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Decompression wave
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Волна разрежения
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Волна декомпрессии, русский
Волна декомпрессии
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Decompress, английский
- Разворачивать; распаковывать; декомпрессировать
- To restore the contents of a compressed file to its original form.
Decompressing, английский
Распаковка
Decompression, английский
- Декомпрессия, возвращение сжатых файлов к прежнему размеру.
- Декомпрессия
- The process by which the full data content of a compressed file is restored.
- Process by which the full data content of a compressed file is restored.
- 1. reduction of pressure 2. a controlled reduction of atmospheric pressure which occurs as a diver returns to the surface
- Распаковка; разуплотнение
- Декомпрессия; постепенное снижение давления
- The process of reversing the procedure that is run by compression software. during decompression, the compressed data returns to its original file size and format so it can be accessed or played.
- Снятие давления, разгрузка га
Decompression chamber, английский
Decompression curve, английский
Decompression diving, английский
Decompression illness, английский
Decompression shock, английский
Гидроудар при потере герметичности
Decompression sickness, английский
Same as caisson disease
Decompression stop, английский
Decompression theory, английский
Decompressione , итальянский
Decompressor, английский
A module or algorithm that decompresses data.
Wave, английский
- A physical activity that rises and then falls periodically as it travels through a medium
- Волна
- A sinusoidal undulation or vibration; a form of movement by which all radiant electromagnetic energy travels.
- A ripple-like irregularity in a lens surface.
- A pulse which occurs twice with each heartbeat
- N волна theory
- Волна; парусная доска типа "вэйв"
- [1] a surface disturbance in the form of a forward-moving ridge-and-trough which does not cause horizontal displacement of the water (see measurement of wind and wave). [2] a line of landing craft or section of an amphibious assault force on its way to the beach. [3] a disturbance, such as a pulse or vibration, which travels through an object, volume of matter, or space itself (e.g., radio wave, sonar wave).
- Женщина, служащая в военно-морском флоте сша
Wave, английский
Wave -, английский
Высота волны
Wave absorbing beach, английский
Волногаситель
Wave acquisition and tracking, английский
Поиск и слежение за (радио) сигналами
Wave amplitude, английский
One half of the wave height.
Wave attenuation, английский
The reduction of wave height as it gets further form its source.
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Deep scattering layer, английский
Глубоководный рассеивающий слой [изобилующий живы» ми организмами (на глубинах порядка 500 м)]
Debye-sears effect, английский
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