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затяжка ( болтов) в приоритетном порядке ( очерёдности)Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > priority tightening
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1) Техника: затяжка в приоритетном порядке (напр. болтов)2) Автомобильный термин: затяжка в приоритетном порядке3) Макаров: затяжка болтов в приоритетном порядке (очерёдности), затяжка в приоритетном порядке (очерёдности) -
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1. n приоритет; старшинство, первенство2. n преимущественное право3. n предшествование4. n порядок очерёдности, очерёдность; срочностьof high priority — первоочередной, неотложный, срочный
high priority measures — первоочередные задачи; неотложные мероприятия
5. n право преимущественного движения, очерёдность проездаСинонимический ряд:1. antecedence (noun) antecedence; precedence; precedency; previousness2. preeminence (noun) preeminence; superiority; urgency3. preference (noun) preference; prerogative; primacy; privilege; rank; seniority; supremacy; tenure; the leadАнтонимический ряд: -
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1) закрепление, затяжка, подтягивание2) уплотнение, прокладка3) натяжной, стяжной•- bolt tightening - controlled bolt tightening - priority tightening - uncontrolled bolt tightening - ultimate bolt tightening -
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1. затяжка болтов2. затяжка болтаEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > bolt tightening
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1) последовательность; порядок( следования); ряд || задавать [устанавливать\] последовательность; упорядочивать2) порядок чередования, очерёдность || устанавливать очерёдность3) цепь ( кинематическая)4) машиностр. цикл || управлять циклом5) направлять (напр. обрабатываемую деталь) в заданной технологической последовательности•-
abort sequence
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absorbability sequence
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accident sequence
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approach sequence
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ascending sequence
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assembly sequence
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backstep sequence
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backward sequence
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battery-pushing sequence
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binary sequence
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bipolar sequence
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block check sequence
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block sequence
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blowing-in sequence
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blowing-out sequence
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bounded sequence
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calling sequence
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charging sequence
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closing sequence
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code sequence
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collating sequence
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color sampling sequence
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complementary sequence
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consensus sequence
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contactor sequence
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control sequence
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convergent sequence
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cutting sequence
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cyclic sequence
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data sequence
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decreasing sequence
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design sequence
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diamond-square sequence
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divergent sequence
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drafting sequence
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elution sequence
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execution sequence
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exit sequence
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Fibonacci sequence
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finite sequence
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firing sequence
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fixed sequence
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forward sequence
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hardwired sequence
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increasing sequence
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instruction sequence
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interspersed sequence
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iteration sequence
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landing sequence
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laying sequence
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load-and-unload sequence
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machine sequence
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majorized sequence
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microcode sequence
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mineral sequence
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monotone sequence
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multidimensional sequence
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n-bit sequence
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negative-phase sequence
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noise-like sequence
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n-stage sequence
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number sequence
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numerical sequence
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open-ended sequence
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operating sequence
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operation-routing sequence
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oven-operation sequence
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pass sequence
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periodic sequence
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phase sequence
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positive-phase sequence
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priority sequence
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probing-pulse sequence
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probing sequence
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processing sequence
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process sequence
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program sequence
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pseudonoise sequence
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pseudorandom sequence
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pulse sequence
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quasi-periodic sequence
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random sequence
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reaction sequence
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recurrent sequence
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reverse sequence
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rock sequence
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roll pass sequence
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scrambled sequence
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sequence of deposition
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sequence of extraction
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sequence of fuel usage
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sequence of operations
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shortened pass sequence
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stacking sequence
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stochastic sequence
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strata sequence
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streamflow sequence
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structural sequence
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summable sequence
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switching sequence
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takeoff sequence
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taught sequence
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terminal area sequence
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test sequence
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throughput sequence
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tightening sequence
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tool changing sequence
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transfer sequence
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weather sequence
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welding sequence
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wheel dressing sequence
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work sequence
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zero-phase sequence
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