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21 rnethod
метод, способamplitude (comparison) radio direction finding rnethod — амплитудный метод радиопеленгации (измерением амплитуд принимаемых сигналов)
battlebook calculus (operations simulation) rnethod — метод моделирования боевых операций (по перечню основных операционных принципов)
fording rnethod for (water obstacle) crossing — форсирование водной преграды с переправой (машин) вброд
graphic traverse rnethod of obtaining (position) coordinates — полигонометрический метод определения координат (ОП)
one-man, one-sight rnethod — способ наводки (орудия) одним наводчиком с одним прицелом
two-men, two-sights rnethod — способ наводки (орудия) взаимным визированием (двумя наводчиками с двумя прицелами)
visual (nuclear) damage estimation rnethod — визуальный метод определения вероятного поражения цели при ЯУ
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22 code (SSR)
The number assigned to a particular multiple pulse reply signal transmitted by a transponder in Mode A or Mode C.(PANS-ATM)Official definition modified by Amdt 5 to PANS-RAC (10/11/1994).Номер, присвоенный конкретному многоимпульсному сигналу ответа, передаваемому приёмоответчиком в режиме А или в режиме С.International Civil Aviation Vocabulary (English-Russian) > code (SSR)
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23 radiation
1) излучение3) радиация || радиационный5) расселение, распространение ( живых организмов)6) лучистый, способный к излучению•- gray body radiation
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