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блок датчиков угловых скоростей гироскопаrate gyro unitвычислитель угловых величинangle computerдатчик угловой скорости крена1. roll rate sensor2. roll-rate pickup измеритель угловой скоростиturnmeterизмеритель угловой скорости кренаrate-of-roll meterисходные угловые координатыangular referenceприемник угловой информацииangle receiverпрокладка маршрута по угловым координатамangle trackingугловая диаграмма направленностиangle patternугловая ошибкаmisalignmentугловая погрешностьangular errorугловая погрешность глиссадыglide path angular errorугловая скорость1. angular rate2. angular velocity 3. angular speed угловая точностьangular accuracyугловое отклонение1. angular deviation2. angular deflection 3. angular movement угловое отклонение соплаnozzle pitch angle variationугловое превышениеangular elevationугловое разделение зоныangular separation(полетов) угловое расстояниеangular distanceугловое скольжениеcornering slipугловое смещение1. angular displacement2. angular travel угловое ускорениеangular accelerationугловой интервалangular spacingугловой редукторangular gearboxугловые координатыangular dataуправление по угловому отклонениюangular position controlчувствительность к угловому смещениюangular displacement sensitivity
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