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Hell; hades
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Had, английский
- Hole accumulated diode. a type of ccd sensor with a layer designed to accumulate holes
- High-accuracy data (system)
- Hypersonic aerothermal dynamics
- Hole accumulated diode. a type of ccd sensor with a layer designed to accumulate holes (in the electronic sense), thus reducing noise level.
- Human aspects development
Had (hole accumulated diode), английский
Ccd technology with improved performance in spectral response, vertical smear and sensitivity. the had sensor also introduced a higher pixel count and electronic shuttering capability.
Had been divided into two grades, английский
Warrant officers and chief (commissioned) warrant officers and their ranks included technical trades such as telegraphist, wardrobe 350 electrician, shipwright, and artificer. except in ships too small to have a separate mess, wos and cwos dined alone rather than in the wardroom. wos and cwos carried swords, were saluted by ratings, and ranked between sub-lieutenants and midshipmen. in 1949, all existing warrant officers were commissioned in regular and senior grades, with titles reflecting their specialty (commissioned gunner, senior commissioned engineer, etc.), the former ranking with but behind sub-lieutenant, and the latter with but after lieutenant. the wos messes closed down, and they were admitted to the wardroom. collectively these officers were known as “branch officers,” being retitled “special duties” officers in 1956. in 1970 the new warranted rate of fleet chief petty officer was introduced, being re-named warrant officer a few years later. in 2004, the title changed again to warrant officer first class (wo.1) and the former charge chief petty officer was designated warrant officer second class (wo.2). both are senior non-commissioned officers, entitled to be addressed as “sir” or “ma’am” by subordinates, but not saluted. warrant officers in the united states navy: technical specialists were appointed as warrant officers, starting with a purser in december 1775, and more or less followed the british pattern through the 19th century. navy and coast guard warrant officers held positions as boatswains, carpenters, chaplains, masters mates, and surgeons. nowadays, there are no “warrant officers” in the u.s. navy, all being “chief warrant officers,” who are commissioned and entitled to the corresponding courtesies and privileges. a sailor must be in one of the top three enlisted ranks to be eligible to become a cwo. even when commissioned, they remain limited duty specialists, whose primary task is to serve as a technical experts, providing practical skills, guidance, and expertise to commanders and organizations in their particular field. nevertheless, a cwo can command a detachment, unit, or even a vessel, and many fill lieutenant and lieutenant commander billets throughout the u.s. navy.
Had ccd, английский
Sony`s latest ccd imager, had = hole accumulation diode
Hada, английский
Hawaiian defense area
Hadal, английский
The oceanic zone in the deepest trenches in the ocean. this zone is found from a depth of around 6,000 meters (20,000 ft) to the bottom of the ocean.
Hadamard, английский
Hadamard matrices, английский
Матрицы адамара haffman code код хаффмана
Hadc, английский
Holloman air development center
Hadd, английский
Hawaiian air defense division
Haddie, английский
A north-coast diminutive of haddock.
Haddington, английский
Haddock, английский
The gadus ?glefinus, a species of cod fabled to bear the thumb-mark of st. peter.
Haddocker, английский
Судно для лова пикши
Hade, английский
To deviate from vertical; said of a vein or fault.
Hade (imperf. av ha(va)), шведский
Hadec, английский
Hour angle declination
Hadephobia, английский
Hades, английский
Hypersonic air data entry system
Hadfield steel, английский
Hading, английский
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Горний мир, русский
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