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1 induced motion
1) Морской термин: вызванное движение2) Метрология: вынужденное перемещение -
2 induced motion
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3 self-induced motion
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4 wind-induced motion
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > wind-induced motion
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5 wind-induced motion
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > wind-induced motion
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6 wind-induced motion
движение, возбужденное ветром -
7 flow induced motion
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8 wind-induced motion
1) Морской термин: движение из-за ветра2) Техника: ветровое движение3) Океанология: движение, возбуждённое ветром4) Общая лексика: возбуждённое -
9 wind-induced motion
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10 runway-induced motion
движение <ЛА>, обусловленное неровностями ВПП -
11 visually induced motion
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12 gravity-induced motion
движение, обусловленное гравитационным полемEnglsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > gravity-induced motion
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13 cratering-induced motion
движение грунта, вызванное образованием воронкиEnglish-Russian small dictionary of medicine > cratering-induced motion
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14 direct-induced motion
движение грунта, вызванное непосредственно волной сжатияEnglish-Russian small dictionary of medicine > direct-induced motion
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15 surface wave induced motion
движение грунта, вызванное поверхностной волнойEnglish-Russian small dictionary of medicine > surface wave induced motion
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16 motion
движение; перемещениеmotion due to turbulencemotion of the atmosphere1/rev motionaft motionair motionaircraft motionaircraft rigid-body motionairplane motionangular motionaperiodic motionattitude motionbending motionchordwise motionconstrained motioncontrol-surface motioncoupled motiondamper motiondecoupled motiondirect lift motiondirect sideforce motiondirectional decoupled motiondisturbance motiondisturbed motiondual-frequency motionfeather motionfeathering motionflap motionflapping motionflutter motiongyroscopically coupled motionharmonic motionheave motionheaving motionhigh-acceleration motionin-plane motioninertial motioninterface motionirrotational motionjet motionjoint motionlag motionlarge-amplitude motionlateral motionlateral-directional motionlead-lag motionlimit cycle motionlinear motionlong-period motionlongitudinal motionlongitudinal decoupled motionlow-amplitude motionnatural motionnozzle motionorganized motionoscillatory motionout-of-plane motionpeak-to-peak motionperiodic motionperturbational motionperturbed motionphugoid motionpilot-generated motionpitch motionpitching motionplanar motionplatform motionplunge motionplunging motionpointing motionprogram motionramp motionreference motionrigid body motionroll motionrotational motionrunway-induced motionsaw-tooth motionself-excited motionself-induced motionshock motionshort-period motionsideslipping motionsimulator motionsingle-frequency motionsinusoidal motionsix-axis motionsliding motionsmall-angle motionsmall-perturbation motionsnap-through motionspatial motionspiral motionstabilator motionsteady motionsteady-state motionstick motionstructural motionsubharmonic motionteetering motiontorsion motiontorsional motiontranslation motiontranslational motionuncommanded motionunperturbed motionunsteady motionvertical decoupled motionvisually induced motionvortex motionwing rock motionyaw motionyawing motion -
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1) движение; перемещение2) механизм3) подача ( рабочего органа)•- 3-position head motion -
absolute motion
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accelerated motion
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air motion
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alternate motion
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angular motion
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apparent motion
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approach motion
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ascending motion
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atmospheric motion
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autonomous spatial motion
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axis motion
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back-and-forth motion
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backward motion
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Brownian motion
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cam motion
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centrifugal motion
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centripetal motion
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centroidal motion
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circular motion
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collision-free motion
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compliant motion
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compound motion
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conflicting motions
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conservative motion
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constrained motion
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continuous motion
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continuous path motion
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controlled yawing motion
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coordinated motion
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coplanar motion
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cross motion
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cross-feed motion
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cross-isobar motion
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crowding motion
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curvilinear motion
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cutting motion
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cyclonic motion
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damped harmonic motion
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decelerated motion
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deproach motion
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descending motion
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differential motion
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discontinuous motion
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downslide motion
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down-up motion
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downward motion
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driving motion
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eccentric motion
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eddying motion
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eddy motion
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end-to-end motion
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engagement motion
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exponential motion
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fault motion
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feed motion
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flapping motion
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flexural motion
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force-controlled motion
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forced motion
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free motion
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fretting motion
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functional motion
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functionally defined motion
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galloping motion
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Geneva motion
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groundwater motion
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gyroscopic motion
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harmonic motion
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heat motion
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helical motion
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hobbing motion
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holding motion
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image motion
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impulsive motion
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increasing motion
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incremental motion
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inertial motion
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in-line motion
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in-plane motion
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interconnected motion
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intermittent film motion
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interrupted motion
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irregular motion
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irrotational motion
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isobaric motion
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jerking motion
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jigging motion
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jog motion
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joint-interpolated motion
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laminar motion
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lateral motion
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lever motion
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lift motion
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linear motion
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longitudinal motion
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lost motion
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micro motion
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nonautonomous spatial motion
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nonstationary motion
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nonsteady motion
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nonuniform motion
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offshore motion of sediments
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omnidirectional motion
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onshore motion of sediments
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orbital motion
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oscillatory motion
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out-of-plane motion
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pan motion
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parallel motion
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pendulum motion
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perceptually controlled motion
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periodic motion
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perpetual motion
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pivoting motion
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plane motion
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planetary motion
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plunge motion
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point-to-point motion
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positive motion
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prescribed motion
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progressive motion
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proper motion
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quasi-geostrophic motion
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quasi-periodic motion
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rack motion
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radial motion
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random motion
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rapid motion
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rapid return motion
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reciprocal motion
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reciprocating motion
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rectilinear motion
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relative motion
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restricted motion
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resulting motion
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retarded motion
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return motion
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reverse motion
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rocking motion
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rolling motion
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rotary motion
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rotational fluid motion
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rotational motion
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screw motion
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selvage motion
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sensor-based motion
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shearing motion
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shedding motion
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shifting motion
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shock motion
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shogging motion
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shuttle gate intermittent motion
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sideward motion
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sideways sliding motion
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simple harmonic motion
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sinusoidal motion
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slide-roll motion
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sliding motion
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slipping motion
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smooth motion
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snake motion
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spatial motion
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spiral motion
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spool modulating motion
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stable motion
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steady motion
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step-by-step film motion
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stick-slip motion
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stop motion
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stop on force motion
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straight line motion
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streamline motion
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successive tool motion
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sway motion
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swinging motion
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swirling motion
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tapped motion
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temperature motion
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thermal motion
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tilting motion
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to-and-fro motion
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tool motion
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transient motion
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translational motion
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transverse motion
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traverse motion
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tropical cyclone turning motion
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turbulent motion
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undulatory motion
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unequal motion
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uniform motion
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uniformly accelerated motion
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uniformly retarded motion
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unit-directional motion
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unstable motion
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unsteady motion
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up-and-down motion
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upslide motion
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upward motion
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variable motion
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vibratory motion
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vibroimpulsive motion
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vortex motion
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vortex-free motion
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warp let-off motion
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wasted motion
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wave motion
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wind-induced motion
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wobbling motion
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19 motion
движение, перемещениеdownward motion of air — нисходящее движение воздуха [воздушной массы]
upward motion of air — восходящее движение воздуха [воздушной массы]
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20 induced
индуцированный; приточный (воздух); вызванный; индуктированный; наведённый
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