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41 receive seismic wave
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > receive seismic wave
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42 scattered wave
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > scattered wave
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43 shock wave
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44 standing wave
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > standing wave
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45 ultrasonic wave
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > ultrasonic wave
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46 cruising speed
1. тех. средняя скорость; экономическая скорость; скорость установившегося движения2. мор. ав. крейсерская скорость3. воен. скорость маршевого полёта -
47 indirect wave
1. отраженная волна2. отраженная пространственная волна -
48 sky wave
1. небесная волна2. ионосферная волна -
49 space wave
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50 square wave
1. прямоугольный импульс2. прямоугольная волна -
51 travelling wave
1. блуждающая волна; бегущая волна2. бегущая волнаThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > travelling wave
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52 rolling speed
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53 carrier wave
радио несущая волнаСинонимический ряд:ray (noun) beacon; beam; emission; glimmer; hint; ray; shaft; spark; stream -
54 diamond-shaped front wave
волна с ромбовидным фронтом; ромбовидная волна -
55 Hertzian wave
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56 long wave
длинная волна; длинноволновый -
57 ride the wave
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58 sky wave
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59 tidal wave
Синонимический ряд:flood (noun) deluge; drowning; flood; high tide; inundation; outpouring; overflowing; submerging; torrent -
60 cold wave
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