radio-frequency selectivity

radio-frequency selectivity
избирательность по высокой частоте

frequency selectivity — избирательность по частоте

spectral selectivity — спектральная избирательность

amplitude selectivity — избирательность по амплитуде

coincidence selectivity — избирательность по совпадениям

directional selectivity — избирательность по направлению


English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary. 2014.

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