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•The laser generator should be mounted vertically.
•Conveyors have been erected (or installed, or set up) to convey coal to...
•The valve should be fitted on the discharge side of the pipe.
•The cabinet may be located (or sited) near the mill.
•A workpiece is set upon the table.
•A series of coils is arranged along the plasma duct.
II. выяснять; заранее устанавливать; найдено, что; необходимо выяснить; обнаруживать, что; определять; расход устанавливается на таком уровне, при котором•Using this method we can arrive at the molecular formula of a compound.
•The fundamental geological principles were established in the eighteenth century.
•The method for working out the relative ages of rocks...
•The mass velocities of the streams are fixed (or established, or assigned) when the cross section is selected.
•The accuracy of the plots has not been fully ascertained.
•The specification stipulates for each class of cement a maximum viscosity...
•The conveyor may be adjusted to the proper discharge height.
•This enables the table to be positioned automatically.
•The thermostat control can be set at the degree of warming desired.
•The amplifier is set for stable operation.
•The monochromator is set to the same wavelength.
•The propeller blades may be set to any desired pitch.
IV•The existence of this restriction can be recognized from the nature of the spectra.
•Arrhenius recognized that this temperature dependence indicates an exponential increase in...
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > устанавливать
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•Conveyors have been erected to convey (or deliver, or transport, or carry) coal to a convenient site.
•The pipe-line conveys the water down the hillside.
•Components are installed on the cylinder assembly and forwarded to the tractor assembly area.
•An electrostatic discharge delivers the message to a muscle fiber.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > доставлять
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•The drum from which wire is fed during winding...
•The air is conducted to the tool through a hose.
•Conveyors have been erected to convey coal to the appropriate site.
•Each pump is capable of delivering 510 tons of water per hour.
•The ripping head discharges coal onto an intermediate conveyor.
•Vibration pickups feed their voltage into amplifiers.
•A distribution valve feeds compressed air into the bottles.
•The ore is released through a chute into the skip.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > подавать
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•Conveyors have been erected to convey (or deliver, or transport, or carry) coal to a convenient site.
•The pipe-line conveys the water down the hillside.
•Components are installed on the cylinder assembly and forwarded to the tractor assembly area.
•An electrostatic discharge delivers the message to a muscle fiber.
* * *Доставлять -- to deliver (поставлять); to transport (транспортировать); to ship (обычно на более дальние расстояния)Cream shall be delivered by tanker.The pallet load of full cans is transported from the incubation room to the full can depalletizer located in the packaging area.The product shall be shipped by truck/railing car free from insect, chemical or other contamination.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > доставлять
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