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1 тяговооружённость
1) Aviation: thrust/weight ratio2) Military: gross horsepower-to-combat weight ratio, specific energy per unit weight, thrust-to-weight (ЛА), thrust-to-weight ratio (ЛА), thrust/Weight performance, thrust/Weight performances3) Astronautics: power loading, thrust-to-weight ratio, tw ratio4) Atomic energy: thrust to weight5) Makarov: thrust-to-weight ratio (летательного аппарата) -
2 энерговооружённость
1) Aviation: power-to-weight ratio2) Military: gross horsepower-to-combat weight ratio, horsepower/ton (напр. танка), power available (per worker), power consumption-to-personnel ratio, specific energy per unit weight3) Engineering: power available per worker4) Diplomatic term: installed power per employee5) Astronautics: power loading, power supply capacityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > энерговооружённость
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