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1. ускорение; перегрузка; разгон2. приемистость < двигателя>acceleration due to gravityacceleration due to gustacceleration of the pilot's stationacceleration per unit alphaadvanced accelerationaft-body accelerationair mass accelerationaircraft accelerationaircraft accelerationsaircraft-measured accelerationsairframe accelerationangular accelerationaxial accelerationbody axis accelerationsbounded accelerationCG accelerationcenter of mass accelerationcentrifugal accelerationcentripetal accelerationcockpit accelerationconstant altitude accelerationCoriolis accelerationcrash accelerationcross-coupled accelerationsdebilitating accelerationeye balls out accelerationfeedback accelerationflight path accelerationfull accelerationgravitational accelerationground roll accelerationgust induced accelerationgyroscopically induced accelerationhead accelerationheadward accelerationheave accelerationimpact accelerationincremental accelerationinitial pitching acceleration per steady ginjurious accelerationinput accelerationlateral accelerationleft accelerationlevel accelerationlevel-flight accelerationlinear accelerationlongitudinal accelerationmaneuver accelerationmaneuver plane accelerationmaximum power accelerationmaximum afterburner accelerationmilitary power accelerationmodal accelerationmultiaxial accelerationsmultigrid accelerationnormal accelerationnormalized accelerationnose-down angular accelerationparasitic accelerationpartial accelerationperturbing accelerationpilot compartment accelerationpilot seat accelerationpilot's accelerationpilot's station accelerationpitch accelerationpitching accelerationplunge accelerationpositive-g accelerationrms accelerationroll accelerationrolling accelerationrotational accelerationrunway accelerationshort-duration accelerationside accelerationsideward accelerationskin accelerationssnap accelerationsolar radiation induced accelerationstraight-line accelerationsway accelerationtangential accelerationterminal accelerationtorsional accelerationtrajectory accelerationtranslational accelerationturning accelerationtwist accelerationvertical accelerationvibratory accelerationwind axis accelerationswing root accelerationwingtip accelerationyaw accelerationyawing acceleration
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