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41 pinion
1) шестерня•- bevel gear pinion -
circle drive pinion
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Cu-plated pinion
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differential bevel pinion
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differential pinion
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drive pinion
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error-free pinion
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final drive pinion
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floating pinion
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idler pinion
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mill pinion
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planetary pinion
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planet pinion
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reverse pinion
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spur pinion
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starter pinion
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transfer gear pinion
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transmission pinion
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turning pinion
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unplated pinion -
42 epicyclic train
1. эпициклическая передача2. планетарная передачаEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > epicyclic train
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43 dial train
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44 link
1) связь; соединение || связывать; соединять3) звено (цепи, механизма, линии связи, системы связи)4) кулиса; передаточный рычаг; серьга; шатун; шарнир6) трак ( траковой цепи)7) ответвление (реки, канала)8) эл. плавкая вставка ( предохранителя)9) линия связи; линия передачи ( данных или сигналов); канал связи; канал передачи ( данных или сигналов)13) трик. петля14) плашка, кнопка ( распределительной цепи трикотажной машины)16) трик. кеттлевать•-
aperiodic link
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arm link
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articulated link
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astatic link
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axlebox link
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backbone link
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bandwidth-limited link
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bar link
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bidirectional link
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centershift link
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chain link
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common link
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communications link
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communication link
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connecting link
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counterweight link
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coupling link
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cutter link
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data link
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dedicated link
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deep heat treated track link
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degraded link
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disconnecting link
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domestic link
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double kingbolt link
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drag link
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drop link
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earth-satellite link
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elevator link
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end link
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enlarged link
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expansion link
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extension link
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fiber-optic link
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fiber link
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forked link
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four-wire link
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frequency-division data link
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fuse link
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fusible link
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group link
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guide link
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high body hardness link
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hoist link
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information link
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intercontinental link
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internodal link
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intersatellite link
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intranodal link
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ion link
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isolating link
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joining link
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keyed split master link
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kinematic link
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line-of-sight link
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lock differential link
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logical link
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long-haul link
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magnetic link
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manipulator link
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mastergroup link
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meteor-burst link
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microwave link
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molecular link
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motion link
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multihop link
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nonpolar link
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one-way link
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open link
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optical fiber link
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optical link
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over-the-horizon link
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phasing link
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physical link
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pipeline link
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power link
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power-limited link
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proportional link
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radar link
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radio link
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radio-relay link
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railway link
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rail link
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rebuildable link
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remote control link
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repeaterless link
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retransmission link
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safety link
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satellite link
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satellite-to-satellite link
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screw link
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shackle link
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shared link
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short-haul link
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shortwave link
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side brace link
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signaling link
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skywave-radio link
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slotted link
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sonobuoy communication link
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space link
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split link
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spool connecting link
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spur link
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stabilizer tag link
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static link
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steering link
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stud link
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studio-to-transmitter link
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studless link
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subscriber link
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supergroup link
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suspension link
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swing link
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swivel link
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tandem link
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telemetering link
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telephone link
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terminal link
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terrestrial link
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time-division data link
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torque link
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towing link
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track link
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transhorizon link
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transmission link
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tubing link
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two-piece link
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two-way link
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user access link
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valve gear link
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45 pinion
- cable-driven pinion
- differential pinion
- drive pinion
- error-free pinion
- floating sun pinion
- gear pinion
- lantern pinion
- loose pinion
- machined pinion
- main drive pinion
- master pinion
- overhung pinion
- planetary pinion
- rack pinion
- rack-end pinion
- shrouded pinion
- sliding pinion
- spiral pinion
- split pinion
- spur pinion
- stepped pinion
- sun pinion
- tailstock pinion
- unplated pinionEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > pinion
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