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1 вызывать
. благодаря которому происходит; влечь за собой; возбуждать интерес; заставлять; не вызывать изменений; создавать•The X-rays can also bring about (or cause, or elicit) chemical changes in the environment of the chromosomes.
•Bimolecular processes may be responsible for (or cause, or trigger) reactions at such low temperatures.
•Use of scraper units has brought about (or led to, or resulted in, or produced) a change in the stripping procedures.
•Exposure will cause the tubes to swell.
•The unbalance voltage causes a galvanometer to deflect.
•The use of a driving belt could give rise to vibrations.
•The homogeneous para- to orthohydrogen conversion is induced by paramagnetic molecules.
•Certain fungi are responsible for histoplasmosis, a lung infection.
•It is important to know the conditions that bring on a spin (авиа).
•Resonance destabilization will effect a greater decrease in...
•Fertilization of the eggs elicited a pronounced increase of poly().
•The detonator is a device used to initiate the explosion of a high explosive.
•It is not certain what process triggered the initial collapse of the solar nebula.
•Only a little heating above the glass temperature is needed to provoke crystallization.
•Viscosity sets up (or gives rise to) tangential stress at the body surface.
* * *Вызывать -- to cause, to induce, to be responsible for (быть причиной; синоним: приводить к); to produce, to present, to generate, to create (порождать); to prompt, to motivate (стимулировать); to attract (об интересе, критике); to be (как глагол-связка в ряде сочетаний)These deposits and other accumulations in the furnace caused a loss of 12 percent in boiler generating capacity.This difference of less than one point Rockwell C is not expected to induce such a large fatigue life difference.With thermoplastic polymers several mechanisms are responsible for friction and wear.This environment produces the Type II form of hot corrosion attack.— вызваноРусско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > вызывать
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false; ( о сооружении) dummyло́жная трево́га — false alarm
ло́жный вы́зов (аварийной службы) — false emergency call
ло́жные обвине́ния — false / faked charges / accusations
ло́жное положе́ние — awkward / ambiguous position / situation
ло́жное самолю́бие — false pride
ло́жный стыд — false shame
ло́жный шаг — false step; faux pas (фр.) [,fəʊ'pɑː]
ло́жная бере́менность — false pregnancy, pseudopregnancy
ло́жный друг перево́дчика — translator's "false friend" ( deceptively similar word which may provoke wrong translation)
ло́жная коло́нна архит. — feigned column
ло́жное окно́ архит. — false / dummy window
ло́жная луна́ астр. — mock moon; paraselene [-'liːnɪ] научн.
ло́жное со́лнце астр. — mock sun; parhelion научн.
ло́жное показа́ние под прися́гой юр. — perjury
ло́жная ата́ка воен. — sham attack
ло́жный око́п воен. — dummy trench
без ло́жной скро́мности — without false modesty
быть на ло́жном пути́ — be on the wrong track, be off the track
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