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1 продольная устойчивость
1) Aviation: directional stability, fore-and-aft stability, pitch stiffness, pitching stability2) Engineering: pitch stability3) Oil: buckling stability4) Aeronautics: transverse stability5) Household appliances: longitudinal stability6) Makarov: pitch stability (СПК, СВП), stability in pitchУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > продольная устойчивость
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