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1 vacancies cluster
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > vacancies cluster
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2 vacancies cluster
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > vacancies cluster
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3 vacancies cluster
скопление вакансий, вакансионный кластерАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > vacancies cluster
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4 vacancies cluster
Техника: вакансионный кластер, скопление вакансий -
5 cluster
1) гроздь; пучок2) кластер, скопление5) группа абонентов ( в сети)6) скапливаться; группировать(ся)8) осветительный прибор с несколькими источниками света9) мн. ч., хим. вол. блочная (групповая) фильера•-
cloud clusters
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cluster of domains
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cluster of inclusions
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defect cluster
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filter magnet cluster
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gear cluster
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inertial cluster
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instrument cluster
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interstitial cluster
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ionic cluster
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light cluster
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molecular cluster
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pile cluster
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pile well cluster
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plug cluster
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roll cluster
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seed cluster
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space station modules cluster
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tape cluster
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vacancies cluster
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6 cluster of vacancies
1) Математика: группа вакантных мест2) Макаров: группа вакансий -
7 cluster of vacancies
English-russian dictionary of physics > cluster of vacancies
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8 star cluster
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9 interstitial cluster
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > interstitial cluster
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