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tissue lined envelope - translation to russian
SOLID REPRESENTING ALL POSITIONS WHICH MAY BE OCCUPIED BY AN OBJECT DURING ITS NORMAL RANGE OF MOTION
Working envelope; Work envelope; Envelope (mechanical engineering)
tissue lined envelope
конверт с подкладкой из тонкой бумаги
envelope curve
![[[Diffraction pattern]] of a double slit has a single-slit envelope.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Double-slit diffraction pattern.png?width=200 "[[Diffraction pattern]] of a double slit has a single-slit envelope.")
![heterostructure]] as calculated from envelope functions.<ref name=Bastard/>](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Electron probabilities in GaAs quantum well.png?width=200 "heterostructure]] as calculated from envelope functions.<ref name=Bastard/>")
FUNCTION DESCRIBING THE EXTREMES OF AN OSCILLATING SIGNAL
Wave envelope; Envelope curve; Instantaneous amplitude; Signal envelope; Lower envelope (waves); Envelope estimator
огибающая кривая (для прогнозирования)
envelope curve
FUNCTION DESCRIBING THE EXTREMES OF AN OSCILLATING SIGNAL
Wave envelope; Envelope curve; Instantaneous amplitude; Signal envelope; Lower envelope (waves); Envelope estimator
огибающая (кривая)
Definition
envelope
n.
1) to address; seal an envelope
2) a pay envelope (AE; BE has pay packet)
3) a self-addressed; stamped; window envelope
USAGE NOTE: AE has stamped self-addressed envelope; BE has stamped addressed envelope.
Wikipedia
Envelope (motion)
In mechanical engineering, an envelope is a solid representing all positions which may be occupied by an object during its normal range of motion.
Another (jargon) word for this is a "flop".
