spectrum - definition and translation

spectrum allocation spectrum allocations spectrum analysis spectrum analyzer spectrum congestion spectrum degradation spectrum efficiency spectrum equalizer spectrum factorization spectrum flattener spectrum folding spectrum generator spectrum inversion spectrum limit spectrum line width spectrum management spectrum modulus spectrum monitor spectrum of integral equation spectrum of linear operator spectrum of matrix spectrum of spaces spectrum of transformation spectrum of turned parts spectrum of workpieces spectrum partitioning spectrum roll-off spectrum sharing spectrum signature

Большой англо-русский словарь:

spectrum
имя существительное
1) физика спектр
      Например: spectrum analysis — спектральный анализ
2) спектр, диапазон
      Например: a wide spectrum of products — широкий спектр продуктов
3) фантом, призрак
      Синоним(ы):
      spectre

Англо-русский словарь компьютерных терминов:

spectrum
спектр; диапазон
Смотри также: electromagnetic spectrum

Англо-русский научно-технический словарь:

spectrum
1) спектр
2) спектральная характеристика; спектральная зависимость
3) спектральная плотность; спектральная функция
   - absolutely continuous spectrum
   - absorption spectrum
   - acoustical spectrum
   - algebraic spectrum
   - amplitude spectrum
   - antibiotic spectrum
   - approximate spectrum
   - asymmetric spectrum
   - bounded spectrum
   - canonical spectrum
   - cellular spectrum
   - characteristic spectrum
   - class spectrum
   - cofinite spectrum
   - coherency spectrum
   - comparison spectrum
   - complex spectrum
   - compression spectrum
   - connected spectrum
   - continuous spectrum
   - coordinate-free spectrum
   - correlation spectrum
   - cross spectrum
   - degenerate spectrum
   - design spectrum
   - direct spectrum
   - directed spectrum
   - discrete spectrum
   - distorted spectrum
   - Doppler spectrum
   - eigenvalue spectrum
   - electromagnetic spectrum
   - emission spectrum
   - energy spectrum
   - entire spectrum
   - equal-energy spectrum
   - essential spectrum
   - estimated spectrum
   - extended spectrum
   - fine spectrum
   - fixed spectrum
   - function spectrum
   - general spectrum
   - generalized spectrum
   - grating spectrum
   - group spectrum
   - hereditary spectrum
   - infrared spectrum
   - initial shock spectrum
   - integrated spectrum
   - inverse spectrum
   - inversion spectrum
   - joint spectrum
   - limitary spectrum
   - line spectrum
   - local spectrum
   - loop spectrum
   - matrix spectrum
   - maximal spectrum
   - mean smoothed spectrum
   - mean spectrum
   - mixed spectrum
   - multiple spectrum
   - Neumann-Pierson spectrum
   - noise spectrum
   - nonemply spectrum
   - one-point spectrum
   - operator spectrum
   - pair spectrum
   - peripheral spectrum
   - perturbed spectrum
   - phase spectrum
   - power spectrum
   - projective spectrum
   - pulse-height spectrum
   - purely continuous spectrum
- purely discrete spectrum
- purely point spectrum
   - quadrature spectrum
   - quasidiscrete spectrum
   - radio-frequency spectrum
   - Raman spectrum
   - rational spectrum
   - recoil spectrum
   - rectangular spectrum
   - regression spectrum
   - regular spectrum
   - representing spectrum
   - residual shock spectrum
   - residual spectrum
   - restricted spectrum
   - ring spectrum
   - rotational spectrum
   - sample spectrum
   - semisimplicial spectrum
   - sequential spectrum
   - shock spectrum
   - simple spectrum
   - singular spectrum
   - smoothed spectrum
   - spark spectrum
   - spectrum analysis
   - spectrum of integral equation
- spectrum of linear operator
   - spectrum of matrix
   - spectrum of spaces
   - spectrum of transformation
   - sphere spectrum
   - stochastic spectrum
   - theoretical spectrum
   - transmission spectrum
   - trivial spectrum
   - uniform spectrum
   - unitary spectrum
   - univariate spectrum
   - velocity spectrum
   - vibration spectrum
   - visible spectrum
   - wave-vector spectrum

Англо-русский политехнический словарь:

spectrum
1) спектр
2) спектральная характеристика; спектральная зависимость
3) спектральная плотность; спектральная функция
- absorption spectrum
- acoustic spectrum
- amplitude spectrum
- antimicrobial spectrum
- arc spectrum
- atomic spectrum
- audible frequency spectrum
- Auger spectrum
- banded spectrum
- band spectrum
- blackbody spectrum
- common spectrum
- comparison spectrum
- continuous spectrum
- control spectrum
- cross spectrum
- dark-line spectrum
- diffraction spectrum
- discontinuous spectrum
- discrete viscoelastic spectrum
- electric spectrum
- electromagnetic spectrum
- electronic spectrum
- electron spectrum
- emission spectrum
- energy spectrum
- equilibrium spectrum
- ether spectrum
- fine spectrum
- flat spectrum
- frequency spectrum
- grating spectrum
- heave response spectrum
- infrared spectrum
- interference spectrum
- inverse spectrum
- inversion spectrum
- light spectrum
- line spectrum
- luminescence spectrum
- machining spectrum
- mass spectrum
- microwave spectrum
- molecular spectrum
- noise spectrum
- normal spectrum
- nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum
- nuclear quadrupole resonance spectrum
- nuclear spectrum
- operational stress spectrum
- optical spectrum
- oscillation spectrum
- parts spectrum
- part spectrum
- photodetachment spectrum
- pitch response spectrum
- polarized spectrum
- power spectrum
- pulse spectrum
- pyrolytic spectrum
- quasi-line spectrum
- radiation spectrum
- radio spectrum
- Raman spectrum
- Rayleigh spectrum
- reflectance spectrum
- relaxation spectrum
- resonance spectrum
- roll response spectrum
- sea state spectrum
- service load spectrum
- size spectrum
- solar spectrum
- solubility spectrum
- sound spectrum
- spark-excited spectrum
- spectrum of turned parts
- spectrum of workpieces
- transmission spectrum
- ultraviolet spectrum
- vibrational spectrum
- vibration spectrum
- visible-light spectrum
- visible spectrum
- wavelength spectrum
- wave spectrum
- white spectrum
- X-ray spectrum

Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary:

spectrum
noun
(plural spectra or spectrums)
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, appearance — more at specter
Date: 1671
1.
a. a continuum of color formed when a beam of white light is dispersed (as by passage through a prism) so that its component wavelengths are arranged in order
b. any of various continua that resemble a color spectrum in consisting of an ordered arrangement by a particular characteristic (as frequency or energy): as
(1) electromagnetic spectrum
(2) radio spectrum
(3) the range of frequencies of sound waves
(4) mass spectrum
c. the representation (as a plot) of a spectrum
2.
a. a continuous sequence or range
   Example: a wide spectrum of interests
   Example: opposite ends of the political spectrum
b. kinds of organisms associated with a particular situation (as an environment)
c. a range of effectiveness against pathogenic organisms
   Example: an antibiotic with a broad spectrum

Free On-line Dictionary of Computing:

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