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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > wavelength allocation
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1) Техника: распределение волн (между службами), распределение длин волн (между службами)2) Телекоммуникации: разделение по длинам волн3) Реклама: распределение по длинам волн -
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English-Russian electronics dictionary > wavelength allocation
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The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > wavelength allocation
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English-Russian dictionary of modern telecommunications > wavelength allocation
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English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > wavelength allocation
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1) распределение; размещение2) распределение частот или полос частот ( между службами)4) делёж ( в теории игр)•- channel allocation
- concurrent allocation
- connections allocation for each channel
- dynamic channel allocation
- dynamic memory allocation
- file allocation
- fixed memory allocation
- frequency allocation
- group allocation
- I/O pad allocation
- memory allocation
- optimum allocation
- proportional allocation
- register allocation
- resource allocation
- slot allocation
- staggered allocation
- static memory allocation
- static storage allocation
- time allocation
- variable-space allocation
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1) распределение; размещение2) распределение частот или полос частот ( между службами)4) делёж ( в теории игр)•- channel allocation
- concurrent allocation
- connections allocation for each channel
- dynamic channel allocation
- dynamic memory allocation
- file allocation
- fixed memory allocation
- frequency allocation
- group allocation
- I/O pad allocation
- memory allocation
- optimum allocation
- proportional allocation
- register allocation
- resource allocation
- slot allocation
- staggered allocation
- static memory allocation
- static storage allocation
- time allocation
- variable-space allocation
- wavelength allocationThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > allocation
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1) распределение; выделение; назначение2) размещение•-
allocation of reservoir capacity
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channel allocation
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device allocation
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dynamic allocation
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file allocation
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frequency allocation
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group allocation
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memory allocation
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register allocation
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resource allocation
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run-time allocation
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slot allocation
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space allocation
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spectrum allocation
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staggered allocation
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static allocation
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storage allocation
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time allocation
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waste load allocation
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water allocation
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > распределение волн
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( между службами) wavelength allocationАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > распределение волн
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