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Radial (engine)
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Звездообразный (двигатель)
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Rad, английский
- Exclamation or an adjective for something cool and exciting. example oh, rad! we have a four day weekend coming up!
- Radix — корень, основание (мат.)
- The rad is the old (non si) unit for absorbed dose , where 100 rad = 1 gray (gy). it follows that the rad represents an energy absorption of 0.01 joules / kg of absorbing medium.
- Radix
- Radar
- Radial
- Radial (engine)
- Radiation
- Radiator
- Radio
- Radio astronomical observation
- Radius
- Requirements action directive
- Research and advanced development
- Research and development
- Rapid development application; rules for archival description
- Radio-spectroscope with acoustic detection
- Abbr. for iator.
- A unit of measurement of absorbed radiation dose. becquerel, gray (note: gray is now used to mean one hundred rads.)
- Rapid access device
- [fr.] an old spelling of the sea-term road. (see road.)
- Быстрая разработка приложений; быстрая графическая разработка программ; средства ускоренной разработки программного обеспечения; средства быстрой разработки приложений
- See: rapid application development. radial basis function (rbf) an alternative to the common linear functions underlying many modeling techniques such as (generalized) regression models and neural networks. in these models, the (preliminary) response is computed at each node as is the sum of the products between the weight vector and the input vectors. in a rbf model, the response is a (weighted) sum of the distance between the input points and the weights, which now represent "ideal" or kernel points. this can be applied in regression models using thin plate splines, neural networks, and recursive partitioning models. the distance function varies across models, but two common classes are decay models (thin plate splines and gaussian distance functions) and interval models (cart) where the function returns a 0/1 response. the distance function is sometimes scaled by a parameter called the "width``, which is somewhat analogous to the bias used in perceptrons. see also: cart, normalized radial basis function (nrbf).
- Radial . . . icao » rdl
- Radio (airbus)
- Route availability document
- The special unit of absorbed dose. one rad is equal to an absorbed dose of 100 ergs/gram or 0.01 joule/kilogram (0.01 gray).
- (1) si symbol for radian. (2) radiation absorbed dose; unit of absorbed dose of ionizing radiation. one rad is equal to the absorption of 10–5 j (100 erg) of radiation energy per gram of matter. replaced by the gray (gy). radian (rad): measurement unit of plane angle subtending, in a circle, an arc equal in length to the radius.
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Radial, английский
- The tire construction utilizing plies that run radially from bead to bead under the tread. this construction requires a belt to stabilize the tread and define the tire diameter.
- Coincident with a radius from the axis of the tree or log to the circumference.
- Радиус; луч (радиомаяка)
- Луч (укв-всенаправлен- ного радиомаяка); радиальный
- Радиус; радиальный луч; радиальный
- `flow радиальное течение; центробежный
- Coincident with a radius from the axis of the tree or log to the circumference
- Радиальный (о покрое паруса)
- Of or pertaining to direction from center of a circle (or a sphere or cross section of a cylindrical object) to its surface, and perpendicular to its axis. compare axial.
- Of or pertaining to direction from center of a circle (or a sphere or cross section of a cylindrical object) to its surface and perpendicular to its axis. a radial pattern appears to radiate from a point, like the spokes from the hub of a wheel. compare circumferential; longitudinal; transverse.
- Of or pertaining to direction from center of a sphere or cross section of a cylindrical object to its surface, and perpendicular to its axis. compare axial and tangential.
Radial (adj), английский
A type of transition that uses an effect involving a circle or a circular motion.
Radial arch, английский
Radial arch roof, английский
A roof supported by a system of arches radiating from a central point. radial-arm saw, radial saw a circular saw which is suspended from, and moves along, a cantilevered arm, mounted above the saw table; the blade can be set at any angle (or tilted) with respect to the work.
Radial arm, английский
Radial arm saw blades, английский
An overhead machine generally used for crosscutting. a radial arm saw is often used to cut a 90º angle, but it can swing to any position.
Radial artery, английский
An artery which branches from the brachial artery, running near the radius, from the elbow to the palm of the hand
Radial axis, английский
Radial bar, английский
Radial blur filter, английский
Фильтр "радиальная размывка" (в графике)
Radial compressor, английский
Центробежный компрессор
Radial cutting thrust, английский
Radial cycle, английский
A smartart graphic layout used to show the relationship to a central idea. emphasizes both information in the center circle and how information in the outer ring of circles contributes to the central idea. the first level 1 line of text corresponds to the central circle, and its level 2 text corresponds to the outer ring of circles. unused text does not appear, but remains available if you switch layouts.
Radial diagram, английский
A diagram that is used to show relationships of elements to a core element.
Radial dikes, английский
Radial dimension, английский
Радиальный размер
Radial drainage, английский
Radial drainage pattern, английский
A drainage pattern in which consequent streams radiate or diverge outward, like the spokes of a wheel from a high central area.; a major collector stream is usually found in a curvilinear alignment around the bottom of the elevated topographic feature. it is best developed on the slopes of a young domal structure, a volcanic cone, or isolated hills (erosional remnant). sw, gg, wa
Radial draw forming, английский
Radial drill, английский
A small diamond drill having a drilling head that can be adjusted radially along a rigid horizontal arm radiating from a vertical column; usually driven by air and used to drill radial blast-holes underground. see radial drilling.
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Radio astronomical observation, английский
Спутник для радиоастрономических исследований
Radar (responder) beacon, английский
Радиолокационный маяк-ответчик
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