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| Allg. |
broken (of a line, - - -); faltering; fitful; discrete; intermissive; pulsed; interrupted; irregular (ANG); sporadic (Alexander Demidov); ragged (крик, стон и т. п. Pickman); choppy (Audio and vIdeo playback is choppy and slow. VLZ_58); intermittent; discontinuous |
| Gruzovik |
noncontiguous |
| Autom. |
abrupt; noncontinuous (напр., о поверхности) |
| Bauw. |
intermittent (поток); discontinuous (напр., поток); non-continuous |
| Bergb. |
jumping |
| Brit. |
spotty (напр., о мобильной связи или Интренете ad_notam) |
| idiom. |
catch-as-catch-can (Interex) |
| kardiol. |
stuttering (о режиме записи или линии ЭКГ; ECG changes have been stuttering iwona) |
| Kartogr., Amerik. |
discontinued (характеристика сигналов на морских картах) |
| Lit. Stil |
saccadic (о движении) |
| Makarow. |
chopped; rickety; stick-slip; broken (о голосе, сне, линии); scattered (об ареале) |
| Mar. |
intercostal; intermittent (о сварном шве) |
| Massenmed. |
jerky (о движении) |
| Med. |
discontinuous (напр., об электрофорезе); intermittent (напр., о воздействии); disruptive (напр., храп Yorick) |
| micr. |
intermittent (Pertaining to something, such as a signal or connection, that is not unbroken but occurs at periodic or occasional intervals) |
| Mil., Tech. |
intermitting |
| Progr. |
sampling (ssn) |
| Recht. |
interrupt |
| Seismol. |
broken |
| Tech. |
dashed; jerky |
| Ökol. |
disjunctive (об ареале); scattered |
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| Allg. |
brokenly; fitfully; interruptedly; erratically (jprw); by spurts; by fits and starts (Баян); in fits and starts (Баян); with fits and starts (Баян); discretely; discontinuously |
| Gruzovik |
in a broken way |
| Makarow. |
abruptly |
| Math. |
in discontinuous manner |
| Tech. |
intermittently |
| veralt. |
pausingly |
| vulg. |
by fits and starts as the hog pisseth; jerkily |
