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41 at the highest level
на самом высоком уровне; на уровне глав правительств; в высших сферах; в верхах -
42 base level
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43 conceptual level
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44 confidence level
доверительный уровень; уровень доверительной вероятности; уровень достоверности -
45 error level
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46 feedprice level
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47 national price level
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48 noise level
уровень шума; уровень помех -
49 staircase level
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50 alarm level
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51 ambient light level
English-Russian big medical dictionary > ambient light level
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52 background noise level
English-Russian big medical dictionary > background noise level
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53 cabinet level
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54 fasting glucose blood level
English-Russian big medical dictionary > fasting glucose blood level
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55 lubricating oil level
English-Russian big medical dictionary > lubricating oil level
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56 maturity level
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57 upper energy level
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58 zero level
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59 at a high level
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > at a high level
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60 at high level
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > at high level
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