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1 boundary constraint effect
аэрд. влияние границ [стенок]Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > boundary constraint effect
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2 effect
эффект, влияние; ( воз) действие; результат; pl. явления; производить, вызывать, выполнять3-D effect — пространственный [стереоскопический] эффект
come into ground effect — попадать в зону [область] влияния (близости) земли
effect of model support — влияние державки [системы подвески] модели
effect of prelaunch environment — ркт. влияние предпусковых (внешних) условий
out of ground effect — без [при отсутствии] влияния (близости) земли
structural effects of impact — прочность [поведение конструкции] при ударных нагрузках
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