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61inherent stability limit — savojo pastovumo riba statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. inherent stability limit; internal stability limit vok. Innenstabilitätsgrenze, f rus. предел собственной устойчивости, m pranc. limite de stabilité naturelle, f …
62inherent reliability — vidinis patikimumas statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. inherent reliability vok. innere Zuverlässigkeit, f rus. внутренняя надёжность, f; собственная надёжность, f pranc. fiabilité intrinsèque, f …
63inherent filtration — filtravimasis statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. inherent filtration; self filtering vok. Eigenfilterung, f; Selbstfilterung, f rus. внутренняя фильтрация, f; самофильтрация, f pranc. auto filtration, f; filtration inhérente, f …
64inherent noise — savasis triukšmas statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. inherent noise; internal noise vok. Eigengeräusch, n; Eigenrauschen, n rus. собственный шум, m pranc. bruit intrinsèque, m …
65inherent capacitance — savoji talpa statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. inherent capacitance; self capacitance vok. Eigenkapazität, f rus. собственная ёмкость, f pranc. capacité propre, f …
66inherent feedback — vidinis grįžtamasis ryšys statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. inherent feedback; internal feedback; self feedback vok. innere Rückkopplung, f rus. внутренняя обратная связь, f pranc. réaction interne, f; réaction intérieure, f;… …
67inherent vice — /ɪnˌhɪərənt vaɪs/ noun the tendency of some goods to spoil during transportation ● Inherent vice discouraged us from importing tropical fruit …
68inherent powers of court — The inherent power of a court is that which is necessary for the proper and complete administration of justice and such power is resident in all courts of superior jurisdiction and essential to their existence; e.g., sentencing and contempt… …
69inherent powers of court — The inherent power of a court is that which is necessary for the proper and complete administration of justice and such power is resident in all courts of superior jurisdiction and essential to their existence; e.g., sentencing and contempt… …
70inherent jurisdiction — The jurisdiction of a court existing under a grant of general jurisdiction to the court, not by a grant of jurisdiction for a specific purpose. Kelly v Conner, 122 Tenn 339, 123 SW 622. See inherent power of court …
