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1) bidimensionality
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1) Engineering: two-dimensionality2) Makarov: superficial dimension -
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двухме́рность ж.
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bidimensionality, two-dimensionalityРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > двумерность
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1) General subject: amount, degree, degree (diopter, prism) (диоптрий, призмы), extent, grade, measure, notch, order, pitch, power (eight is the third power of two - восемь представляет собой два в третьей степени), rank, height, ratio2) Geology: grade (метаморфизма)3) Biology: rate4) Military: rate5) Engineering: level8) Railway term: category, consistence (влажности и т. п.), module (modulus)9) Law: breadth (защиты, прав. притязаний и т. п.), degree of provocation10) Australian slang: peg11) Forestry: class12) Telecommunications: content13) Information technology: level (итерации)14) Oil: step16) Mechanics: grad17) Business: range19) Education: qualifications20) Polymers: depth (превращения)21) Labor protection: S-severity22) Quality control: degree (напр. многочлена)23) Makarov: breadth (защиты, прав, притязаний и т.п.), degree (многочлена), grade (чистоты), index, level (напр. интеграции), level (параметра), pin, qualification, strength24) Electrochemistry: fraction -
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Экстраполяция на-- Therefore, extrapolation of the results presented in this report to other installations should be considered qualitative rather than quantitative. Экстраполяция с... на-- In discussing the extrapolation of turbulence models from two-dimensional to three-dimensional flows, it is important to note that three-dimensionality in itself is not a major problem.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > экстраполяция
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