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junctional diversity - translation to russian
junctional diversity
DNA SEQUENCE VARIATIONS INTRODUCED IN RECOMBINATION
общая лексика
множественность J-сегментов (иммуноглобулиновых цепей)
antenna diversity
REDUNDANCY METHOD TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATIONS RELIABILITY
Space diversity; Diversity coding; Polarisation diversity; Polarization diversity; Spatial diversity; Diversity Coding
разнесение антенн, антенное разнесение (режим работы). Особенно полезно для поддержания номинального качества передачи в полосе "вверх" в больших радиосотах при использовании в них MS малой мощности, а также в сотах, которым выделено мало РЧ-каналов, в тех случаях, когда скачки по частоте неэффективны или не используются.
polarization diversity
REDUNDANCY METHOD TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATIONS RELIABILITY
Space diversity; Diversity coding; Polarisation diversity; Polarization diversity; Spatial diversity; Diversity Coding
общая лексика
поляризационное разнесение
Definition
diversify
(diversifies, diversifying, diversified)
When an organization or person diversifies into other things, or diversifies their range of something, they increase the variety of things that they do or make.
The company's troubles started only when it diversified into new products...
Manufacturers have been encouraged to diversify...
These firms have been given a tough lesson in the need to diversify their markets.
= branch out
VERB: V into n/-ing, V, V n
• diversification (diversifications)
The seminar was to discuss diversification of agriculture...
N-VAR
Wikipedia
Junctional diversity
frame|right|Generation of junctional diversity through recombination illustrated between two gene segments: D (blue) and J (green). Sections highlighted in red show nucleotides added at each stage.
