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1 maximum acceleration constraint
ограничение, определяемое максимальным располагаемым ускорениемEnglsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > maximum acceleration constraint
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2 constraint
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3 limit
1) предел; предельное количество; ограничение || ограничивать; задавать предел, задавать пределы || предельный; граничный2) допуск; предельный размер3) ограничитель; конечный выключатель•- acceleration limitwithin the tolerance limits — в допустимых размерных пределах; в пределах допусков
- acceptable limit of safety factor
- action limits
- alignment limits
- allowable limits
- average outgoing quality limit
- bending endurance limit
- confidence limit
- constraint limit
- control limits
- creep limit
- creeping limit
- detection limit
- double software limit
- down limit
- elastic limit
- electric limit
- emergency shutdown limit
- emission limit
- end-of-travel limit
- endurance limit
- EOT limit
- error limit
- fatigue endurance limit
- fatigue limit
- fault limits
- fixed stop limit
- force/torque/power limit
- grading limit
- innermost limit
- laser-annealing-induced solubility limit
- legibility limit
- limit of accuracy
- limit of action
- limit of effective range
- limit of endurance
- limit of size
- limit of tolerance
- limits of error
- limits of interference
- limits of reach
- lower limit
- machine overload limit
- maximum limit of size
- maximum material limit
- memory capacity limit
- minimum limit of size
- minimum material limit
- outermost limit
- pitting limit
- predetermined limit
- predetermined maximum limit
- preprogrammed limit
- prescribed limit
- preset limit
- preset size limit
- programmable limit
- proportional elastic limit
- proportional limit
- proportionality limit
- rate limit
- resolution limit
- returning limit
- robot's load limit
- saturation limit
- scoring limit
- search limits
- semiautomatically selected limit
- set limit
- setting limit
- software limit
- software stroke limits
- speed limit
- stability limit
- stress limit
- stroke limit
- surface endurance limit
- tight limit
- tolerable limit
- tolerance limit
- travel limit
- up limit
- upper limit
- VB limit
- warning limit
- wear limit
- working limit
- yield limitEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > limit
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4 limit
1. n граница, предел; рубежwithin limits — в определённых пределах, умеренно, в пределах возможности
without limit — неограниченно, в любом размере, в любой степени
2. n l3. n пределы4. n территория, зона5. n воен. район, разрешённый для посещения военнослужащими6. n амер. сл. половое сношение7. n тех. допуск, предельный размер; предельное отклонение; интервал значений8. n юр. срок давности9. v ограничивать; ставить пределto limit the amount of work a man may do in a day — определить количество работы, которую человек может сделать за день
10. v служить границей, пределомstability limit — предел устойчивости; граница устойчивости
Синонимический ряд:1. absolute (noun) absolute; extreme; extremity; length; ultimate2. boundary (noun) border; bound; boundary; ceiling; confine; confines; edge; end; extent; frontier; lid; limitation; maximum; restriction; term3. constraint (noun) check; constraint; hindrance; precinct; restraint4. bar (verb) bar; circumscribe; confine; delimit; delimitate; forbid; outlaw; prelimit; prohibit; proscribe; restrict5. demarcate (verb) bound; cramp; define; demarcate; determine; hinder; mark out; measure; narrow; regulate; restrain -
5 equation
уравнение; формула; равенствоequation in body axesequation of continuityequation of motionequation of stateacceleration equationadjoint equationaerodynamic equations of motionaeroelastic equation of motionaircraft equation of motionairframe equation of motionattitude equation of motionbeam equationBernoulli's equationblade equationblade equation of motionblade pitch equationboundary layer equationBreguet range equationBurgers's equationcharacteristic equationclimbing equationclosed-loop equationcompatibility equationcompressible equationcomputational fluid dynamics equationconical equationconstitutive equationsconstrained-attitude equationconstraint equationcontinuity equationcontrol law equationconvection equationcoupled equations of motioncycle trade-off equationdamage equationdifference equationdifferential equationdiffusion equationdiscretized equationdrag equationDuffing's equationdynamic equation of motiondynamical equationedgewise equationeigenvalue equationendurance equationenergy equationequilibrium equationestimation equationEuler equationEuler angle kinematical equationsEuler parameter equationsEuler-Bernoulli equationEuler's equationEulerian equationsfilter equationflap equationflap-lag equations of motionflapping equationflatwise equationflight path equationfluid dynamic equationflutter equationforce equationfoundation equationfrequency equationfuel flow equationfuel system equationfull Navier-Stokes equationsfull-potential equationgasdynamic equationgeneralized Breguet range equationgoverning equationgrid generation equationsguidance equationHamilton's canonical equationsharmonic balance equationheat conduction equationHelmholtz equationHill's equationhomogeneous equationinertial reference equationintegrator equationKane's equationkinematic equationkinematical equationlag equationLagrange equationLagrange's equationLagrangian equationLame's equationlanding distance equationLaplace equationlateral equationlateral state equationlateral-directional equationlead-lag equationLegendre's equationlevel-flight equationlift equationload displacement equationload-deflection equationlongitudinal equationlongitudinal state equationlongitudinal-trim equationlow Mach number equationlow Mach number Euler equationLyapunov equationmass-averaged Navier-Stokes equationsMathieu equationmatrix equationmaximum endurance equationMaxwell equationmoment equationmomentum equationMooney-Rivlin equationNavier-Stokes equationNewtonian equationnonlevel-flight equationobserver equationoutput equationparabolized Navier-Stokes equationparasite drag equationpartial differential equationpartially parabolized Navier-Stokes equationsperiodic coefficient equationperturbation equationperturbational equation of motionpiston-prop equationpitching-moment equationplate equationpoint mass equation of motionPoisson equationpolar equationPossio equationpower equationPrandtl-Glauert equationpremaneuver equation of motionquaternion equationradar-range equationrange equationRankine-Hugoniot equationsRCS equationreduced equation of motionreduced Navier-Stokes equationsReynolds equationReynolds-averaged equationRiccati equationrigid body dynamic equationRNS equationsroll equationrotating equationrotating frame equationrotational equationrotor equations of motionSanders equationscalar equationsensitivity equationsix-degree-of-freedom equations of motionsliding mode equationsmall-disturbance equationsmall-perturbation equationSouthwell's equationstability equationstate equationstate-space equationstress equationstructural equation of motionstructural-dynamic equationSturm-Liouville equationsurvivability equationSylvester's equationthree dimensional Navier-Stokes equationsthree-degrees-of-freedom equation of motiontorsion equationtransformation equationtranslational equationtransport equationtrim equationturbulent Navier-Stokes equationsuncoupled equations of motionvector equationvibration equationvon Karman equationsvon Karman integral momentum equationweight balance equation
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