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2 velocity
və'losəti(speed, especially in a given direction.) velocidadtr[və'lɒsɪtɪ]noun (pl velocities)1 velocidad nombre femeninon.• velocidad s.f.və'lɑːsəti, və'lɒsətimass & count noun (pl - ties) velocidad f[vɪ'lɒsɪtɪ]N velocidad f* * *[və'lɑːsəti, və'lɒsəti]mass & count noun (pl - ties) velocidad f -
3 velocity
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4 velocity
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5 velocity
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6 velocity
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7 velocity error
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8 velocity of growth
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9 velocity of ultrasound
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10 velocity spectrum rehabilitation
English-Spanish medical dictionary > velocity spectrum rehabilitation
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11 velocity head
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12 velocity profile
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13 velocity banding
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14 velocity coefficient
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15 velocity control servo
nTV servomecanismo para control de la velocidad mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > velocity control servo
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16 velocity diagram
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17 velocity error compensator
nTV compensador del error de velocidad mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > velocity error compensator
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18 velocity fluctuation
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19 velocity head
nHYDRAUL altura cinética f, altura debida a la velocidad f, altura dinámica f, carga hidrostática f -
20 velocity increment
nSPACE incremento de velocidad m
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