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1 jet velocity
<tech.gen> ■ Ausströmgeschwindigkeit f ; Strahlgeschwindigkeit f<tech.gen> (of a fluid leaving a jet; e.g. of injected fuel, of jet engine exhaust) ■ Austrittsgeschwindigkeit f<tech.gen> ■ Strahlaustrittsgeschwindigkeit f -
2 exhaust velocity
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4 exit velocity
<tech.gen> ■ Ausströmgeschwindigkeit f<tech.gen> (of a fluid leaving a jet; e.g. of injected fuel, of jet engine exhaust) ■ Austrittsgeschwindigkeit f -
5 шум, производимый летательными аппаратами
шум, производимый летательными аппаратами
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Effective sound output of the various sources of noise associated with aircraft operation, such as propeller and engine exhaust, jet noise, and sonic boom. (Source: MGH)
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