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1) температура
2) температурный
– above-zero temperature
– absolute temperature
– air-blast temperature
– ambient temperature
– annealing temperature
– apparent temperature
– at temperature
– background temperature
– be temperature dependent
– brightness temperature
– brittle temperature
– bulk temperature
– calendering temperature
– casting temperature
– Celsius temperature
– charging temperature
– cloud temperature
– coagulation temperature
– color temperature
– combustion temperature
– constant temperature
– control temperature
– cryogenic temperature
– Curie temperature
– Debye temperature
– degeneracy temperature
– dimensionless temperature
– dry-bulb temperature
– dyeing temperature
– elevated temperature
– equilibrium temperature
– eutectic temperature
– final temperature
– finishing temperature
– flame temperature
– flow temperature
– forging temperature
– free-flowing temperature
– freezing temperature
– fusion temperature
– gelatinization temperature
– glass-transition temperature
– hardening temperature
– hold temperature
– ignition temperature
– intake temperature
– ion temperature
– Kelvin temperature
– lethal temperature
– limiting temperature
– lining temperature
– liquefaction temperature
– liquid-nitrogen temperature
– liquidus temperature
– melting temperature
– molding temperature
– Neel temperature
– noise temperature
– note temperature
– outlet temperature
– point temperature
– polymerization temperature
– pressing temperature
– radiation temperature
– radio temperature
– reaction temperature
– recrystallization temperature
– reduced temperature
– reduction temperature
– reference temperature
– reheat temperature
– representative temperature
– rolling temperature
– room temperature
– saturation temperature
– setting temperature
– sintering temperature
– skin-friction temperature
– softening temperature
– soldering temperature
– solidification temperature
– stagnation temperature
– storage temperature
– stratification of temperature
– subfreezing temperature
– sublimation temperature
– subzero temperature
– superheat temperature
– surface temperature
– take temperature
– tap temperature
– temperature altitude
– temperature coefficient
– temperature colors
– temperature condition
– temperature conductivity
– temperature control
– temperature derating
– temperature drop
– temperature falls
– temperature gradient
– temperature indicator
– temperature inversion
– temperature profile
– temperature range
– temperature rises
– temperature saturation
– temperature span
– temperature stress
– temperature tracking
– temperature triggering
– tempering temperature
– thermo-nuclear temperature
– total temperature
– transition temperature
– vaporization temperature
– wet-bulb temperature
– working temperature
– zero temperature
adiabatic wet-bulb temperature — <meteor.> температура смоченного термометра адиабатическая
automatic temperature regulator — <comput.> регулятор температуры автоматический
ductile-to-brittle transition temperature — температура вязко-хрупкого перехода
international temperature scale — <math.> шкала температур международная
piesoelectric temperature transducer — пьезокварцевый преобразователь
range of cyrogenic temperature — диапазон криогенных температур
resistance-type temperature detector — <tech.> термощуп
temperature independent core — температурно-независимый сердечник
thermostatic temperature control — ключевое термостатирование
valley on temperature curve — <phys.> сброс температуры
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