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1 pendulum effect
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > pendulum effect
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2 pendulum effect
«эффект отвеса» [маятника] при бурении в условиях искривления ствола ( закон Вудса — Лубинского)
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«эффект отвеса» ( маятника) при бурении в условиях искривления ствола скважины (закон Уудса-Любинского; тенденция бурильного инструмента зависать в вертикальной позиции под влиянием земного тяготения); тенденция к снижению угла наклона
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* * *• "эффект отвеса" при бурении в условиях искривления ствола• маятниковый " эффект отвеса "• маятниковый "эффект отвеса"Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > pendulum effect
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3 pendulum effect
1) Нефть: маятниковый эффект отвеса (при наклонном бурении), эффект маятника при бурении в условиях искривления ствола (закон Вудса - Лубинского), эффект отвеса при бурении в условиях искривления ствола3) Нефтегазовая техника маятниковый "эффект отвеса" (при наклонном бурении)4) Нефтепромысловый: маятниковый эффект5) Нефть и газ: тенденция к снижению угла наклона направления проходки -
4 pendulum effect
«эффект отвеса (маятника)» при бурении в условиях искривления ствола (закон Уудса — Любинского).English-Russian dictionary of terms for geological exploration drilling > pendulum effect
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5 pendulum effect
Англо-русский словарь по ядерным испытаниям и горному делу > pendulum effect
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6 effect
1. действие, эффект, влияние, результат, полезное действие2. производительность, работа; результат, следствие || выполнять; производить, осуществлять, действовать
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влияние; действие; воздействие
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действие, эффект, влияние; результат, следствие
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влияние; действие; воздействие; эффект- effect of drilling mud variables on drilling rate
- effect of drilling string weight
- effect of strength reduction
- adjacent formation effect
- adsorption effect
- anisotropic effect
- areal sweep effect
- array effect
- bed thickness effect
- birefringence effect
- borehole effect
- bubble effect
- buoyancy effect
- buried-focus effect
- chemical effect
- critical effect
- cutting effect
- degrading effect
- destructive effect
- disruptive effect
- drilling mud effect
- drilling mud plastering effect
- electroseismic effect
- end effect in core
- explosion effect
- failure effects
- filtration effect
- ghosting effect
- hazard effect
- hole-blow effect
- hydrocarbon effect
- impact effect
- interference effect
- invasion effect
- lateral effect
- layering effect
- mechanical effect
- mud cake effect
- mud column effect
- near-surface layer effect
- pendulum effect
- plastering effect
- pollution effect
- porosity effect
- pressure effect
- ray-focusing effect
- ray-refraction effect
- reflectivity effect
- reverberation effect
- rise-time effect
- seismic effect
- seismic-amplification effect
- seismoelectrical effect
- seismological effect
- seismomagnetic effect
- seismotectonic effect
- shock effect
- short-circulating effect
- shoulder-bed effect
- skin effect
- spherical divergence effect
- suction effect
- surface pipe effect
- surge effect
- swabbing effect
- time lag effect
- topographic effect
- tuning effect
- vertical sweep effect
- waveguide effect
- wear-out effect
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7 Einstein deflection effect
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > Einstein deflection effect
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8 impact
1. n удар, толчок, импульс2. n коллизия, столкновение3. n влияние, воздействие; последствияthis would have a significant impact on our relations — это существенно сказалось бы на наших отношениях
4. n физ. ударная сила5. n воен. попадание; поражение цели6. n спорт. момент удара по мячу7. v плотно сжимать, уплотнять8. v плотно вгонять, прочно укреплять9. v ударять10. v ударяться11. v оказывать воздействиеСинонимический ряд:1. appulse (noun) appulse; blow; bump; clash; collision; concussion; contact; crash; force; impingement; impression; jar; jolt; jounce; percussion; shock; smash; violent contact; wallop2. consequences (noun) consequences; repercussions; reverberations3. effect (noun) bearing; effect; imprint; influence; mark; repercussion4. bump into (verb) bump into; collide with; run into; strike5. influence (verb) affect; impress; influence; move; sway; touch -
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1) астазированный
2) астатический
3) непостоянный
4) неустойчивый
– astatic ammeter
– astatic effect
– astatic gravimeter
– astatic instrument
– astatic pendulum
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10 magnetometer
- absolute-type magnetometer
- alkali-vapor magnetometer
- balance magnetometer
- bismuth spiral magnetometer
- coil magnetometer
- compensation magnetometer
- Cotton balance magnetometer
- electrodynamic magnetometer
- electromagnetic magnetometer
- electron-beam magnetometer
- ferroresonant magnetometer
- fluxgate magnetometer
- Foner magnetometer
- generating magnetometer
- Hall-effect magnetometer
- induction magnetometer
- magnetostatic magnetometer
- microwave magnetometer
- moving-coil magnetometer
- moving-magnet magnetometer
- nuclear magnetometer
- null-astatic magnetometer
- null-coil pendulum magnetometer
- oscillating-specimen magnetometer
- proton precession magnetometer
- proton quantum magnetometer
- relative magnetometer
- resistance magnetometer
- resonance magnetometer
- rotating-sample magnetometer
- rubidium-vapor magnetometer
- saturable-core magnetometer
- search-coil magnetometer
- single-junction magnetometer
- spin precession magnetometer
- superconducting magnetometer
- superconducting quantum magnetometer
- superconducting thin-film ring magnetometer
- thin-film magnetometer
- three-axis magnetometer
- torque-coil magnetometer
- torsional magnetometer
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- absolute-type magnetometer
- alkali-vapor magnetometer
- balance magnetometer
- bismuth spiral magnetometer
- coil magnetometer
- compensation magnetometer
- Cotton balance magnetometer
- electrodynamic magnetometer
- electromagnetic magnetometer
- electron-beam magnetometer
- ferroresonant magnetometer
- fluxgate magnetometer
- Foner magnetometer
- generating magnetometer
- Hall-effect magnetometer
- induction magnetometer
- magnetostatic magnetometer
- microwave magnetometer
- moving-coil magnetometer
- moving-magnet magnetometer
- nuclear magnetometer
- null-astatic magnetometer
- null-coil pendulum magnetometer
- oscillating-specimen magnetometer
- proton precession magnetometer
- proton quantum magnetometer
- relative magnetometer
- resistance magnetometer
- resonance magnetometer
- rotating-sample magnetometer
- rubidium-vapor magnetometer
- saturable-core magnetometer
- search-coil magnetometer
- single-junction magnetometer
- spin precession magnetometer
- superconducting magnetometer
- superconducting quantum magnetometer
- superconducting thin-film ring magnetometer
- thin-film magnetometer
- three-axis magnetometer
- torque-coil magnetometer
- torsional magnetometer
- vibrating-coil magnetometer
- vibrating-sample magnetometerThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > magnetometer
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Ballistic pendulum — Pendulum Pen du*lum, n.; pl. {Pendulums}. [NL., fr. L. pendulus hanging, swinging. See {Pendulous}.] A body so suspended from a fixed point as to swing freely to and fro by the alternate action of gravity and momentum. It is used to regulate the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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Compound pendulum — Pendulum Pen du*lum, n.; pl. {Pendulums}. [NL., fr. L. pendulus hanging, swinging. See {Pendulous}.] A body so suspended from a fixed point as to swing freely to and fro by the alternate action of gravity and momentum. It is used to regulate the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Conical pendulum — Pendulum Pen du*lum, n.; pl. {Pendulums}. [NL., fr. L. pendulus hanging, swinging. See {Pendulous}.] A body so suspended from a fixed point as to swing freely to and fro by the alternate action of gravity and momentum. It is used to regulate the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
