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dividers – mõõtesirkel – циркуль arc – kaar – дуга
TOPICS FOR SPEAKING
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TOPICS FOR SPEAKING

They may be used for knocking out rivets after their heads have been cut off. To start a bolt that is extremely tight, use a starting punch. After a bolt has been loosened or partly driven out, a pin punch can then be used. Both starting punches and pin punches must have flat ends, never pointed, edged or round. Scriber is used to make clean narrow lines on metal. It is made of tool steel. Some have single ends; others have double ends with one end bent about 90º. Dividers are used for marking radius, circles, and arcs and for transmitting measurements from a ruler to a detail and from a detail to a ruler. VOCABULARY punch ­ mulgusti, perforaator, torn, puansoon, tempel, kärn ­ ; ; ; center punch ­ kärn ­ scriber ­ dividers ­ mõõtesirkel ­ arc ­ kaar ­ HAND TOOLS Hammer can be classified as hard hammers and soft hammers. One of the most

Keeled → Inglise keel
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Book Analog Interfacing to Embedded Microprocessors
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Book Analog Interfacing to Embedded Microprocessors

Av Av Av Av If Av is very large, we are left with: V1 ¥ R2 R2 ˆ Vo = V1 + or Vo = V1Ê1 + R1 Ë R1 ¯ Differential Amplifier The differential amplifier is a combination of the inverting and noninverting con- figurations. V+ and V- are both voltage dividers, so we can write the equations for them like this: ( Vo - V2)R3 V1 ¥ R2 V- = + V2 V+ = Rf + R3 R1 + R2 Substituting into the basic opamp equation: V1 ¥ R2 ( Vo - V2)R3 Vo = Av Ê - + V2ˆ Ë R1 + R2 Rf + R3 ¯

Mehhatroonika → Mehhatroonika
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Andmetöötlus 1-kodutöö-diagrammid
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Andmetöötlus 1. kodutöö (diagrammid)

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Informaatika → Andmetöötlus
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TheCodeBreakers
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TheCodeBreakers

same message in both the old and the new systems? Berthold's blue eyes fairly snapped and the few pale wisps of hair that lay against his bald pate almost stood up with excitement as he decoded the second x2 message with his reconstructed KRU. It read: UYC REM KUL RHI KWZ RLF RNQ KRD RVJ UOB KUU An [?] Bn. 2 h i r sch w UQX UFQ RQK i tt e The KWZ and UOB appeared to be nulls, used—almost certainly in violation of regulations—as word dividers, and REM probably meant Kommandant. When Berthold checked this against the second message, he saw at once that it had the same plaintext. The repetitions of the plaintext i's and t's, which had been masked by the homophones and the lexicon of the KRU code, appeared clearly in the trinumeral message as the repeated 245s and 659s. With these four points as anchors, Berthold could set up the following equivalencies: 845 422 373 792 240 245 068 652 781 245 659 659 504 An [?] Bn. 2

Informaatika → krüptograafia
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