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Перевод: equalization

[существительное]
уравнивание; уравнение в правах; уравнение; стабилизация

Тезаурус:

1. Without a system of rate equalization, equitable provision of local services was impossible.
2. On the central issue - has comprehensive education led to any equalization between social classes - McPherson and Willms argue simply that Heath's time scale is too short.
3. Nonetheless there is an underlying tendency towards equalization.
4. Such equalization, which must extend to all members of the group, does not extend to the one "object" who is the leader.
5. Long failed to persuade the richer boroughs and the Cabinet to include a degree of late equalization in the Act which was, however, important as an admission of government responsibility for relief to the unemployed.
6. They find a process which includes both improvement - the increase in average attainment among all children in their Scottish sample; and equalization - a reduction in class differences.
7. connected between pre- and power amplifiers or in the tape loop of an integrated amplifier (there is a duplicate tape loop on the unit to restore the lost facility) it provides fixed equalization to extend the loudspeaker's operating range below the normal cutoff point and additionally permits fine adjustment of the frequency response to give subtle control over the in-room performance.
8. Hence the Poplar guardians constantly but unsuccessfully pressed the government to introduce rate equalization.
9. All other objections apart, the equalization of preferences suffices to condemn the STV.
10. In the case of an only moderately cruel man, the intensification of the pain beyond a certain point will suddenly switch him to the equalization of viewpoints, and his pleasure will lapse.
11. The advocates of equality, as well as those more concerned with other goals, are given a cue for reflection on the inequalities of equalization.
12. But in three short years the following essential features of creative sound were worked out for the first time: cut-and-splice sound editing; dubbing mute shots (i.e. providing library sounds for completely silent bits of film); quiet cameras; "talkback" and other intercom systems; "boom" microphones (so the mike could be placed over the actor's head and moved as necessary); equalization; track-bouncing; replacement of dialogue (including alternative languages); filtering (for removing traffic noise, wind noise, or for simulating telephone conversations); busbars for routing controlled amounts of foldback or reverberation; three-track recording (music, effects, and dialogue, any of which could be changed as necessary); automatic volume limiters; and synchronous playback (for dance or mimed shots).
13. STV propaganda appears to take a curious pride in emphasizing this equalization, failing to notice that in so doing it is merely emphasizing the artificiality of the system.