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1 coarse-fine action
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2 coarse-fine action
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3 action
1) действие, воздействие; ход3) влияние4) операция; процесс5) зацепление (напр. зубчатое)6) pl поведение; линия поведения•- actual grinding actionaction at distance — дистанционное действие, дистанционное воздействие, дальнодействие
- alarm actions
- approach action
- average position action
- back action
- balancing action
- brake action
- braking action
- buffer action
- cam action
- camming action
- candidate actions
- capillary action
- cascade action
- coarse-fine action
- combined action
- compensating action
- composed controller action
- compound action
- compound control action
- conjugate action
- continuous action
- continuous controller action
- control action
- controller action
- cooling action
- corrective action
- cushioning action
- cutting action
- damping action
- delayed action
- destabilizing action
- deviation action
- differentiating action
- direct action
- directive action
- discontinuous action
- drift action
- duty factor action
- equivalent action
- external action
- floating action
- flywheel action
- guiding action
- high-low action
- holding action
- homing action
- hunting action
- indirect action
- inhibitory action
- input action
- integrating action
- internal action
- lift action
- limited action
- load action
- local action
- locking action
- lower action
- lubrication action
- mechanical action
- multilevel action
- multiple action
- multiposition action
- multispeed control action
- multistep action
- on-off action
- oscillating tool action
- out-of-control alarm actions
- output action
- overlap action
- parallel action
- pecking action
- piloting action
- pinching down action
- positioning action
- positive-negative three-level action
- primitive action
- progressive action
- proportional action
- proportional-plus-derivative action
- proportional-plus-integral action
- proportional-plus-integral-plus-derivative action
- protective action
- pulse action
- quick action
- random action
- rate action
- reason action
- recess action
- reciprocating action
- reflexive action
- regulating action
- relay action
- remedial action
- retarded action
- rolling action
- sampling action
- secondary cutting action
- secondary tooth action
- second-derivative action
- self-centering action
- semiautomatic action
- series cascade action
- servoed action
- simple action
- single-cascade action
- sinusoidal action
- snap action
- soft starting action
- springy action
- starting-pulse action
- stationary random action
- step-by-step action
- stepless action
- stepping action
- stop action
- stop-go action
- summation action
- three-level action
- three-step action
- time-lag action
- toggle action
- tooth action
- trigger action
- two-level action with overlap
- two-level action
- two-position action
- two-step action
- two-step neutral zone action
- type action
- wave action
- wedge clamping action
- wedging action
- woodpecker action
- working actions
- wrist actionEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > action
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4 system
1) система || системный3) вчт операционная система; программа-супервизор5) вчт большая программа6) метод; способ; алгоритм•system halted — "система остановлена" ( экранное сообщение об остановке компьютера при наличии серьёзной ошибки)
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5 relay
1) реле2) транслировать, передавать•- all-or-nothing relay
- automatic digital relay
- bistable relay
- coarse-fine relay
- control relay
- dependent-time measuring relay
- derived electrical relay
- derived relay
- diaphragm relay
- directional relay
- directional resistance relay
- electrical specified-time relay
- electrodynamic relay
- electromagnetic relay
- electromechanical relay
- electrovacuum relay
- fault relay
- ferrodynamic relay
- ferromagnetic relay
- frequency relay
- gas-filled relay
- general-purpose relay
- hydraulic relay
- impedance relay
- independent-time measuring relay
- indicating relay
- induction relay
- instantaneous acting relay
- interlocking relay
- latching relay
- locking relay
- lockout relay
- magnetoelectric relay
- master relay
- maximum relay
- measuring relay
- meter relay
- minimum relay
- monostable relay
- network relay
- network-phasing relay
- nonpolarized relay
- nonspecified-time relay
- ohmic resistance relay
- optoelectronic relay
- phase sequence relay
- phase shift relay
- polarized relay
- positioning relay
- power direction relay
- power relay
- primary relay
- protective action relay
- reactive power relay
- reed relay
- resistance relay
- safety relay
- secondary relay
- shunt relay
- signaling relay
- specified-time relay
- static electromechanical relay
- stepping relay
- storage relay
- thermal relay
- time delay relay
- time lag relay
- time relay
- timing relay
- voltage relay
- warning relayEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > relay
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6 switch
1) выключатель; прерыватель, разъединитель || выключать2) переключатель || переключать3) коммутационный аппарат, коммутатор; ключ; селектор || коммутировать, переводить в другое состояние4) модулятор5) смена (напр. инструментов), замена || сменять, заменять6) ж.-д. стрелка7) магн. перемагничивать•to switch in — включать; подключать
to switch off — выключать; отключать
to switch out — выключать; отключать
- acknowledge switchto trip a limit switch — нажимать на конечный выключатель, приводить в действие конечный выключатель
- acoustooptical Q-switch
- air pressure switch
- analog switch
- auto switch
- auto-manual switch
- automatic-manual switch
- autoretract switch
- binary switch
- blade breakage switch
- block skip switch
- block switch
- breakdown switch
- cam switch
- changeover switch
- coarse-fine switch
- control switch
- crossover switch
- cutoff switch
- cycle switch
- cycle-setting switch
- delay switch
- DIP switch
- directional switch
- direction-reversing switch
- disconnect switch
- double-trigger switch
- earthing switch
- electronic switch
- emergency limit switch
- emergency stop limit switch
- end-of-bar switch
- feed switch
- finger-tip switch
- fixed distance retract switch
- flowmeter switch
- foot switch
- foot-operated switch
- forward/reverse switch
- gang switch
- ganged switch
- gate-controlled switch
- grounding switch
- guard-locking switch
- home switch
- index switch
- inductive limit switch
- inductive switch
- insertion switch
- interlock switch
- isolating switch
- key selector switch
- key switch
- knife switch
- level switch
- lever switch
- load-dependent switch
- lockout switch
- magnetic flux sensitive switch
- main switch
- master electric switch
- matrix switch
- micro switch
- mirror image switch
- mode select switch
- mode switch
- momentary-contact switch
- multimode switch
- multiplex switch
- multiplexer switch
- multistep selection switch
- normally closed switch
- normally opened switch
- omnidirectional switch
- on-off software related switches
- on-off switch
- optical switch
- optomechanical Q-switch
- out-of-stock switch
- overload switch
- override switch
- padlockable switch
- pallet-presence switch
- passive Q-switch
- pendant switch
- piezopulse and mechanical switch
- position switch
- power cutoff switch
- power disconnect switch
- preset switchs
- press-at-any-point switch
- pressure limit switch
- pressure sensing switch
- programmable limit switch
- programmable off switch
- programmable on switch
- pushbutton switch
- Q-switch
- reed switch
- retract switch
- return switch
- reversing switch
- rotary switch
- safety cutoff switch
- safety pressure switch
- safety switch
- safety-interlock switch
- selection switch
- selective switch
- selector switch
- sensor switch
- silicon bilateral switch
- slide switch
- snap-action switch
- software switch
- software-defined switch
- softwire related switches
- softwired limit switch
- solid state switch
- speed-tension control switch
- spindle control switch
- spindle direction reversing switch
- spindle head switch
- spindle reverse switch
- starter switch
- stepping switch
- stop switch
- stop/start switch
- temperature limit switch
- thermal overload switch
- time delay switch
- toggle switch
- touch pad switch
- triple cam switch
- tumbler switch
- two-way switch
- unilateral switch
- video switchEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > switch
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7 feed
1) подача; питание; загрузка3) подающее устройство; механизм подачи; привод подачи; питатель4) скорость подачи; величина подачи•feed per revolution — подача на оборот, подача на один оборот
feed per spindle revolution — подача на оборот шпинделя, подача на один оборот шпинделя
to hand feed — подавать ( рабочий орган станка) вручную
to outwardly feed — подавать (напр. расточной резец) в сторону заготовки
- automatic bar feedunder fast feed — на ускоренном ходу; при быстрой подаче
- automatic magazine bar feed
- bar feed
- bar-stock feed
- belt feed
- boring feed
- cam feed
- card feed
- chain feed
- circular feed
- CNC bar feed
- coarse feed
- coarse finishing feed
- cold feed
- continuous feed
- continuous-dress creep feed
- controlled conveyer feed
- creep feed
- cross feed
- cutting feed
- depth feed
- dial feed
- down feed
- drill feed
- drilling feed
- drive feed
- fine feed to size
- fine feed
- follow-up feed
- forced feed
- friction feed
- full hydraulic feed
- geared feed
- gravity feed
- grinding feed
- hand feed
- incremental feed
- index feed
- indexing feed
- in-out feed
- intermittent feed
- irregular feed
- jerky feed
- jog feed
- jump feed
- lateral feed
- length feed
- light feed
- line feed
- longitudinal feed
- magazine feed
- magazine-load bar feed
- manual feed
- material feed
- mechanical bar feed
- micrometer feed
- milling feed
- motor feed
- multiple feeds
- nonload feed
- one pitch feed
- one pitch feed/spindle rev.
- parallel feed
- peck feed
- pick feed
- pitch-controlled feed
- pneumatic feed
- positive feed
- power feed
- preselected feed
- quick-action feed
- rack feed
- rapid advance feed
- ratchet feed
- roll feed
- roller bar feed
- roller feed
- rotary feed
- rotation feed
- saddle feed
- screw feed
- self-acting feed
- sensitive drill feed
- side feed
- skip feed
- sliding feed
- staggered feed
- star feed
- step-in feed
- stock feed
- straight-in feed
- surfacing feed
- table feed
- tangential feed
- tape feed
- through feed
- to feed up
- tracking feed
- transverse feed
- up feed
- wheel feed
- wick feed
- woodpecker feed
- X-axis drive feedEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > feed
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8 control
1) управление; регулирование; регулировка || управлять; регулировать; задавать2) контроль; проверка || контролировать; проверять3) орган управления; орган регулировки, регулятор; орган настройки4) устройство управления; блок управления6) рукоятка или рычаг управления7) профилактические мероприятия, надзор•"operation is under control" — всё предусмотрено для нормальной работы;to gain control — вчт. получать управление:to go out of control — становиться неуправляемым;to operate ( to handle) the flight controls — оперировать органами управления полётом;to pass control — вчт. передавать управление;to return control — вчт. возвращать управление;to take over control — брать управление на себя;to transfer control — вчт. передавать управление-
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9 control
1) управление2) регулировка3) контроль•- active sound control
- adaptive picture control
- adaptive sound control
- amplified automatic gain control
- astatic control
- asynchronous control
- attenuator control
- audio-fidelity control
- audio-volume control
- automatic background control
- automatic balance control
- automatic bias control
- automatic brightness control
- automatic chroma control
- automatic chrominance control
- automatic coding control
- automatic color control
- automatic contrast control
- automatic fine tuning control
- automatic frequency control
- automatic gain control
- automatic light control
- automatic modulation control
- automatic overload control
- automatic phase control
- automatic picture control
- automatic power control
- automatic radio station control
- automatic selectivity control
- automatic sensitivity control
- automatic tint control
- automatic volume control
- axle orientation control
- background control
- balance control
- bass control
- black level control
- blue-gain control
- brightness control
- brilliance control
- built-in control
- calls flow control
- camera control
- capstan speed control
- carrier-current control
- centralized control
- chroma control
- chromacity control
- chrominance-gain control
- closed-loop control
- coarse control
- code control
- code-access control
- combined control
- command control
- common control
- communication control
- communications control
- computerized control
- continuity control
- contrast control
- convergence control
- cylinder phase control
- cylinder speed control
- data flow control
- data-link control
- data-recording control
- data-source control
- data-station control
- decentralized control
- delayed automatic gain control
- differential-gain control
- digital automatic gain control
- digital remote control
- direct control
- direct digital control
- direct numerical control
- discrete control
- distance control
- distributed control
- distribution control
- dual control
- dynamic resource control
- echo duration control
- echo return control
- echo tone control
- electronic control
- error control
- external control
- feedback control
- feedforward control
- fine tuning control
- flow control
- focusing control
- format control
- forwarding-execution control
- framing control
- frequency control
- frequency response control
- full logic control
- gain-sensitivity control
- green-gain control
- hardware control
- high-level data link control
- horizontal convergence control
- horizontal parabola control
- hue control
- incoming control
- indicator control
- indirect control
- input/output traffic control
- integrated control
- intensity control
- interference control
- internetwork control
- iris control
- isorhythmic channel access control
- job-processing control
- keyboard control
- keychain remote control
- line-load control
- logical-link control
- long-range control
- loudness control
- low-voltage control
- mail box containing control
- manual control
- master control
- MD/CD changer control
- medium access control
- middle control
- modulation depth control
- multibrand remote control
- mute control
- net control
- noiseless control
- noninteracting control
- nonreversible control
- on-line control
- open-loop control
- phase control
- phase-shift control
- photoelectric control
- photoelectric lighting control
- photoelectric smoke density control
- physical medium control
- point-to-point control
- preventive control
- process control
- programmable remote control
- progressive control
- purity control
- radio control
- reactive control
- Rec Balance control
- Rec Level control
- receiving termination control
- recording balance control
- red-gain control
- relay control
- remote control
- rheostatic control
- ringing control
- saturation control
- selectivity control
- sensor-based control
- separate control
- servo control
- sidetone control
- simple automatic gain control
- single button control
- SMART controls
- snap-acting control
- snap-action automatic gain control
- soft automatic control
- squelch control
- stage control
- static control
- steering wheel-mounted remote control
- step-by-step control
- subscriber's data control
- switching control
- synchronous data link control
- synchronous line control
- tapped control
- temperature control
- thermal electrostatic control
- time-transit automatic gain control
- time-varied gain control
- tone control
- touch-sensitive control
- transmitter gain control
- treble control
- tuning control
- two-mode control
- video operation control
- video-gain control
- voice control
- voice signal quality control
- volume control
- white balance control
- white-level control
- wire break controlEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > control
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10 pitch
1) шаг (напр. зубьев)2) наклон, покатость3) модуль; питч•- angle pitch
- angular pitch
- axial pitch
- back pitch
- base pitch
- belt pitch
- blade pitch
- chordal pitch
- circular pitch
- coarse pitch
- coil pitch
- commutator pitch
- consecutive pitches
- cutter diametral pitch
- diametral pitch
- even pitch
- fine pitch
- frame pitch
- grating pitch
- large end diametral pitch
- linear pitch
- machine pitch
- mean axial pitch
- mean diametral pitch
- mean normal base pitch
- mean normal circular pitch
- measurement pitch
- module pitch
- nominal pitch of the cutter
- nominal pitch
- normal base pitch
- normal diametral pitch
- normal pitch
- pitch of chain
- pitch of joint
- pitch of rivets
- pitch of saw blade
- pitch of tapped holes
- pitch of the machine
- reference pitch
- screw pitch
- thread pitch
- tooth pitch
- transverse base pitch
- transverse circular pitch
- transverse pitch
- T-slot pitchs
- uniform pitch of teethEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > pitch
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