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1 factor out
factor out мат. изнасям пред скоба. -
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3 factor out
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4 factor out
выносить за скобки; факторизировать -
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6 factor out
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > factor out
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7 factor out
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > factor out
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9 factor out
1) выносить за скобки
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10 factor out
1) Компьютерная техника: факторизировать2) Математика: выносить общий множитель за скобки, делить на коэффициент, профакторизовать3) Вычислительная техника: факторизовать, факторизовать процентный множитель (в формуле сложных процентов)4) Макаров: выносить (за скобки), выносить за скобки -
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Математика: выносить за скобки -
12 factor out
vt <tech.gen> (irrelevant facts, effects) ■ ausklammern vt ; unberücksichtigt lassen vt ; bewusst ignorieren vt ; außer Acht lassen vt -
13 factor out
v + o + adv, v + adv + o \<\<prices/costs\>\> no tener* or tomar en consideración, no tener en cuenta* * *v + o + adv, v + adv + o \<\<prices/costs\>\> no tener* or tomar en consideración, no tener en cuenta -
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16 factor out
wyciągać wspólny czynnik przed nawias -
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20 factor out
выносить за скобки; факторизировать
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factor out — verb 1. resolve into factors a quantum computer can factor the number 15 • Syn: ↑factor, ↑factor in • Derivationally related forms: ↑factor (for: ↑factor), ↑factorization … Useful english dictionary
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