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Большой англо-русский политехнический словарь • В 2-х томах
The Comprehensive English-Russian Scientific and Technical Dictionary • In Two Volumes
Russky Yazyk | Moscow 1991 | English/Russian | PDF, 1422 pages | 81.70 MB

Словарь содержит около 200 000 терминов и терминологических сочетаний, широко употребляемых в научно-технической литературе. Словарь охватывает терминологию по основным отраслям науки и техники. В нем представлены термины таких отраслей как электроника, автоматика, машиностроение, строительство, энергетика, швейная и трикотажная промышленность, транспорт, информатика. В конце словаря даны сокращения и таблицы. Словарь рассчитан на широкий круг переводчиков, инженерно-технических работников, студентов и преподавателей технических вузов.

In 1957, drummer Walter Perkins formed a quintet, the MJT + 3, that recorded four albums before breaking up in 1962. Walter Perkins was a longtime fixture in the Chicago jazz scene. He gained some recognition for playing with the Ahmad Jamal Trio during 1956-1957 (right before Jamal really caught on). A 1957 set for Argo led by Perkins (and also featuring trumpeter Paul Serrano, tenor saxophonist Nicky Hill, the young pianist Richard Abrams, and bassist Bob Cranshaw) used the name of MJT Plus 3. The better-known version of the band (with trumpeter Willie Thomas, altoist Frank Strozier, pianist Harold Mabern, and bassist Bob Cranshaw) recorded three albums for Vee-Jay during 1959-1960 and was popular for a time locally before breaking up in 1962.

Formula 3 (also spelled as Formula Tre) is an Italian prog-rock band, mainly successful in the early seventies. The group formed in 1969; produced by Lucio Battisti, they were the group that accompanied Battisti in his rare live concerts, and was originally made ​​up of Alberto Radius (guitars and vocals), Tony Cicco (drums and vocals) and Gabriele Lorenzi (keyboards). Their first hit was the song "Questo folle sentimento", which ranked fifth at the Italian hit parade in 1970, and which was followed by a series of top 20 hits, notably "Io ritorno solo" (third at the Italian hit parade) and "Eppur mi son scordato di te" (second at the Italian hit parade), all composed by the same Battisti.