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1 плоскость
1) General subject: angle, flat, flatness, level, plain, plane, platitude, pointlessness, vapidity, square2) Geology: sheet3) Naval: baseplane4) Medicine: area5) Engineering: E plane, H plane, flat surface, horizontality, image plane (в ЗУ изображений), imaging plane (в ЗУ изображений), memory plane (в ЗУ изображений), mid-perpendicular plane, panel, planar surface, plane surface, storage plane (в ЗУ изображений)6) Chemistry: floor7) Construction: flat area8) Mathematics: subspace, two-dimensional subspace, xOy xy-plane9) Railway term: pan10) Mining: wall (отдельности)11) Information technology: surface13) Microelectronics: face14) Automation: plain face, plain surface15) Oceanography: apron17) Gold mining: plane (напр. low angle thrust planes)18) Electrochemistry: plane (кристалла) -
2 плоскость
f. plane, surface, flat, subspace, two-dimensional subspace;
плоскости - flats;
направляющая плоскость - control surface;
расширенная плоскость - extended plane;
плоскость диафрагмы - aperture plane;
плоскость изображения - image plane;
плоскость средней квадратической регрессии - mean square regression plane -
3 плоскость
f.plane, surface, flat, subspace, two-dimensional subspace
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