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1 Безвихревое поле скоростей
Русско-английский словарь по прикладной математике и механике > Безвихревое поле скоростей
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2 поле безвихревой скорости
irrotational velocity field, potential velocity fieldРусско-английский физический словарь > поле безвихревой скорости
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3 поле потенциальной скорости
potential velocity field, irrotational velocity fieldРусско-английский физический словарь > поле потенциальной скорости
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4 пол
1. м. floor2. margin3. dale4. с. fieldпеременное поле — variable field; alternating field
тормозящее поле — retarding field; brake field
лётное поле, аэродром — flying field
Синонимический ряд:пустотелый (прил.) пустой; пустотелыйАнтонимический ряд: -
5 циркуляция
circulation, ( судна) turn* * *циркуля́ция ж.1. circulation2. хим. recycling3. вчт. looping4. аргд.:циркуля́ция вокру́г, напр. про́филя — circulation around an airfoilциркуля́ция по, напр., за́мкнутому ко́нтуру — circulation, e. g., around a closed pathбезвихрева́я циркуля́ция — irrotational circulationциркуля́ция ве́кторного по́ля ( вдоль замкнутой кривой) — circulation of a vector field (along a closed path)циркуля́ция волны́ — water circulationциркуля́ция во́здуха — air circulationесте́ственная циркуля́ция — natural [gravity] circulationконвекцио́нная циркуля́ция — convection(al) circulationмеридиона́льная циркуля́ция — meridional circulationнару́жная циркуля́ция — circulation round a circumferenceпопере́чная циркуля́ция — transverse circulationпринуди́тельная, многокра́тная циркуля́ция — controlled circulation, type of forced circulationпротивото́чная циркуля́ция — counterflow circulationциркуля́ция самотё́ком — natural [gravity] circulationсвобо́дная циркуля́ция — free circulationциркуля́ция ско́рости — (velocity) circulationциркуля́ция су́дна — circulation path [turning circle] of a vesselтеплова́я циркуля́ция — thermal circulationтерми́чная циркуля́ция — thermal circulation
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