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141 power
1) мощность2) энергия3) возможность•- absorptive power
- ac power
- acoustical power
- antenna power
- apparent power
- auxiliary power
- available power
- average-speech power
- carrier power
- carrying power
- complex power
- constant losses power
- control pulse power
- dissipated power
- driving power
- effective-radiated power
- emission power
- emissive power
- equivalent power
- excitation power
- fault power
- generator power
- interference power
- light power
- load power
- loss power
- lowest required radiating power
- maximal power
- mean power
- minimal power
- modal power
- multimode power
- network power
- no-break power
- normalized output power
- off-peak power
- on-peak power
- operating power
- optical power
- output power
- peak envelope power
- peak-of-sync power
- peak-pulse power
- peak-speech power
- permittable power
- primary power
- psophometric noise power
- quantization noise power
- radiant power
- radiated power
- rated-output power
- reactive power
- received-noise power
- resolving power
- scattering power
- seamless power
- short-circuit power
- signal power
- sound power
- sound wave power
- speaker power
- standard test tone power
- standby power
- takeoff power
- threshold power
- total noise power
- total power
- transmitter power
- tripping power
- useful power
- variable losses power
- vector power
- weighted-noise powerEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > power
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