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1 точечное зацепление
point gear, point gearing, point toothingРусско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > точечное зацепление
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2 внешнее зацепление
Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > внешнее зацепление
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3 внутреннее зацепление
Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > внутреннее зацепление
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4 зубчатое зацепление
1. engagement, mesh; contact2. gearing, gears3. form, systemРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > зубчатое зацепление
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5 точечное зацепление
1) Automobile industry: point gearing, point toothing2) Automation: point gearУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > точечное зацепление
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6 зубчатая передача с точечным контактом
Engineering: point gearingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > зубчатая передача с точечным контактом
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7 прямая передача
1) General subject: actuality, direct drive, live programme2) Engineering: direct transmission, live broadcast, live transmission (телевизионная), point-to-point transmission, spur gear (зубчатая)3) Railway term: direct high (в коробке и демультипликаторе), direct low (в демультипликаторе)4) Automobile industry: direct gear, high speed, top gear5) Cinema: direct pick-up, live broadcasting, live coverage6) TV: direct pickup, live7) Telecommunications: baseband networking8) Electronics: forward transfer9) Oil: baseband signalling10) Mechanics: equal coupling11) Advertising: live program12) Oilfield: positive gearing, straight drive13) Robots: direct coupling, direct drill14) General subject: direct drive (положение коробки передач)15) Makarov: direct transmission (инфекции)16) Security: baseband transmission (данных)17) Internet: baseband18) Microsoft: direct hosting -
8 прямое соединение
1) Engineering: direct bonding, direct coupling, forward busying, point-to-point connection2) Mathematics: direct jog3) Music: direct connection, direct link4) Telecommunications: direct calling6) Drilling: positive gearing7) Network technologies: shoulder tap8) Automation: direct interface9) Makarov: forward seizure10) Security: through connection
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