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101 sub-atmospheric pressure
давление ниже атмосферного; отрицательное давлениеEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > sub-atmospheric pressure
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102 subatmospheric pressure
давление ниже атмосферного; отрицательное давлениеEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > subatmospheric pressure
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103 working pressure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > working pressure
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104 average pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > average pressure
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105 bioosmotic pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > bioosmotic pressure
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106 blood pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > blood pressure
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107 bubble pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > bubble pressure
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108 build-up of pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > build-up of pressure
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109 capillary pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > capillary pressure
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110 circulation pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > circulation pressure
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111 coefficient of pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > coefficient of pressure
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112 colloid osmotic pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > colloid osmotic pressure
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113 critical closing pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > critical closing pressure
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114 delivery pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > delivery pressure
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115 diminished pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > diminished pressure
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116 distillation under pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > distillation under pressure
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117 gas pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > gas pressure
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118 gauge pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > gauge pressure
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119 highest secondary pressure
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > highest secondary pressure
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120 holding pressure
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