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component nэлементaffected components replacementзамена поврежденных элементовaircraft componentэлемент конструкции воздушного суднаantiknock componentантидетонационная присадкаcomponent errorчастичная погрешностьcomponent forceсоставляющая силаcross-wind componentпоперечная составляющая ветраhorizontal componentгоризонтальная составляющаяigniting componentвоспламенительная смесьlift componentсоставляющая подъемной силыmajor componentsосновные агрегатыtail wind componentсоставляющая попутного ветраthrust componentсоставляющая силы тягиvelocity componentсоставляющая скоростиvertical componentвертикальная составляющаяvital componentсиловой узелwind componentсоставляющая ветраwind component tableтаблица составляющих ветра -
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♦ component /kəmˈpəʊnənt/A n.1 componente; elemento; parte: a vital component, un componente essenziale; separate components, elementi separati; parti separate3 (mat., fis., comput.) componenteB a.● (ind.) components industry, componentistica □ component part, parte; componente; pezzo: the component parts of a telescope, le parti di un telescopio. -
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1. элемент ( конструкции) ; pl. агрегаты; детали2. присадка (напр. к топливу)3. составляющая (напр. скорости) -
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1) (essential; of the greatest importance: Speed is vital to the success of our plan; It is vital that we arrive at the hospital soon.) vital2) (lively and energetic: a vital person/personality.) vital•- vitalityvital adj vital / imprescindible
vital adjetivo 1 ( fundamental) vital; 2
vital adjetivo
1 Biol (un órgano, etc) vital
ciclo vital, life cycle
2 (persona dinámica) full of life, lively
3 (de extrema importancia) tu ayuda es de vital importancia para mí, your help is vital to me ' vital' also found in these entries: Spanish: elemento - espacio - imperiosa - imperioso - vida - viva - vivo - constante English: lifeblood - vital - vital statistics - vitally - keep - lifetr['vaɪtəl]1 vital2 (essential) esencial, imprescindible1 órganos nombre masculino plural vitales\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLof vital importance de suma importanciavital organ órgano vitalvital signs señales nombre femenino plural de vidavital statistics datos nombre masculino plural demográficos 2 familiar medidas nombre femenino pluralvital ['vaɪt̬əl] adj1) : vitalvital organs: órganos vitales2) crucial: esencial, crucial, decisivoof vital importance: de suma importancia3) lively: enérgico, lleno de vida, vitaladj.• enérgico, -a adj.• esencial adj.• vital adj.'vaɪtḷ1)a) ( essential) <equipment/supplies> esencial, fundamentalto be vital TO somebody/something — ser* de vital or fundamental importancia para alguien/algo
b) (crucial, decisive) <factor/issue> decisivo, de vital importanciac) ( necessary for life) <organ/function> vital['vaɪtl]1. ADJ1) (=crucial) [part, component, element] vital, indispensable; [ingredient] esencial, indispensable, imprescindible; [factor] decisivo; [link, role] fundamental; [question] vital; [information] vital, esencialit is vital to keep accurate records — es imprescindible or esencial llevar un registro detallado
is it really vital for her to have a new dress? — ¿es realmente imprescindible que se compre un vestido nuevo?
to be of vital importance (to sth/sb) — ser de suma or vital importancia (para algo/algn)
at the vital moment — en el momento crítico or clave
these meetings are vital to a successful outcome — estas reuniones son esenciales para un resultado positivo
2) (=dynamic) [person, organization] vital, lleno de vitalidadvital spark — chispa f vital
3) (Physiol) [organ, function] vital2.Nvitals (Anat) esp hum (=internal organs) órganos mpl vitales; (=male genitals) órganos mpl sexuales, partes fpl hum3.CPDvital signs NPL — (Med) signos mpl vitales
vital statistics NPL — (Sociol) estadísticas fpl demográficas; * [of woman's body] medidas fpl
* * *['vaɪtḷ]1)a) ( essential) <equipment/supplies> esencial, fundamentalto be vital TO somebody/something — ser* de vital or fundamental importancia para alguien/algo
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звено запаздывания; звено задержки; звено с запаздыванием; запаздывающее звеноstable component — стабильный элемент; устойчивое звено
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гос. упр. третий сектор (сектор экономики, объединяющий частные некоммерческие организации; сюда входят добровольные и местные организации, благотворительные фонды, социальные предприятия, кооперативы и т. п.)The Government believes that the third sector is a vital component of a modern healthy society. — Правительство считает, что третий сектор является важнейшим компонентом любого современного здорового общества.
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12 Williams, Sir Frederic Calland
SUBJECT AREA: Electronics and information technology[br]b. 26 June 1911 Stockport, Cheshire, Englandd. 11 August 1977 Prestbury, Cheshire, England[br]English electrical engineer who invented the Williams storage cathode ray tube, which was extensively used worldwide as a data memory in the first digital computers.[br]Following education at Stockport Grammar School, Williams entered Manchester University in 1929, gaining his BSc in 1932 and MSc in 1933. After a short time as a college apprentice with Metropolitan Vickers, he went to Magdalen College, Oxford, to study for a DPhil, which he was awarded in 1936. He returned to Manchester University that year as an assistant lecturer, gaining his DSc in 1939. Following the outbreak of the Second World War he worked for the Scientific Civil Service, initially at the Bawdsey Research Station and then at the Telecommunications Research Establishment at Malvern, Worcestershire. There he was involved in research on non-incandescent amplifiers and diode rectifiers and the development of the first practical radar system capable of identifying friendly aircraft. Later in the war, he devised an automatic radar system suitable for use by fighter aircraft.After the war he resumed his academic career at Manchester, becoming Professor of Electrical Engineering and Director of the University Electrotechnical Laboratory in 1946. In the same year he succeeded in developing a data-memory device based on the cathode ray tube, in which the information was stored and read by electron-beam scanning of a charge-retaining target. The Williams storage tube, as it became known, not only found obvious later use as a means of storing single-frame, still television images but proved to be a vital component of the pioneering Manchester University MkI digital computer. Because it enabled both data and program instructions to be stored in the computer, it was soon used worldwide in the development of the early stored-program computers.[br]Principal Honours and DistinctionsKnighted 1976. OBE 1945. CBE 1961. FRS 1950. Hon. DSc Durham 1964, Sussex 1971, Wales 1971. First Royal Society of Arts Benjamin Franklin Medal 1957. City of Philadelphia John Scott Award 1960. Royal Society Hughes Medal 1963. Institution of Electrical Engineers Faraday Medal 1972. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Pioneer Award 1973.BibliographyWilliams contributed papers to many scientific journals, including Proceedings of the Royal Society, Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, Journal of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Wireless Engineer, Post Office Electrical Engineers' Journal. Note especially: 1948, with J.Kilburn, "Electronic digital computers", Nature 162:487; 1949, with J.Kilburn, "A storage system for use with binary digital computing machines", Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers 96:81; 1975, "Early computers at Manchester University", Radio \& Electronic Engineer 45:327. Williams also collaborated in the writing of vols 19 and 20 of the MIT RadiationLaboratory Series.Further ReadingB.Randell, 1973, The Origins of Digital Computers, Berlin: Springer-Verlag. M.R.Williams, 1985, A History of Computing Technology, London: Prentice-Hall. See also: Stibitz, George R.; Strachey, Christopher.KFBiographical history of technology > Williams, Sir Frederic Calland
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13 Myth
The contrast between myth and reality has been a major philosophical concern since the time of the Pre-Socratics. Myth is a many-faceted personal and cultural phenomenon created to provide a reality and a unity to what is transitory and fragmented in the world that we experience.... Myth provides us with absolutes in the place of ephemeral values and a comforting perception of the world that is necessary to make the insecurity and terror of existence bearable.It is disturbing to realize that our faith in absolutes and actual truth can be easily shattered. "Facts" change in all the sciences; textbooks in chemistry, physics, and medicine are sadly (or happily, for progress) soon out of date. It is embarrassingly banal but fundamentally important to reiterate the platitude that myth, like art, is truth on a quite different plane from that of prosaic and transitory factual knowledge. Yet myth and factual truth need not be mutually exclusive, as some so emphatically insist. A story embodying eternal values may contain what was imagined, at any one period, to be scientifically correct in every factual detail; and the accuracy of that information may be a vital component of its mythical raison d'e€tre. Indeed one can create a myth out of a factual story, as a great historian must do: any interpretation of the facts, no matter how credible, will inevitably be a mythic invention. On the other hand, a different kind of artist may create a nonhistorical myth for the ages, and whether it is factually accurate or not may be quite beside the point.Myth in a sense is the highest reality; and the thoughtless dismissal of myth as untruth, fiction, or a lie is the most barren and misleading definition of all. (Morford & Lenardon, 1995, p. 4)Historical dictionary of quotations in cognitive science > Myth
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1. n анат. железа; лимфатический узел2. n анат. шейные желёзки3. n анат. гланды4. n анат. бот. желёзка5. n анат. мед. пессарий6. n уст. жёлудь7. n тех. сальникСинонимический ряд:vital part (noun) component; functional division; member; organ; part; process; vital part; vital structure; vitals -
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1. n орган; часть тела2. n голос3. n орган, учреждение4. n печатный орган; газетаnewspapers are the organs of public opinion — газеты — это органы общественного мнения
5. n муз. духовой инструментСинонимический ряд:1. division (noun) arm; branch; division; wing2. journal (noun) journal; magazine; newspaper; periodical; review3. means (noun) agency; agent; channel; device; instrument; instrumentality; instrumentation; intermediary; means; mechanism; medium; ministry; tool; vehicle; way4. musical instrument (noun) accordion; calliope; groan box; harmonium; hurdy-gurdy; melodeon; musical instrument; wheeze-box; wind instrument5. vital part (noun) component; functional division; gland; member; part; process; vital part; vital structure; vitals -
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1. n pl анат. жизненно важные органы2. n pl наиболее существенная часть3. n pl воен. важные цели или объекты4. n pl мор. подводная часть корабляСинонимический ряд:vital part (noun) component; functional division; gland; member; organ; part; process; vital part; vital structure -
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A n1 Bot, Anat organe m ; to donate an organ donner un organe ; donor organ, transplant organ ( sought) don m d'organe ; ( transplanted) transplant m ; male organ membre m viril ; reproductive/sexual organs organes reproducteurs/génitaux ; vital organ organe vital ; organs of speech organes de la parole ;2 ( also pipe organ) Mus orgue m ; on the organ à l'orgue ; to play the organ jouer de l'orgue ; ( as job) tenir l'orgue ; chamber organ orgue meuble ; church/cinema organ orgue d'église/de cinéma ; electric/electronic organ orgue électrique/électronique ; -
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1. n пункт, параграфitem on the agenda — пункт, вопрос повестки дня
2. n вопрос, пункт повестки дня3. n номер программыitem number — номер позиции; номер элемента
4. n отдельный предмет5. n воен. предмет снабженияstand-by item — предмет, содержащийся в небольшом количестве
large quantity item — предмет, отпускаемый крупными партиями
noncatalogued item — предмет, не предусмотренный каталогом
6. n эк. статьяdebit item — дебетовая статья; приходная статья
7. n эк. вид товара, товар; изделие8. n эк. сообщение, новость, небольшая заметка9. n эк. вчт. элементарная группа или элемент данных, элемент информации, единица информацииgroup item — групповой элемент; группа
10. n эк. амер. диал. поговорка; афоризм11. n эк. разг. кусочек, незначительное количество12. adv также, кроме того13. v арх. вычислять, подсчитывать; фиксировать по пунктамСинонимический ряд:1. article (noun) article; commodity; component; consideration; detail; element; feature; ingredient; matter; object; paragraph; part; particular; piece; point; squib; story; substance; technicality; thing; unit2. also (other) additionally; along; also; as well; besides; futhermore; likewise; more; moreover; still; too; withal; yea; yet -
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ˈkrɪtɪkəl прил.
1) разборчивый, требовательный, критический Syn: censorious, fault-finding
2) занимающийся критикой, относящийся к критике Moliere is only critical by accident. ≈ Мольер занимался критикой лишь случайно.
3) а) переломный, решающий, критический critical test ≈ решающее испытание Syn: crucial, decisive, deciding б) мед. критический, угрожающий в) важный, насущный, необходимый a component critical to the operation of a machine ≈ деталь, необходимая для работы механизма Syn: indispensable, vital
4) физ. критический critical mass ≈ критическая масса критический - * analysis критический анализ решающий, переломный;
критический - * moment решающий момент - to be of * importance быть жизненно важным важный, ценный - * contribution ценный вклад (литературоведение) критический, относящийся к критике литературы и искусства - * essays критические очерки - * opinions on his latest play отзывы критиков о его последней пьесе опасный, критический;
угрожающий - * condition угрожающее состояние - the * stage of a disease переломная стадия болезни осуждающий, критикующий;
разборчивый, требовательный - he is not very * eye она на все смотрит недоверчиво;
она склонна все критиковать (американизм) дефицитный;
крайне необходимый;
нормируемый - * material дефицитный материал( специальное) критический, граничный - * current (электротехника) критический ток critical важный ~ граничный ~ дефицитный ~ амер. дефицитный;
крайне необходимый;
нормируемый ~ крайне необходимый ~ критический ~ нормируемый ~ опасный ~ переломный, решающий ~ разборчивый ~ рискованный, опасный;
критический, угрожающий ~ ценныйБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > critical
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2) цикл, круговой процесс ( в термодинамике)•cycles per second — герц, Гц;cycle of operation — 1. рабочий цикл 2. цикл заряд - разряд-
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binary cycle
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binary-vapor cycle
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biological cycle
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braking cycle
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brine cycle
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burning cycle
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burn-out cycle
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canned milling cycle
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catalyst cycle
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charge/discharge cycle
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charging cycle
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clock cycle
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closed cycle
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closed fuel cycle
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CNC cycle
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coal gasification-combined cycle
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code generation cycle
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co-located fuel cycle
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completely reversed stress cycle
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component drain cycle
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composite cycle
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compression ignition cycle
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compression refrigeration cycle
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computer cycle
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constant-pressure cycle
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continuous face cycle
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CPU cycle
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cross-progeny fuel cycle
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denatured fuel cycle
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digging cycle
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direct steam cycle
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direct-expansion cycle
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display cycle
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diurnal cycle
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drawdown-refill cycle
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drifting cycle
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drive cycle
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duty cycle
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energy conversion cycle
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equilibrium fuel cycle
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equipressure cycle
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extended-burnup fuel cycle
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fatigue cycle
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fetch cycle
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filter cycle
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fixed control cycle
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fluctuation cycle
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four-stroke cycle
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freeze-thaw cycle
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fuel cycle
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fuel-breeding cycle
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fusion fuel cycle
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gas turbine cycle
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gas-turbine power cycle
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generator cycle
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glacial cycle
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half cycle
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haul cycle
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heat cycle
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heat power cycle
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heat reclaim cycle
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heating cycle
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helium cycle
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highway driving cycle
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hydrogen cycle
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hydrologic cycle
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hysteresis cycle
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ideal adiabatic cycle
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ideal cycle
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indirect-fired gas turbine cycle
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injection refrigeration cycle
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inspection cycle
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instruction cycle
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intermittent cycle
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interstate driving cycle
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Joule cycle
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life cycle
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limit cycle
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Linde cycle
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load-haul-dump cycle
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loading cycle
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low-proliferation risk fuel cycle
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machine cycle
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machining cycle
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magnetic cycle
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mean cycles between failures
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mechano-chemical cycle
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memory cycle
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moisture cycle
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multipressure cycle
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neutron cycle
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nitrogen cycle
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NTSC four-field cycle
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nuclear fuel cycle
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null cycle
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once-through fuel cycle
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on-duty cycle
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on-off use cycle
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open cycle
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open fuel cycle
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operating cycle
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operation cycle
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operational cycle
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out-of-pile fuel cycle
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PAL eight-field cycle
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pallet transfer cycle
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photographic cycle
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picture cycle
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Plank cycle
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postreactor fuel cycle
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power generation cycle
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power cycle
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precoat cycle
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preprogrammed cycle
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pressure cycle
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processing cycle
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program cycle
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programming cycle
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quasi-biennial cycle
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Rankine cycle
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redox cycle
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refrigeration cycle
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regeneration cycle
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regrind cycle
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reheating cycle
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reheat cycle
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repeated-stress cycle
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repetitive dressing cycle
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retention cycle
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reversed-stress cycle
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reversible cycle
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ringing cycle
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search cycle
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SECAM twelve-field cycle
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service cycle
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setup cycle
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shutter cycle
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single turbo-compressor rotor cycle
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single-loop steam cycle
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single-reheat cycle
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sinking cycle
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skipped cycle
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sodium cycle
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software life cycle
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specialized machining cycle
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standard rating cycle
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steam cycle
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steam-jet refrigeration cycle
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steam-power cycle
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steam-water cycle
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Stirling cycle
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storage cycle
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strain cycle
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stress cycle
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suburban driving cycle
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sunspot cycle
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symbiotic fuel cycle
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tailout cycle
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tap-to-tap cycle
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test cycle
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thermal cycle
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thermal fatigue cycle
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thermodynamic cycle
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thorium-based fuel cycle
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thorium fuel cycle
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three-loop steam cycle
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throw-away fuel cycle
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tidal cycle
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timing cycle
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tool inspection cycle
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total cycle
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Tripol ammonia cycle
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two-loop steam cycle
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two-stroke cycle
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typical machining cycle
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uranium cycle
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urban driving cycle
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vapor-compression refrigerating cycle
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vapor-compression refrigeration cycle
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vital cycle
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voltage cycle
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water cycle
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work cycle
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xenon poisoning cycle
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zero-to-compression stress cycle
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zero-to-tension stress cycle
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