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| mech. |
неизвестные величины |
| nano |
неизвестные ранее явления |
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| gen. |
неизведанное; незнакомец (=stranger Refresh); незнакомка; неизвестность; неизвестное (Until 1996, Putin was a virtual unknown. TG Alexander Demidov); не известно (Damirules); неизвестно; не состоящий на наблюдении (she was unknown to mental health services – она не состояла на наблюдении в психиатрических лечебных учреждениях Min$draV); не стоящий на учёте (Min$draV); тайно; превышающий ожидания |
| avia. |
неизвестен |
| el. |
неизвестное |
| fig. |
неслышный |
| forestr. |
неизвестная причина пожара |
| genet. |
неизвестная проба (Alex Lilo) |
| math. |
искомое; неизвестная величина (And the true size of the fund depends on many unknowns including investments from among others the Chinese. BBC Alexander Demidov) |
| mech.eng., obs. |
неизвестная величина |
| mil. |
сведений нет (код); "сведений нет" (код) |
| mil., lingo |
неопознанный труп (Refresh) |
| obs. |
незнаемый |
| robot. |
неизвестная (величина) |
| tech. |
неопределённое состояние |
| uncom. |
незнаемое (Супру) |
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| comp., MS |
Неизвестный (A status message for an incoming call that indicates that the caller cannot be identified (e.g. Internet call)); Номер скрыт (A status message for an incoming call that indicates that the caller cannot be identified (e.g. Internet call)) |
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| abbr. |
u; u/k |
| abbr., agric. |
unkn |
| abbr., amer. |
unbeknownst (Unbeknownst to me, my mother was planning a party. Val_Ships) |
| mil., logist. |
The standard identity definition of an evaluated track, object or entity which has not been identified. 2. In identification, the designation given to an evaluated track, object or entity that has not been identified. Related terms: friend; hostile; identification; neutral. (FRA) |
| USA |
A code meaning "information not available." see also assumed friend, friend, neutral, suspect; An unidentified target. An aircraft or ship that has not been determined to be hostile, friendly, or neutral using identification friend or foe and other techniques, but that must be tracked by air defense or naval engagement systems. see also assumed friend, friend, neutral, suspect; An identity applied to an evaluated track that has not been identified (JP 3-01) see also assumed friend, friend, neutral, suspect |
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Ukn |
