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1. сброс, сдвиг ( породы), разрыв, разлом2. повреждение, неисправность3. дефект; порок; изъян
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1. недостаток; дефект; порок; изъян2. ошибка; погрешность3. выход из строя; повреждение; поломка; неисправность; несрабатывание; сбой Фto be at fault — быть в неисправном состоянии;
to correct a fault — устранять неисправность;
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1. сброс; взброс; сдвиг; дизъюктивное нарушение ( относительное перемещение частей пластов вдоль плоскости их разрыва), приложение 7) (геол.)2. недостаток; промах; неисправность
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1. разлом, сброс ()(геол.).
2. дефект, недостаток; повреждение, неисправность; отказ; ошибка
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1) недостаток; дефект; порок; изъян2) ошибка; погрешность3) выход из строя; повреждение; поломка; авария; неисправность; несрабатывание; сбой4) сброс; сдвиг ( породы); разрыв, разлом, трещина•fault dipping against bed — несогласный сброс;
fault parallel of bed — согласный сброс;
to be at fault — быть в неисправном состоянии;
to correct a fault — устранять неисправность;
to isolate faults — устранять неполадки; устранять повреждения;
- active faultto rectify faults — устранять неполадки; устранять повреждения
- anticline fault
- antithetic fault
- automatically repaired fault
- basement fault
- bedding fault
- bedding-plane fault
- branch fault
- branching fault
- cable fault
- clock fault
- coincident faults
- collapsing fault
- complex fault
- compression fault
- concordant fault
- cross fault
- decrement fault
- deep fault
- detachment fault
- diagonal fault
- dip fault
- discordant fault
- distinguishable faults
- distributive fault
- echelon fault
- effective fault
- extension fault
- fed-in fault
- fold fault
- folded fault
- gap fault
- hard-to-detect fault
- hidden fault
- high-priority fault
- hinge fault
- horizontal fault
- identified fault
- inclined fault
- ineffective fault
- interdependent faults
- intermittent fault
- internal fault
- irredundant fault
- irresolvable faults
- latent fault
- longitudinal fault
- low-angle fault
- manufacturing fault
- masked fault
- multiple fault
- normal fault
- oblique fault
- open fault
- ordinary fault
- overlap fault
- overthrust fault
- parallel fault
- peripheral fault
- pivotal fault
- possible fault
- predicted fault
- primary fault
- radial fault
- regional fault
- removable fault
- reverse fault
- rotary fault
- rotational fault
- sealing fault
- secondary fault
- semitransversal fault
- shift fault
- significant fault
- sole fault
- step fault
- stoppage fault
- stretch fault
- strike fault
- sustained fault
- synthetic fault
- system fault
- testable fault
- thrust fault
- transient fault
- transverse fault
- vendor fault
- vertical fault
- worst-case fault
- worst-possible fault* * *• изъян• поломка• разрыв• сбой• сброс• тектоническое нарушение ТЭО строит.• трещина
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