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This fourth edition of the Oxford Russian Dictionary is guaranteed to continue to be a leader in its field. This dictionary is an invaluable text for any serious student of Russian, or any Russian native speaker learning English. This fully updated and revised edition includes new supplementary material with a correspondence section, grammar help, and special treatment of commonly used but tricky words. The text has also been updated with thousands of new English and Russian words, especially important given changes in language and culture over the last few years. The dictionary is more accessible than ever for those struggling to master Russian--words are now shown in context to help users select the most appropriate translation. In addition, American English coverage has been greatly expanded. It remains the reference for Russian and English-speakers alike. 500,000 words, phrases, and translations Includes hundreds of new words, in both Russian and English NEW Correspondence section and cultural notes NEW special boxes give help on commonly used tricky words. Along with detailed pointers on grammar, this gives the user unparalleled aid when working in Russian and English. Detailed coverage of the latest vocabulary, including business, specialist, and computing terminology Extensive treatment of Russian declensions and conjugations.
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The fourth edition of the Oxford Russian Dictionary is an invaluable text for any serious student of Russian, or any Russian native speaker learning English. This edition also contains many enhancements, including new supplementary material with a correspondence section, grammar help, and extra sections on the pronunciation of Russian and English. The text has also been updated with hundreds of new words - in both the English and Russian sides of the dictionary - especially important given changes in language and culture over the last few years. These new words mean that the Oxford Russian Dictionary continues to be the leader in its field as the most comprehensive, up-to-date Russian dictionary available. The dictionary is also more accessible for Russian speakers, with the addition of contextualizations on the Russian-English side to help users select the most appropriate translation. There is an extensive guide to English grammar, written in Russian, and the Russian native speaker who wishes to use or understand American English is well catered for.
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The dictionary contains terms covering all fields of biology, from cytology and molecular biology to genetics and behavior, with special reference to zoology. Attention is focused on applied fields too, such as pathology, veterinary science, biological aspects of medicine, phytopathology, agriculture, forestry, biotechnology, nature conservation, etc., as well as descriptive terms commonly used in biological literature. The dictionary will be useful to translators and scientists dealing with various fields of fundamental and applied biology.
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Contains eighty publications on result, lessions, and conservation tools from Biodiversity Support Projcts around the world, and information on the Project and its programs. Developed for conservation practitioners, decision-makers, governments, NGOs, community leaders, donors, educatiors, researchers and students working in the field of biodiversity conservation and natural resource management.

"Elsevier's Dictionary of Mathematics" contains 11,652 entries with more than 4,750 cross-references. Selection of the terms was based either on their significance or on their frequency of use according to authoritative encyclopedias, dictionaries and textbooks. Included are both modern developments and contemporary changes in terminology as well as recently established terms. The terminology covers all the major branches from elementary to advanced subjects: arithmetic, algebra, geometry, set theory, discrete mathematics, logic, Boolean algebra, linear algebra, matrix algebra, calculus, differential equations, vector algebra, field theory, probability theory and statistics, optimization, numerical methods, mathematical programming, modern algebra, algebraic structures, computer algebra, category theory, applied mathematics, theory of automata and formal languages, theory of games, theory of graphs, as well as some commonly used entries in computer architecture, hardware, communications, system and application software, microprogramming, etc. This work will provide readers, writers and translators with a guide of the most widely used terms and collections in the area, and will prove to be a useful tool for all professionals exploring the multilingual scientific terminology.
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• Part I. Straight Chain Reactions: Fundamentals of the Theory of Chain Reactions
• 1. Inhibition of Striaght Chain Reactions in the Gas Phase
• 2. Inhibitors of Polymerization
• 3. Kinetics of the Inhibited Chain Oxidation by Phenols and Aromatic Amines
• 4. Cyclic Mechanisms of Chain Termination Upon Oxidation of Organic Compounds Part II: Degenerate Chain Branching Reactions: Kinetics and Mechanisms of Autoxidation of Organic Compounds
• 5. Kinetics of Autoxidation of Organic Compounds Inhibited by Peroxyl Radical Acceptors
• 6. Hydroperoxide-Decomposing Inhibitors of Oxidation
• 7. Synergism of Antioxidants Part III: Branching Chain Processes: Fundamentals of the Theory of Branching Chain Processes
• 8. Inhibition of Ignition and Combustion.
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This comprehensive monograph provides a detailed introduction to the theory of chain processes, including the inhibition of chain reactions. It describes the modern theory behind the action of the inhibitors on chain reaction mechanisms, which dominate many important processes such as polymerizaiton, pyrolysis, oxidation, combustion, and gas explosion. The action of various inhibitors is detailed and their mechanisms investigated. A vast amount of experimental data, about the effects of inhibitors on various types of chain reactions, is presented along with its applications in scientific research. This text explores nonbranching reactions, including in-depth information on the inhibitors of free radical polymerisation and the mechanisms of antioxidants on oxidation processes. Auto-initiated chain reactions are also explored, with detailed descriptions of the kinetics, mechanisms and inhibition of the autoxidation of organic compounds. A special chapter deals with the synergism of antioxidant actions. The theory of chain-branching reactions is investigated, and a large amound of new experimental data concerning the use of chemical additives to regulate combustion is included. The theory of inhibition of chain combustion processes is also presented, including the mode of chain thermal explosion.
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Presented in this dictionary is a concentrated listing of all main terms from various biological fields. It is the first dictionary of its kind, combining about 20,000 terms from both fundamental and applied biology, i.e. from commercial fields dealing with biological products. All branches of theoretical biology, methods, and laboratory techniques are covered. The following applied fields are represented: medicine, veterinary science, agriculture, forestry, hunting, fish culture, biotechnology, food industry, nature conservation, and environmental assessment. Special attention is paid to two-word terms with personal names, which make a special difficulty in translation. Numerous terms are translated for the first time. Scientist, translators, and specialists dealing with applied fields will find this dictionary invaluable.
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This dictionary covers both computer science and mathematics. Selection of the terms was based either on their significance or on their frequency of use according to authoritative encyclopedia, dictionaries or textbooks. The modern developments and contemporary changes in terminology have been included, as well as recently established terms. Computer science terminology covers the theory of algorithms, programming languages, program development methods, data and file structures, operating systems, computer architecture, hardware, communications, information technology, system and application software, microprogramming, etc. The mathematical terminology embraces all the major branches from elementary to advanced subjects: arithmetic, algebra, geometry, set theory, discrete mathematics, logic, linear algebra, matrix algebra, calculus, differential equations, numerical methods, mathematical programming, modern algebra, computer algebra, category theory, applied mathematics, theory of automata and formal languages, theory of games, Boolean algebra, theory of graphs and so on.
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Statistics is one of the significant and rapidly developing areas of modern science, followed by the rapid growth of statistical terminology. The present dictionary differs from existing dictionaries in the field by focusing on a broader concept of modern statistics as a comprehensive scientific domain. Topics covered include mathematical statistics and probability theory as a methodological basis, computational statistics and statistical software as an instrumental basis, and comprehensive applied components in economics, sociology, demography, medicine, natural sciences, and technology. The volume provides an extensive collection of terms in the fields of computer terminology connected with problems of data processing and statistical software, theory of random processes, statistical quality control, operations research, and some supplementary areas such as the terminology of Russian official statistics. The dictionary contains approximately 13,500 terminological units and includes bilingual name indexes representing about 1,000 names appearing in the dictionary. As it presents the largest English-Russian and Russian-English collection of statistical terminology available to date, this dictionary should be valuable to present-day readers, translators and other experts who work with English and Russian statistical literature.
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This dictionary, with over 15,000 entries, seeks to help specialists to read and understand Russian language texts covering statistics, probability and combinatorics.
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When a translator of scientific and technical literature from Russian into English seeks the counterpart of some specialized term he turns to a dictionary or an original source in English. But terms are not the whole problem. They must be couched in the language of the particular branch of science or technology. A translation should be free of unidiomatic or amateurish passages. "The right word in the right place" is the translators' motto". The present dictionary is an attempt to supply word combinations and expressions that may be of help in achieving this aim. It is not a dictionary of terms or idioms, but a collection of typical examples from scientific and technical sources. The words that make up the combinations are usually common to a number of branches of science and technology. The remaining words of illustrative context are not so important since they are only meant as "fillers" to link the combination elements together. The user's attention should be focussed on the words in bold type. The system of arrangement is strictly alphabetical (hyphenated combinations are considered as one word), but there are many cross-references to assist the user. These are given merely for general guidance and the translator should not confine himself to the item referred to, but should examine carefully the entry in question and several adjacent entries. Synonymous words or expressions are given in brackets.
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• 1. Mlekopitai͡ushchie
• 2. Amfibii i reptilii
• 3. Ryby
• [4] Ptit͡sy