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1 flexural-torsional instability
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Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > flexural-torsional instability
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2 flexural-torsional instability
Строительство: изгибно-крутильная неустойчивостьУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > flexural-torsional instability
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3 flexural-torsional instability
Англо-русский строительный словарь > flexural-torsional instability
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4 instability
- instability
- nнеустойчивость; нестабильность
- aerodynamic instability
- dynamic instability
- elastic instability
- fan instability
- flange instability
- flexural-torsional instability
- local instability
- static instability
- system instability
- torsional instability
- vibrational instability
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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5 instability
1) неустойчивость; нестойкость; непрочность•- compressor instability - convective instability - coupled structure-propulsion instability - dynamic instability - elastic instability - flexural instability - flow instability - foundation instability - local instability - structural instability - vibration instability* * *неустойчивость; нестабильность- aerodynamic instability
- dynamic instability
- elastic instability
- fan instability
- flange instability
- flexural-torsional instability
- local instability
- static instability
- system instability
- torsional instability
- vibrational instability -
6 instability
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7 frequency
1. частота2. повторяемость; встречаемостьfrequency in a vacuumfrequency in still airfrequency of maintenancefrequency of occurence1/rev frequencyacceleration frequencyangular frequencyantiresonance frequencybandwidth frequencybeam frequencybending frequencyblade passage frequencyblade passing frequencybouncing frequencybreak frequencybuffet frequencychord frequencycircular frequencyclosed-loop frequencycontrol frequencycontrol-surface frequencycontrolled frequencycrossover frequencycumulative frequencydamped frequencydamper frequencydisturbance frequencyDutch roll frequencyexceedance frequencyexcitation frequencyfeel system natural frequencyfirst harmonic frequencyfirst lag-mode frequencyflap frequencyflapping frequencyflatwise frequencyflexural frequencyflight frequencyfog frequencyforcing frequencyfundamental frequencygust frequencyharmonic frequencyin-vacuo frequencyin-plane frequencyinstability frequencylag frequencylag-mode frequencylead-lag frequencylimit cycle frequencyload cycle frequencylow-megahertz frequencymechanical frequencymodal frequencymotion frequencyMyklestad frequencynatural frequencyneuromuscular natural frequencynondimensional frequencynonrotating frequencyoctave band center frequencyone-third octave band center frequencyopen-loop frequencyoscillating frequencyoscillatory frequencyphase crossover frequencyPIO frequencypitch frequencypitching frequencyplunge frequencyplunging frequencyreduced frequencyresonance frequencyresonant frequencyresponse frequencyrigid body response frequencyrotating frequencyrotational frequencyrotor frequencysampling frequencyshort-period frequencysingle-mode torsional frequencysnap frequencyspace frequencystick frequencystructural frequencyswitching frequencytorsion frequencytorsional frequencyuncontrolled frequencyuncoupled frequencyundamped frequencyvibration frequencywing frequency
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