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1) General subject: ability (сделать что-л.), alternative, capacity, chance, contingency, eventuality, faculty, fear (чего-либо нежелательного), feasibility, look in, look-in, modality, occasion, odds, opportunity, position, possibility, pot luck, potential, potentiality, resource, room, to (smb.) the chance (кому-л.), turn, virtuality, capability, facility (обыкн. pl), opening, attribute, affordance2) Computers: option, probability, functionality (However, Windows 2000 does not include the functionality to generate a random password.)4) Military: power5) Engineering: ability6) Economy: consequence, occurrence (осуществления, реализации)7) Pharmacology: p-value8) Australian slang: crack9) Diplomatic term: wind10) Psychology: posse11) Telecommunications: resilience (установления соединения)12) Abbreviation: oppty13) Jargon: break (добиться чего-то), cut, go, whack14) Information technology: admissibility15) Oil: capability (напр. ремонта)16) Patents: power17) Business: risk18) Automation: feature19) Robots: option( факультативная)20) Aviation medicine: scope21) Makarov: ability (на данный момент в отличие от потенциальной способности), capability (потенциальная), convenience, potency, way out -
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43 существо
1) General subject: add up, (живое) being, creature, ens, entity, essence (тж. матем.), essentiality, existence, (самое) heart (Emphasis is placed on the synthesis of knowledge, skills and the methodologies that are the heart of the profession.), inbeing (чего-л.), inwardness, pith (дела), soul, subject, thing, virtuality, subject matter, existance, beast2) American: add-up3) Obsolete: wight4) Mathematics: point5) Law: effect, substance (в отличие от формы), being -
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1) General subject: contents (the content of proposition - суть предложения), core, distillation, ens, entity, essence, essential, essentiality, fact, gist, hang, heart, implication, import, inbeing, inwardness, jet, juice (чего-либо), kind, marrow, marrowbone, matter, nature, nature (доходов и расходов), nature (доходов и расходов), pith, self, soul, spine, spirit, subject matter, subject-matter, substance, sum, the pith and marrow, the pith and marrow of, virtuality, yolk, you (лица, к которому обращаются), backbone, quintessence, sum and substance2) Medicine: essentials3) Bookish: intrinsicality, quid, quiddity4) Rare: whatness5) Mathematics: main point, the principle of6) Religion: esse7) Law: gist (обвинения, договора и т.п.), jet (обвинения, договора и т.п.)8) Accounting: body9) Diplomatic term: identity10) Psychology: incorporeity, principle11) Jargon: guts ("Let's get to the guts of Dave Sperling!")13) Advertising: bottom line14) Patents: gist (изобретения)15) Programming: thing16) Makarov: alpha and omega, bed-rock, grain, inbeing (чего-л.), kernel, matter (обсуждения, дискуссии, судебного разбирательства), nub, self (чего-л.), self (человека), subject matter (напр, публикации)17) SAP.tech. ent. -
45 то, что может быть
General subject: virtualityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > то, что может быть
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46 фактическая сторона
General subject: virtualityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > фактическая сторона
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47 Virtual Reality
f prakt. < edv> (künstliche Intelligenz: Simulation der Wirklichkeit) ■ virtual reality (VR); virtuality -
48 virtuelle Realität
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49 VR
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52 realidad virtual
f.virtual reality, virtuality, VR.* * *(n.) = virtual realityEx. This article covers the general intellectual property situation and specific patents relating to aspects of virtual reality (headsets, data gloves, body suits, complete systems).* * *(n.) = virtual realityEx: This article covers the general intellectual property situation and specific patents relating to aspects of virtual reality (headsets, data gloves, body suits, complete systems).
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54 віртуальність
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57 виртуальность кварка
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60 virtual
['vɜːtʃʊəl]1) (almost complete) [collapse, failure, standstill] virtuale, di fatto2) inform. fis. virtuale* * *['ve:(r) uəl](almost (as described), though not exactly in every way: a virtual collapse of the economy.) virtuale* * *virtual /ˈvɜ:tʃʊəl/a.1 virtuale; di fatto: He is the virtual leader of the group, è il leader virtuale del gruppo; They have a virtual monopoly of the market, hanno il monopolio virtuale del mercato; He was a virtual stranger to me, per me era praticamente uno sconosciuto2 ( anche scient.) virtuale: ( ottica) virtual image, immagine virtuale; (fis., mecc.) virtual inertia, inerzia virtuale; (comput.) virtual memory, memoria virtuale; (comput.) virtual reality, realtà virtuale; virtual environment, ambiente virtuale; virtual tour, visita virtualevirtualityn. [u](form.) virtualità; potenzialità.* * *['vɜːtʃʊəl]1) (almost complete) [collapse, failure, standstill] virtuale, di fatto2) inform. fis. virtuale
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