1) вектор 2) векторный 3) матем. матрица-столбец 4) аэро пеленг absolute value of a vector — матем. величина вектора, модуль вектора adapted vector field — адаптированное векторное поле affine vector field — аффинное векторное поле almost analytic vector — почти аналитический вектор almost periodic vector — почти периодический вектор almost proper vector — почти собственный вектор angular momentum vector — вектор момента количества движения antiholomorphic cotangent vector — антиголоморфный кокасательный вектор antiholomorphic tangent vector — антиголоморфный касательный вектор axial vector covariant — псевдовекторный ковариант base basis vector — базисный вектор basis of vector space — базис векторного пространства category of vector bundles — категория векторных расслоений circuital vector field — электр. поле вихревое circulation of vector field — циркуляция векторного поля commutator of vector fields — коммутатор векторных полей component of a vector — компонент вектора curl of vector function — вихрь векторного поля derivative along the vector — производная вдоль вектора divergence-free vector function — соленоидальная вектор-функция dual vector spaces — спаренные векторные пространства electric displacement vector — вектор электрической индукции extremal extreme vector — экстремальный вектор extreme point of a vector — конец вектора flow flux vector — вектор...
n. & v. --n. 1 Math. & Physics a quantity having direction as well as magnitude, esp. as determining the position of one point in space relative to another (radius vector). 2 a carrier of disease. 3 a course to be taken by an aircraft. --v.tr. direct (an aircraft in flight) to a desired point. Derivatives vectorial adj. vectorize v.tr. (also -ise) (in sense 1 of n.). vectorization n. Etymology: L, = carrier, f. vehere vect- convey ...
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I. noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, carrier, from vehere to carry — more at way Date: 1846 1. a. a quantity that has magnitude and direction and that is commonly represented by a directed line segment whose length represents the magnitude and whose orientation in space represents the direction; broadly an element of a ~ space b. a course or compass direction especially of an airplane 2. a. an organism (as an insect) that transmits a pathogen b. pollinator a 3. an agent (as a plasmid or virus) that contains or carries modified genetic material (as recombinant DNA) and can be used to introduce exogenous genes into the genome of an organism • ~ adjective • ~ial adjective • ~ially adverb II. transitive verb (~ed; ~ing) Date: 1941 1. to guide (as an airplane, its pilot, or a missile) in flight by means of a radioed ~ 2. to change the direction of (the thrust of a jet engine) for steering ...
(vectors) 1. A vector is a variable quantity, such as force, that has size and direction. (TECHNICAL) N-COUNT 2. A vector is an insect or other organism that causes a disease by carrying a germ or parasite from one person or animal to another. (MEDICAL) N-COUNT ...
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