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Результаты поиска термина [observatio]
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observatio [onis, f] |
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observation | - Наблюдение; измерение
- Наблюдение; измерение оцт object задача; цель
- Observación
- The process of watching and examining a person or thing over a period of time she was admitted to hospital for observation.
- N наблюдение
- Наблюдение
- In nautical astronomy, denotes the taking the sun, moon, or stars` altitude with a quadrant or sextant, in order thereby to find the latitude or time; also, the lunar distances.
- [1] general; the act of measuring some magnitude with an instrument, such as the time of an occultation (with a clock); the right ascension of a star (with a transit instrument and clock); the sun’s altitude, or the distance of the moon from a star (with a sextant); the temperature (with a thermometer); etc. [2] nautical; a celestial sighting, taken in order to calculate a time or position. [3] the information so acquired.
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observation balloon | An aerial platform for intelligence gathering and artillery spotting, consisting of a fabric envelope filled with hydrogen gas, tethered by a steel cable attached to a winch that reeled an ob- 223 observation server to the desired height and down again at the end of an observation session. military observation balloons first appeared in 1794 at the battle of fleurus, were used in the american civil war and franco- prussian war, reaching their zenith in world war i, during which naval observation balloons were used to spot submarines and direct the fire of a battleship’s main armament. they were also used for anti-submarine work during world war ii. | |
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observation interview | A method of assessing job requirements and skills by observing the employee at work, followed by an interview with the employee for further assessment and insight. | |
observation of the work | A function of the architect in the construction phase, during his periodic visits to the site, to familiarize himself generally with the progress and quality of the work, 1 and to determine in general if the work is proceeding in accordance with the contract documents. observatory 1. a structure, generally with a rotatable dome, in which astronomical observations are carried out. 2. a place, such as an upper room, which affords a wide view; a lookout. copyright © 2006, 2000, 1993, 1975 by the mcgraw-hill companies, inc. click here for terms of use. o.c., oc, oc abbr. for on center. | |
observation period | Период наблюдения | |
observation point |
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observation post | Наблюдательный пункт ор нлсл office of procurement управление закупок | |
observation register | A record of children who have had problems at birth, or soon after their birth, and so need particular follow-up care from a health visitor, general practitioner or social worker | |
observation station establishment |
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observation system | Система видеонаблюдения. | |
observation window | «окно» [удобное время] для наблюдений ос obstruction chart карта (с обозначением) препятствий (в зоне аэродрома) ос on course на (заданном) курсе следования ос open circuit разомкнутая [незамкнутая] цепь ос бр open cockpit открытая кабина ос operating characteristic рабочая характеристика ос operating conditions условия работы ос operating cost эксплуатационные расходы ос operational capability боевые характеристики; боевая готовность; принятие на вооружение; ввод в эксплуатацию ос operational control оперативное управление ос optical communication оптическая связь ос organization chart схема организационных мероприятий 27* ос original cost первоначальная стоимость ос overseas commands командование (ввс) на заморских территориях ос oxygen cutting отсечка кислорода оса oceanic control area океанический район увд оса out of control неуправляем (ый) | |
observational | N наблюдатель- ный adequacy | |
observational (adj) | Pertaining to data that represents a set of observations and their associated space-time regions, typically on the earth. | |
observational noise | The error between the true value in a system and its observed value due to imprecision in measurement. also called measurement noise. see: dynamical noise. | |
observational study | - C.f. controlled experiment.
- A type of scientific study that involves measurement of study subjects on variables hypothesized to be associated with the outcome of interest, but without any manipulation of the subjects
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observational study. | C.f. controlled experiment. | |
observations | Замечания эксперта (по существу заявки) |
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