—n. 1 a region between limits of variation, esp. scope of effective operation. b such limits. 2 area relevant to something. 3 a distance attainable by a gun or projectile. b distance between a gun or projectile and its objective. 4 row, series,et cetera (и так далее), esp. of mountains. 5 area with targets for shooting. 6 fireplace with ovens and hotplates for cooking. 7 area over which a thing is distributed. 8 distance that can be covered by a vehicle without refuelling. 9 distance between a camera and the subject to be photographed. 1др.- еврейское и т. п. large area of open land for grazing or hunting. —v. (-ging) 1 reach; lie spread out; extend; be found over a specified district; vary between limits. 2 (usu. in passive or refl.) line up, arrange. 3 rove, wander. 4 traverse in all directions. [French: related to *rank1]
... itconflicts withnational standards (GOST ) inthefield .ofradio electronics Inpractice , thelow frequency range refers tothesound .range , andthehigh frequency range refers totheentire .radio frequency ... ... bands Title Frequency band Wavelengths Photon energy , eV ,.Medium wave range (MW ).530-1610 kHz 65 - 21 m19 - 66 neV Short wave ... (Devices for the reception and processing of radio signals, Transmission, reception and processing of signals)
... ofmodern mobile .communication systems , inaddition tothelack offrequency resource ,.arather narrow range ofoperating frequencies waschosen (kpr =.Forexample , fortheGSM 900 standard , thefrequency range ... ... frequencies is890 .915 MHz (876 915 MHz ) FortheGSM 1800 standard , therange of.received frequencies formobile devices is1805 .1880 MHz Forbase stations , therange ... (Devices for the reception and processing of radio signals, Transmission, reception and processing of signals)
... reflection from theionosphere iscalled ajump Electromagnetic waves inthelower part oftheradio range .arealso well reflected from thesurface oftheEarth (.thatis, withlow losses ).Theradio waves ... ... theexternal , thenfrom theinternal sphere Theearth , together withthelower boundary oftheionosphere ., forms forthisrange akind ofspherical waveguide Inthiswaveguide , amulti-hop propagation path isformed (Figure .Fig ... (Devices for the reception and processing of radio signals, Transmission, reception and processing of signals)
... ofseveral meters ., while others can operate atdepths ofseveral kilometers Communication Range : Thecommunication range determines themaximum distance at.which theoperator orbase station can ... ... of.sizes , from compact maritime drones tolarge , high-displacement military drones Communication Range : Thecommunication range determines themaximum distance at.which theoperator can control thedrone ... (Military equipment and weapons)
... communication systems , frequency bands areallocated separately for.uplink anddownlink channels inthefrequency range from 86 GHz Story In1945 , inanarticle called Extra-terrestrial Relays , published ... ... areas Typical satellite coverage map ingeostationary orbit Since theradio frequency range isalimited resource , it.isnecessary toensure thatthesame frequencies can be.used bydifferent earth ... (Devices for the reception and processing of radio signals, Transmission, reception and processing of signals)
... quickly ran .tothehouse thatstood ontheedge ofthevillage .”); fully developed (super-sentimental ) speech , the range - ofwhich ranges from .two statements (phrases , sentences ) tothetext asadetailed coherent ... (Psycholinguistics)
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