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62 анализ
•Satisfactory analysis (or assay) can be performed (or made, or done) on these samples.
••This may be determined from an analysis of moonrock.
•Medical tests ( such as specimen analyses)...
•анализ на присутствие анализировать анализируемыйUrinalysis (an analysis of urine)...
* * *Анализ -- analysis, treatment (математический); consideration, inspection, interpretation, observation (рассмотрение); survey (литературы), review (обзор); parsing (синтаксический)It is the purpose of this paper to present an analysis that accounts for the roll deformation.Thorough treatment of the fundamentals of gas lubricated films, is given by F. [...].The relation is also evident from examination of the meridional velocity profiles.Inspection of the table reveals that the pressure loss is markedly affected by the degree of blockage.Observation of the data of Figs.... and... leads to the conclusion that significant temperature separation can be maintained in the vortex tube.A review indicated that the work done to date was applicable to nuclear pressure vessels.Before illustrating this point, we briefly recount some of the ways of dealing with this problem in parsing.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > анализ
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63 встречаться
•This problem crops up (or is encountered) frequently in shock tube reactions.
•Aragonite is found (or occurs, or is encountered) in many localities.
•Plastic materials are not found in their natural form.
•The temperature likely to be met with in practice...
•These absorption bands do not occur in the vapour phase.
•A nonlinear equation that occurs frequently in scientific work...
•These features are not encountered in studies of...
•This forest formation is seldom seen in mature form.
•Tall trees are sometimes present along the streams.
•Occasionally, one comes across a patient with Milroy's disease.
•Such situations often occur in practice.
* * *Встречаться -- to be, to occur, to be encountered; to confront (на пути кого-либо) Встречаться в -- to be found in, to be encountered in, to occur in; to be identified with (быть связанным с)Oscillatory motion is frequently encountered in the design of peripheral equipment.Typical examples of Category C valves are identified with the following systems:Встречаться с -- to be encountered; to meet; to confront with (сталкиваться с); to make contact with (о людях)The streamline dividing the mainstream from the separated region meets the wall.During the decade he made contact with a number of eminent scientists and engineers.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > встречаться
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64 встречаться
•This problem crops up (or is encountered) frequently in shock tube reactions.
•Aragonite is found (or occurs, or is encountered) in many localities.
•Plastic materials are not found in their natural form.
•The temperature likely to be met with in practice...
•These absorption bands do not occur in the vapour phase.
•A nonlinear equation that occurs frequently in scientific work...
•These features are not encountered in studies of...
•This forest formation is seldom seen in mature form.
•Tall trees are sometimes present along the streams.
•Occasionally, one comes across a patient with Milroy's disease.
•Such situations often occur in practice.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > встречаться
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65 лежащий в основе
•The phenomena underlying the behaviour of materials...
•We faced the problem of finding the correct physical principle to account for all our observations.
•The practical work is supplemented with a lecture course on the underlying theoretical principles.
•This was a major factor behind the interest in developing digital optical computing techniques.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > лежащий в основе
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66 понимание
•If we wish to gain a ( more penetrating) insight into our physical environment,...
•The realization of these difficulties did not stop them from further research.
•An understanding of the chemical problem of bioluminescence involves isolating...
•Awareness, Grasp...
•Experimental work has given us ( great) insight into the mechanism of...
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > понимание
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67 взяться за дело
1) General subject: get down to business, get on the stick, put hand to, put hand to the plough, tackle the problem, put hand to the plow, spring into action, set about one's work2) Jargon: get down to it3) Makarov: come down to business -
68 образование заколонных перетоков; заколонные перетоки
General subject: channeling (Remedial squeeze work on questionable cement jobs usually try the best ingenuity that can be mustered. Perhaps a more common problem is a channel job caused by an incomplete sheath aro)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > образование заколонных перетоков; заколонные перетоки
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69 определить
1) General subject: appoint, ascertain, assign, define, designate, determinate, determine, discern (Compare the two, and discern for yourselves the one that's for you. Сравните оба, и определите для себя сами тот, что для вас.), estimate, govern, identify, make, pitch (на место), put, qualify, set, settle, specify, spot, work out (контекстуальный перевод на русский язык), sniff out (I don't know what the problem is with your car, but our team will sniff it out in no time, the service manager said. Я не знаю что за проблема у вашей машины, но наша бригада определит это вмиг, сказа), isolate2) Naval: determinant3) Engineering: quantify4) Grammar: modify6) Law: be satisfied7) Astronautics: sense9) leg.N.P. fix, rule10) Security: single out (определить, установить личность; англ. термин взят из статьи в Wall Street Journal) -
70 профессиональное заболевание
1) General subject: industrial disease, occupational health problem (АД)2) Medicine: work-related disease3) Construction: professional disease4) Economy: occupational illness, professional illness5) Insurance: occupational disease (OD)6) Business: industrial malaise7) Sakhalin energy glossary: occupational illness (an Injury results from a single event. Cases resulting from anything other than a single event are considered occupational illnesses)8) Makarov: occupation diseaseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > профессиональное заболевание
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71 работать над проблемой
Mass media: work on a problemУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > работать над проблемой
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72 разрешиться
General subject: be delivered (от бремени; также перен. чем-либо), be delivered of (от бремени, тж. перен. чем-л.), work out (has worked out for smbd- [успешно] разрешилось для кого-л. (о ситуации)), be solved, burst, end, clear up (I hope the problem clears up soon.) -
73 решать алгебраическую задачу
Makarov: work a problem in algebraУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > решать алгебраическую задачу
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74 В-220
ВОЛА ВЕРТЕТЬ (КРУТИТЬ) substand, disapprov VP subj: human usu. neg imper or infin with брось(те), хватит etc usu. this WO to speak nonsensically, assert sth. ridiculous intentionallyX вола вертит - X talks (a lot of) nonsense (rubbish)X spins (person Y) a yarn X talks through his hat.«Что касается Криворучко, - сказал Саша, - то на бюро я рассказал про случай с лопатами». - «Какие лопаты?» — перебил его Столпер. - «Лопаты на стройке, кладовщика не было...» - «Не крутите вола! - рассвирепел Столпер. -Отвечайте: почему вы защищали Криворучко?» (Рыбаков 2). "As far as Krivoruchko is concerned, I told the committee meeting about the problem with the shovels." "What shovels?" Stolper broke in. "Shovels, to work on the building, the storekeeper wasn't there—" "Stop talking rubbish," Stolper interrupted him savagely. "Answer the question-why did you defend Krivoruchko?" (2a). -
75 Г-262
НА СВЕЖУЮ ГОЛОВУ PrepP Invar sent adv fixed WOwhen one is not tired or after one has rested ( usu. after a night's sleep)when (while) one (one's mind) is freshwith a clear head when (while) one's head is clear.«Не получается у меня задача». - «Это потому что ты устал. Подумай над ней завтра, на свежую голову». "I can't figure out this problem." "That's because you're tired. Work on it tomorrow, when your mind is fresh." -
76 Д-70
В ТОМ-ТО И ДЕЛОШТУКА coll) (, что...) (sentthese forms only main clause in a complex sent fixed WOthat is the main point, the most important factorthatis just (precisely) the pointthat's (just) it (the thing, the problem, the trouble) that's the whole pointthe whole point is that... Дед смеётся: в том-то и дело, говорит он, что пророк сам не знает, что он пророк... (Айтматов 1). Grandpa laughs: that's just the point, he says-the prophet doesn't know himself that he's a prophet... (1a)....Ерёменко, будь он простой ученик, до десятого класса никак бы не добрался, но в том-то и дело, что он был не простой ученик, а номенклатурный... (Войнович 1). Had Eremenko been an ordinary student, he would never have made it to the tenth grade, but that was precisely the point, he was no ordinary student. He was a member of the power elite, the nomenklatura (1a).(Синбар:) Значит, вы едете домой. (Тилия:) В том-то и дело, что нет (Солженицын 11). (S.:) You're going right home then. (Т.:) That's just it, I'm not! (11a).А что ты думаешь, застрелюсь, как не достану трех тысяч отдать? В том-то и дело, что не застрелюсь» (Достоевский 1). "What do you think, that I'll shoot myself if I can't find three thousand roubles to give back to her? That's just the thing: I won't shoot myself" (1a).«А у вас есть и беглые?» - быстро спросил Чичиков, очнувшись. «В том-то и дело, что есть» (Гоголь 3). "So you have some runaways as well?" Chichikov asked, quickly pricking up his ears. "Yes, that's just the trouble" (3e).А людей надо о-очень любить. Иначе к-какой смысл нам работать? В том-то и дело: нет смысла...» (Семёнов 1). "But one should l-love people. Otherwise, what's the s-sense of our work? That's the whole point: there's no sense..." (1a).Это не было ни в воскресенье, ни в какой-нибудь праздник. В том-то и дело, что это был будний, обыкновенный день... (Олеша 3). It was neither on a Sunday, nor indeed on any holiday at all. The whole point is that it was an ordinary working day... (3a). -
77 Л-101
ЛИЦОМ К ЛИЦУ ( Invar adv or, less often, subj-compl with copula (subj: human fixed WO1. видеть кого \Л-101 (to be) very near to (some person who inspires fear, trepidation etc in one, or by extension death): (be (find o.s. » face to face (with s.o. sth.).Мысль увидегь императрицу лицом к лицу так устрашала её, что она с трудом могла держаться на ногах (Пушкин 2). The thought of finding herself face to face with the Empress frightened her so much that she could hardly stand on her feet (2a).2. встретиться, столкнуться с кем и т. п. - (to meet up with s.o. etc) right up closecome face to face with s.o.meet s.o. face to face run right into s.o.Поднявшись как-то ночью после смерти матери, она лицом к лицу столкнулась в сенях с отцом (Максимов 3). She had got up one night after her mother's death, and come face to face with her father in the hallway (3a).3. стоять, столкнуться, соприкоснуться и т. п. с чем \Л-101 (to be, find o.s. etc) facing (some problem, new phenomenon etc): (be (stand, come, find o.s.)) face to face (with sth.)(in refer, to difficulties only) (be) confronted head-on (with sth.).Я стоял лицом к лицу с невероятным явлением. Гум-больдтовское понимание языка как искусства находило себе красноречивейшее подтверждение в произведениях Хлебникова, с той только потрясающей оговоркой, что процесс, мыслившийся до сих пор как функция коллективного сознания целого народа, был воплощён в творчестве одного человека (Лившиц 1). I stood face to face with an extraordinary phenomenon. Humboldt's conception of language as an art form found a most eloquent confirmation in Khlebnikovs works-except that what had hitherto been understood as the function of the collective consciousness of a whole people was here incarnated in the work of a single man (1a). -
78 Т-191
НИ ТПРУ НИ НУ highly coll Invar predic fixed WO1. (subj: human or collect) one does nothing, takes no action ( usu. when some action is expected)X ни тпру ни ну - X doesn't make a moveX doesn't do a (damn) thing X won't budge.Разве от этих бюрократов чего-нибудь дождёшься? Обещают помочь, а сами - ни тпру ни ну. Do you really expect anything from those bureaucrats? They promise to help, but don't do a damn thing.2. ( subj: abstr or human) some work (a person etc) makes no progressX ни тпру ни ну - X isn't getting anywhereX is going nowhere (fast) thing X isn't moving at all (in refer, to beginning an undertaking) I (he etc) can't get thing X off the ground."...Я уже пятьдесят лет бьюсь над этой проблемой и ни тпру ни ну». (Евтушенко 2). "I've been struggling with the problem for fifty years and still haven't gotten anywhere" (2a).3. ( subj: concr) (of a machine, device, apparatus) sth. is not functioningX ни тпру ни ну - X isn't workingX is on the blink (on the fritz). -
79 разрабатывать
develop, work out ( процесс, конструкцию)Русско-английский словарь терминов по микробиологии > разрабатывать
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80 выполненный
fulfilled, realized, carried out, satisfied• Если данное условие выполнено, то... - If this condition is fulfilled, then...• Мы предполагаем, что это условие выполнено. - We assume this condition to be fulfilled.• Первая (= начальная, основополагающая) работа в этом направлении была выполнена Смитом [1], который... - The initial work in this direction was performed by Smith [1], who...• Следовательно, условия теоремы 1 выполнены, и мы заключаем, что... - The conditions of Theorem 1 are therefore satisfied and we conclude that...• Условие а = b приблизительно выполнено в любой задаче, где... - The condition a = bis approximately satisfied in any problem where...• Читатель должен проверить, что это выполнено. - The reader should verify that this is the case.• Это те (самые) условия, которые должны быть выполнены, если... - These are the conditions which must be met if...
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