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с.1. физ. oscillation, vibration2. ( изменение) fluctuation, variationколебания курса — ( на бирже) stock exchange fluctuations; ( иностранной валюты) fluctuations in the rate(s) of exchange
3. ( нерешительность) hesitation, wavering, vacillationбез колебаний — unhesitatingly, straightaway
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oscillation period, vibration period, period of vibrations; ( маятника) period of swing -
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( стрелки измерительного прибора) beating, fluctuation, oscillation, sway, sweep, swing, variation, vibration, wave, waveformРусско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > колебание
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1) физ. oscillation
2) (изменение)
fluctuation
3) (нерешительность)
vacillation, hesitation, wavering; мн. scruple* * ** * *oscillation; vibration* * *chopconvulsiondubietyfluctuationfluctuationshesitationoscillationoscillationsreelrockingswingswingsteetervacillationvariancewabblewabbleswavering -
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cycling, oscillations, vibration, vibrations* * *fluctuationfluctuationsoscillationoscillationsrockingswingswingswabblewabbleswavering -
26 качание
hunting, libration, oscillation, rocking, rolling, sway, sweep, swing, swinging, waggling, vibrationРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > качание
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fluctuating, fluctuation, flutter, hunting, libration, oscillation электр., saltus, surging, sway, sweep, swing, swinging, tremor, vacillation, variation, waggling, vibration, wave, wobblingРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > колебание
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с.1) физ. oscillation, vibrationколеба́ние ма́ятника — swing of the pendulum
2) ( изменение) fluctuation, variationколеба́ние температу́ры [напряже́ния] — temperature [voltage] fluctuation
колеба́ния ку́рса (на бирже) — stock market fluctuations; ( иностранной валюты) fluctuations in the rate(s) of exchange
3) ( нерешительность) hesitation, wavering, vacillationбез колеба́ний — unhesitatingly, resolutely, unfalteringly
обраща́йтесь ко мне без колеба́ний — do not hesitate to contact me
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periodпериод вращенияrotation(al) periodпериод вращения полярных областейpolar periodпериод вращения Солнцаperiod of solar rotationпериод вращения экваториальной зоныequatorial periodпериод движения полюсов мираChandler periodпериод затменной двойной в определенную эпохуinstantaneous periodпериод изменения блеска1.period of rotation 2.light curve periodпериод колебаний1.period of swing 2.period of vibration(s) 3.oscillation periodпериод колебаний между зеркальными точкамиbounce periodпериод максимальной солнечной активностиsunspot maximum periodпериод невесомостиzero-gravity periodпериод обращенияrevolution periodпериод обращения спутникаsatellite’s periodпериод осевого вращенияaxial rotation periodпериод свободных колебанийfree periodаномалистический периодanomalistic periodзвездный периодsidereal periodначальный период обращенияinitial period11-летний период солнечной активности11-year periodсидерический периодsidereal periodсинодический периодsynodic periodсобственный периодnatural periodсуточный периодdiurnal periodюлианский периодJulian period
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