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121 run
1) работа; ход || работать2) эксплуатация || эксплуатировать3) партия; серия5) ветвь (напр. конвейера)7) приводить в действие; пускать в ход•to run out of true — 1) вращаться с большим биением 2) терять круглую форму (напр. в результате износа)
to run out of work — оставаться без заготовок (напр. о станке)
to test run — отрабатывать (напр. программу на станке)
to test run slide travel — тестировать перемещение салазок (напр. в станке с ЧПУ)
to run together — 1) прикатывать; прирабатывать 2) работать в паре
to run true — 1) вращаться без биения 2) работать без увода (напр. о сверле)
- backward runto run up to full speed — достигать полной скорости, достигать нормальной скорости
- balancing run
- batch proof run
- batch proving run
- dry run
- durability run
- high-production run
- idle run
- infrequent batch runs
- laser run
- length run of weld
- low-frequency batch run
- machining run
- measuring run
- medium run
- medium-length run
- multiple part run
- out-of-normal run
- production run
- proof run
- proving run
- repeat batch run
- repeat component run
- return run
- run of blade
- semiautomatic run
- short-production run
- simulation run
- single-piece lot run
- tape-and-planning proof run
- test run
- to run in
- to run off
- trial runs
- unattended run
- untended run
- vacant run
- weld runEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > run
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122 algorithm
- ad hoc algorithm
- adaptive algorithm
- aim algorithm
- algorithm for path connections
- automatic assessment algorithm
- back-propagation algorithm
- banker's algorithm
- best-route algorithm
- bicomponent algorithm
- bipartitioning algorithm
- bisection algorithm
- branch-bound algorithm
- branching algorithm
- cascading algorithm
- chain algorithm
- channel router algorithm
- coarse-to-fine algorithm
- column sweep algorithm
- combinatorial algorithm
- computational algorithm
- computing algorithm
- conservative algorithm
- control algorithm
- convergent algorithm
- curve-fitting algorithm
- cutting-plane algorithm
- D-algorithm
- decision algorithm
- decoding algorithm
- demand-paging algorithm
- deterministic algorithm
- digit-by-digit algorithm
- divide-and-conquer algorithm
- double-sweep algorithm
- draphics algorithm
- drawing algorithm
- DSP algorithm
- dual algorithm
- durable algorithm
- earliest-deadline-first algorithm
- edge-based algorithm
- event-scheduling algorithm
- exchange algorithm
- fault-handling algorithm
- fine-to-coarse algorithm
- fixed-stealing algorithm
- fixed-step-size algorithm
- flow-synthesis algorithm
- forward-looking algorithm
- generalized algorithm
- genetic algorithm
- Goto algorithm
- graph algorithm
- graph traversal algorithm
- greedy algorithm
- grid expansion algorithm
- hardware algorithm
- heuristic algorithm
- Hightower algorithm
- incorrect algorithm
- inference-based algorithm
- inferencing algorithm
- instruction issue algorithm
- integer algorithm
- integrated query optimization algorithm
- iteration algorithm
- iterative algorithm
- layout algorithm
- layout copmaction algorithm
- leaky bucket algorithm
- learning algorithm
- least frequently used algorithm
- least recently used algorithm
- Lee-expansion algorithm
- Lee-type algorithm
- levelization algorithm
- linear expansion algorithm
- line-placing algorithm
- line-probe algorithm
- logical algorithm
- mathematically based algorithm
- mathematically intensive algorithm
- maximum matching algorithm
- mesh algorithm - minimum path-length algorithm
- modeling algorithm
- multikey algorithm
- multipass algorithm
- nested algorithm
- network algorithm
- normal algorithm
- no-wait algorithm
- operative algorithm
- optimal assignment algorithm
- optimal cutting algorithm
- ordering algorithm
- page-replacement algorithm
- paging algorithm
- parallel algorithm
- partitioning algorithm
- path-tracing algorithm
- pipeline algorithm
- pitch algorithm
- placement algorithm
- prediction algorithm
- primal-dual algorithm
- primary algorithm
- problem algorithm
- procrastination algorithm
- public-key algorithm
- quorum-based algorithm
- random search algorithm
- recognition algorithm
- recursive algorithm
- relaxation algorithm
- replicate algorithm
- robust algorithm
- round-robin algorithm
- routing algorithm
- scanline algorithm
- scheduling algorithm
- sequential algorithm
- shortest path algorithm
- shrinking algorithm
- simplex algorithm
- simulated annealing algorithm
- software algorithm
- spanning tree algorithm
- speech generation algorithm
- speed-enhancing algorithm
- square rooting algorithm
- steepest ascent algorithm
- systolic algorithm
- testing algorithm
- text-to-speech algorithm
- threshold decoding algorithm
- timetable scheduling algorithm
- trace back algorithm
- translation algorithm
- transportation algorithm
- tree-search algorithm
- two-dimensional placement algorithm
- two-list algorithm
- type-inferencing algorithm
- unconstrained minimization algorithm
- universal algorithm
- variable-stealing algorithm
- Vintr algorithm
- VLSI algorithm
- write-back algorithmEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > algorithm
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123 testing
испытание; испытания; проверка; контроль (см. тж test); тестирование- accelerated testing
- assembly testing
- at-speed testing
- autoranging testing
- beta testing
- bit testing
- black-box testing
- bottom-up testing
- branch testing
- built-in testing
- bulk testing
- burn-in testing
- chip-in-place testing
- clock-rate testing
- cluster testing
- code-based testing
- coincident current testing
- compact testing
- comparison testing
- complete testing
- compliance testing
- computerized testing
- conformance testing
- continuity testing
- core testing
- cross-validation testing
- demonstration testing
- design testing
- development testing
- disruptive testing
- edge-connector testing
- edge-pin testing
- electron-beam testing
- execution testing
- exhaustive pattern testing
- exhaustive testing
- ex-situ testing
- factory testing
- fault isolation testing
- feature testing
- FFT digital testing
- field testing
- file testing
- final testing
- finished testing
- free-race testing
- glass-box testing
- go/no-go testing
- hard testing
- hazardous testing
- in-circuit testing
- in-situ testing
- laissez-faire testing
- manufacturing testing
- margin testing
- module testing
- multipin testing
- nails testing
- near exhaustive testing
- noncoincident current testing
- nondisruptive testing
- normative testing
- on-chip testing
- operation testing
- parallel testing
- parametric testing
- path testing
- performance testing
- plane testing
- prescreening testing
- prescreen testing
- presence testing
- probe testing
- product testing
- production testing
- program testing
- pseudo-exhaustive testing
- random testing
- real-time testing
- redundancy testing
- regression testing
- release testing
- reliability testing
- retrofit testing
- saturation testing
- signature testing
- site testing
- soft testing
- start-small testing
- stimulus/response testing
- stored-response testing
- stress testing
- string testing
- stuck-fault testing
- syndrome testing
- testing normal cases
- testing the exceptions
- testing the extremes
- thread testing
- through-the-pins testing
- top-down testing
- transition count testing
- trial-and-error testing
- unit testing
- white box testingEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > testing
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124 button
1) кнопка, клавиша3) электрод•- AC button
- activate button
- ADAPTOR/TAPE MONITOR button
- all-clear button
- AUTO SP/LP TIMER button
- auto-edit button
- band select button
- blank button
- brightness button
- C Memory button
- C Reset button
- Cal button
- calibration button
- call button
- cancel button
- CARTRIDGE button
- cassette-deck buttons
- CD button
- CD-player control buttons
- CH button
- CH SET button
- channel button
- check button
- coded dial button
- color adjustment button
- color selecting button
- COLOR SYSTEM button
- contrast button
- control button
- COUNTER RESET button
- DAILY button
- DATA SYSTEM button
- Delete button
- DEMO button
- direct access button
- Direct button
- direct call button
- EDIT button
- EJECT button
- emergency button
- external line buttons
- Fade-in button
- Fade-out button
- fast forward button
- FF button
- first locking button
- Flash button
- FM MODE button
- function buttons
- GEC ON/OFF button
- group selection button
- handsfree button
- HIGH button
- Hook button
- Horizontal Centering button
- Horizontal Size button
- Index Search buttons
- indicator button
- Intercom button
- LOUD button
- LOUDNESS button
- M1-M4 buttons
- MANUAL button
- Message Searching button
- MS/CUE button
- MS/REVIEW button
- multifunctional button
- MUTING button
- NORMAL button
- numberic buttons
- OK button
- one-touch buttons
- OPEN/CLOSE button
- OPERATE button
- OSD button
- panic ARM button
- PAUSE button
- PHONO button
- Pincushion button
- PLAY button
- PLAYER button
- Power button
- PREVIEW button
- PRGRM button
- program button
- PUSH-JOG button
- push-to-talk button
- Q-peak-search button
- random button
- REC MUTE button
- REC/REC MUTE button
- Recall button
- Receive button
- RECORDER button
- Redial button
- Repeat button
- Reset button
- Resetting button
- Rev Mode button
- Reverse Mode button
- Review button
- Rewind button
- Ringer button
- Rotation button
- route button
- run button
- SCENE FINDER button
- SEARCH button
- second locking button
- SKIP button
- SLEEP button
- Smart button
- SOURCE-DIRECT button
- SP/LP/EP button
- SPEAKERS A button
- SPEAKERS B button
- speed dialing button
- start button
- Start/Copy button
- Station preset buttons
- STOP button
- STORE button
- SUBSONIC button
- SYNCHRO DUBBING button
- SYNCHRO RECORDING button
- Talk On/Off button
- Talkback button
- talk-listen button
- Tape 1 button
- Tape 2/DAT button
- time button
- time-disconnecting button
- TIMER button
- Tone button
- TUNER button
- TV VOL +/-button
- TV/VCR button
- TV/VIDEO button
- Vertical Centering button
- Vertical Size button
- VIDEO/AUX button
- volume control buttons
- wait button
- WEEKLY button
- ZERO RETURN buttonEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > button
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125 error
ошибка; погрешность- admissible error
- angle error
- anomal error
- apparent quadrature error
- asynchronous error
- auxiliary error
- average bit error
- balanced error
- bit error
- burst error
- byte error
- character error
- color error
- concealed error
- concentricity error
- current error
- data error
- day-to-day error
- dead time error
- demodulation error
- drop error
- electrostatic error
- element error
- end errors
- fast-fading error
- fatal error
- frequency error
- gating error
- human error
- inherited error
- ionospheric error
- lost-token error
- marginal error
- maximum-frequency error
- measurement error
- negligible error
- n-fold error
- nonfatal error
- normal error
- one-fold error
- output-voltage error
- peak-to-peak error
- permissible error
- prediction error
- quantization error
- random error
- read error
- recoverable error
- reduced error
- relative error
- root-mean-square error
- roundoff error
- run-time error
- section error
- single bit error
- static error
- synchronizing error
- systematic error
- tape-speed error
- timing error
- total error
- tracking error
- transmission error
- trigger error
- tuning error
- velocity error
- voltage errorEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > error
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126 sight
прицел; прицельное приспособление; визир; визирование; отсчет; отметка; обнаруживать; наблюдать; прицеливаться; наводить; визировать; приводить к нормальному боюgyrostabilized battle tank sight (with laser rangefinder) — танковый гиростабилизированный прицел (с лазерным дальномером)
— AA sight— EO sight— folding sight— front barrel sight— gyroscopic sight— helmet-mounted sight— IR weapon sight— night firing sight— thermal imaging sight— TV sight -
127 longitudinal axis of the aeroplane
A selected axis parallel to the direction of flight at a normal cruising speed, and passing through the centre of gravity of the aeroplane.(AN 6/I; AN 6/II)Oсь, прoхoдящaя чeрeз цeнтр тяжeсти сaмoлётa, пaрaллeльнo нaпрaвлeнию пoлётa сoбычнoй крeйсeрскoй скoрoстью.International Civil Aviation Vocabulary (English-Russian) > longitudinal axis of the aeroplane
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128 railway
['reɪlweɪ] 1. сущ.; брит.; амер. railroadжелезная дорога; железнодорожный путьto manage / run / operate a railway — управлять железной дорогой
railway mounting — воен. железнодорожная орудийная установка
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