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1 manpower reduction ratio
Автоматика: относительное сокращение количества работающихУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > manpower reduction ratio
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2 manpower reduction ratio
English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > manpower reduction ratio
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3 ratio
1) отношение; соотношение; пропорция2) коэффициент; степень3) передаточное число, передаточное отношение•- angular speed ratio
- angular velocity ratio
- area ratio
- booster ratio
- braking ratio
- capacity/weight ratio
- common-mode rejection ratio
- compression ratio
- contact ratio
- contrast ratio
- copying ratio
- correction plane interference ratio
- cost/efficiency ratio
- cost/performance ratio
- cost-to-function ratio
- current ratio
- damping ratio
- decimal ratio
- deformation ratio
- design speed ratio
- designed contact ratio
- deviation ratio
- diameter ratio
- disengaging ratio
- drive ratio
- drive-gear ratio
- duty ratio
- efficiency ratio
- electrode wear ratio
- endurance ratio
- enlargement ratio
- epicyclic drive ratio
- error ratio
- extinction ratio
- fatigue ratio
- force-to-size ratio
- forward ratio
- gear ratio
- gear transmission ratio
- gear-to-pinion pitch radius ratio
- G-ratio
- hydraulic torque ratio
- index ratio
- indexing ratio
- interference ratio
- L/D ratio
- length-to-diameter ratio
- lever ratio
- load-shearing ratio
- machine per employee ratio
- maintenance ratio
- manpower reduction ratio
- man-to-machine ratio
- noise ratio
- operating contact ratio
- operating ratio
- optimum speed ratio
- overall ratio
- overdrive speed ratio
- overlap ratio
- overloading ratio
- performance-to-price ratio
- Poisson's ratio
- power-to-weight ratio
- price/performance ratio
- productivity increase ratio
- profile bearing length ratio
- profile length ratio
- pulse ratio
- rated transformation ratio
- ratio of belt pulleys
- ratio of deflection
- ratio of flow path diameters
- ratio of gullet-to-chip space
- ratio of mesh
- ratio of metal removal
- ratio of reduction
- recall ratio
- reduction ratio
- reduction speed ratio
- resetting ratio
- resonance ratio
- returning ratio
- reverse ratio
- setting ratio of a specified time
- setting ratio
- signal ratio
- signal/noise ratio
- slenderness ratio
- specification/price ratio
- speed ratio
- spindle-speed ratio
- stock utilization ratio
- strength-to-weight ratio
- stress ratio
- subsidence ratio
- surge voltage ratio
- tension ratio
- torque ratio
- torque-to-inertia ratio
- transfer ratio
- transformation ratio
- translation ratio
- transmission gear ratio
- transmission ratio
- traverse contact ratio
- turn ratio
- unbalance reduction ratio
- unitary drive ratio
- utilization ratio
- velocity ratio of plunger to piston
- velocity ratio
- voltage ratio
- wear ratio
- weight/torque ratio
- weight-to-lift ratio
- working ratio
- worm/wheel ratio
- wormwheel-to-wormscrew ratioEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > ratio
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