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61 anode drop
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62 control rod drop
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63 fuel assembly drop
сброс топливной сборки; сбрасывание топливной сборкиrod drop — сброс стержня; падение стержня
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64 gravity drop
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65 potential drop
падение напряжения; скачок потенциалаrod drop — сброс стержня; падение стержня
drop path — путь спада; траектория падения
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66 pressure drop
падение давления; перепад давлений; потеря давления; потеря напораEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > pressure drop
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67 rate of pressure drop
drop path — путь спада; траектория падения
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68 rod drop
сброс стержня; падение стержняdrop path — путь спада; траектория падения
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69 single rod drop
rod drop time — время падения стержня; время сброса стержня
rod drop — сброс стержня; падение стержня
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70 temperature drop
падение температуры; температурный напор; перепад температурыEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > temperature drop
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71 voltage drop
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72 adiabatic drop
drop of pressure — перепад давлений; разность давлений
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73 enthalpy drop
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74 gravity drop absorber rod
rod drop time — время падения стержня; время сброса стержня
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > gravity drop absorber rod
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75 container drop testing
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > container drop testing
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76 control rod drop accident
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > control rod drop accident
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77 controlled drop in power
power flash-up — всплеск мощности; возрастание мощности (ЯР)
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78 liquid drop theory
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > liquid drop theory
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79 liquid-drop model
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80 potential drop technique
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > potential drop technique
См. также в других словарях:
name-drop — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ intransitive verb Etymology: back formation from name dropper & name dropping : to engage in name dropping we name drop in order to establish some contact with a tradition more acceptable than our own Clifton Fadiman * * * ˈname drop… … Useful english dictionary
name-drop|ping — «NAYM DROP ihng», noun. the act of using a well known person s name in conversation and implying acquaintance with him to make one seem important: »He mentioned associations with Russian leaders so numerous and so mighty in power as to expose… … Useful english dictionary
name-drop|per — «NAYM DROP uhr», noun. a person who practices name dropping … Useful english dictionary
name-drop — name drops, name dropping, name dropped VERB (disapproval) If you say that someone name drops, you disapprove of them referring to famous people they have met in order to impress people. [V n] The assistant carried on talking to his mate, name… … English dictionary
name-drop — /ˈneɪm drɒp/ (say naym drop) verb (i) (name dropped, name dropping) to mention casually in conversation the names of prominent people as though they are personal friends, in order to impress. –name dropper, noun –name dropping, noun …
name-drop — /naym drop /, v.i., name dropped, name dropping. to indulge in name dropping. [1950 55] * * * … Universalium
name-drop — intransitive verb see name dropping … New Collegiate Dictionary
name-drop — See: name dropping … English dictionary
drop a name / drop names — pretend you know famous people, name dropper He was dropping names at the interview Klein, Clinton, etc … English idioms
name-drop — verb To casually mention a well known or illustrious person or the titles of their works, often implying familiarity or association, especially in order to impress others, increase ones status, or to appear knowledgeable or fashionable … Wiktionary
name-drop — mentions the names of important or well known people as if they are close acquaintances in order to make an impression on others … English contemporary dictionary