning range
- exhaustion range
- extrinsic temperature range
- extrinsic-conduction range
- four-course radio range
- freak range
- free-space range
- freeze-out range
- frequency range
- full scale range
- ground range
- hold-in range
- holding range
- interdecile range
- interquartile range
- intrinsic temperature range
- intrinsic-conduction range
- invisible range
- line-of-sight range
- lock range
- locking range
- lock-on range
- loop-type radio range
- low-power very high-frequency omnidirectional range
- measurement range
- mechanical tuning range
- microprocessor address range
- microwave range
- multiple-track range
- night visual range
- nighttime visual range
- octave-frequency range
- omnidirectional radio range
- operating range
- operating-temperature range
- penetration range
- picture contrast range
- picture range
- pull-in range
- radar range
- radio range
- range of coverage
- range of sound wave propagation
- rated range
- reading dynamic range
- reception range
- sample range
- sampling range
- saturation range
- scale range
- scan angle range
- scattering range
- self-tuning range
- slant range
- stability range
- string range
- studentized range
- surface range
- switching-tube tuning range
- synchronization range
- target range
- tracking range
- tuning range
- two-course radio range
- vacuum range
- very-high-frequency omnidirectional range
- VHF omnidirectional range
- video-audio range
- virtual range
- visible range
- visual radio range
- visual-aural range
- volume range
- white-to-black amplitude range
- writing dynamic range

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