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1 гуковская упругость
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2 идеальная упругость
1) Engineering: perfect elasticity2) Polymers: Hookean elasticity, ideal elasticity3) Makarov: classical elasticityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > идеальная упругость
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3 гуковская упругость
Polymers: Hookean elasticity, ideal elasticityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > гуковская упругость
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4 упругая деформация
1) General subject: resilience2) Naval: rebound, recoverable strain3) Engineering: Hookean deformation, compliance, elastic strain, reversible deformation, reversible strain4) Construction: completely recoverable deformation, (относительная) elastic strain5) Railway term: elastic contraction6) Automobile industry: give7) Textile: elasticity9) Resins: subpermanent set10) Mechanic engineering: resistance, rheostatic control, springing11) Drilling: recovery, residual elasticity, resiliency12) Automation: elastic deflection13) Makarov: deflection, recoverable deformation14) Electrochemistry: plastic deformation, plastic strainУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > упругая деформация
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