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1 topological complement
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > topological complement
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2 topological complement
Математика: топологическое дополнениеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > topological complement
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3 topological complement
English-Russian electronics dictionary > topological complement
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4 topological complement
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > topological complement
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5 topological complement
English-Russian scientific dictionary > topological complement
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6 complement
1) дополнение ( до целостной структуры) || служить дополнением до целого2) совокупность, комплект || комплектовать, укомплектовывать3) полнота, завершённость4) обратный код (числа); дополнительный код (числа)•complement modulo element — мат. дополнение по модулю элемента
operation of taking the complement — вчт взятие дополнения
to take complement — вчт взять дополнение
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7 complement
1) дополнение || дополнять2) вчт поразрядное дополнение•- complement of event
- complement of graph
- complement of predicate
- algebraic complement
- analytical complement
- Boolean complement
- cable complement
- combinatorial complement
- connected complement
- countable complement
- diminished complement
- disjunctive complement
- invariant complement
- nine's complement
- noughts complement
- one's complement
- orthogonal complement
- radix complement
- radix-minus-one complement
- relative complement
- set complement
- ten's complement
- topological complement
- true complement
- tube complement
- two's complement
- zero complement -
8 complement
1) дополнение || дополнять2) вчт. поразрядное дополнение•- analytical complement
- Boolean complement
- cable complement
- combinatorial complement
- complement of digraph
- complement of event
- complement of graph
- complement of predicate
- connected complement
- countable complement
- diminished complement
- disjunctive complement
- invariant complement
- nine's complement
- noughts complement
- one's complement
- orthogonal complement
- radix complement
- radix-minus-one complement
- relative complement
- set complement
- ten's complement
- topological complement
- true complement
- tube complement
- two's complement
- zero complementThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > complement
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9 топологическое дополнение
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > топологическое дополнение
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10 tree
1) вчт древовидная схема; древовидный дешифратор2) дерево (напр. графа) || древовидный3) крист. дендрит•- tree of given weight
- tree of objectives
- tree of statements
- abstract syntax tree
- adaptive tree
- Adel'son-Vel'ski-Landis tree
- Aronshine tree
- AVL tree
- B-tree
- balanced tree
- bifurcation tree
- binary tree
- binary searchtree
- Boolean tree
- branching tree
- Cartesian tree
- Cayley tree
- choice tree
- classification tree
- classification and regression tree
- clock tree
- cluster tree
- co-tree
- code tree
- command tree
- complement tree
- complete code tree
- computation tree
- conference tree
- countable tree
- decision tree
- decomposition tree
- deduction tree
- derivation tree
- edge-rooted tree
- equipotential tree
- existence trie tree
- fault tree
- Feigenbaum tree
- Fibonacci tree
- finite tree
- fractal tree
- game tree
- generation tree
- graph tree
- hardware tree
- hierarchical tree
- homeomorphically irreducible tree
- Husimi tree
- hypothesis search tree
- inference tree
- information tree
- labeled tree
- language tree
- lexicographic tree
- loaded fractal tree
- logical tree
- minimal tree
- minimal length tree
- multibranch tree
- multiway tree
- normal tree
- optimal tree
- optimal merge tree
- optimal search tree
- ordered tree
- oriented tree
- outcome tree
- parse tree
- parsing tree
- patricia tree
- planar tree
- plane tree
- priority tree
- priority search tree
- probability tree
- production tree
- proper tree
- proof tree
- radix tree
- randomized binary tree
- RB tree
- recursive tree
- red-black tree
- response tree
- rooted tree
- search tree
- selection tree
- shortest tree
- shortest-distance tree
- signed tree
- spanning tree
- specific tree
- subject tree
- subspanning tree
- suffix tree
- symmetric tree
- syntax tree
- ternary tree
- ternary search tree
- threaded tree
- topological tree
- transition tree
- trie tree
- two-color tree
- two-dimensional tree
- two-level tree
- unlabeled tree
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11 representation
1) изображение2) отображение; представление•- completely irreducible representation - completely reduced representation - completely reducible representation - discrete representation - finitely related representation - identity representation - locally constant representation - locally faithful representation - strongly rational representation - totally reducible representation -
12 value
1) величина; значение; показатель2) ценность; стоимость3) нормировать4) цена || ценить; оценивать5) расценивать6) ценностный•equal in absolute value — мат. равный по модулю
spread in values — мат. разброс значений
- arithmetical mean value - average absolute value - average overall subsampling value - deficien value - high heating value - highly significant value - left invariant mean value - most probable value - nontrivial absolute value - optimum valueto possess [to take on] value — мат. принимать значение
- pH value- preset value - tabular value
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