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101 združeni objekt
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102 yhteisaika
aggregate time (noun)* * *• aggregate time -
103 сгруппированный
aggregate, amalgamated, combined, conjoint, conjunct, consolidated* * *aggregate, amalgamated, combined, conjoint* * * -
104 агрегировать
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105 агрегация
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106 композит
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107 Bodenaggregat
aggregate of soil; soil aggregate -
108 почвенный агрегат
aggregate of soil; soil aggregateРусско-английский географический словарь > почвенный агрегат
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109 крупность заполнителя
aggregate size, fineness of aggregateРусско-английский политехнический словарь > крупность заполнителя
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110 агрегатный
aggregate имя прилагательное: -
111 заполнитель
aggregate имя существительное: -
112 совокупность
aggregate имя существительное: -
113 совокупный
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114 агрегировать
aggregate глагол: -
115 агрегат данных
aggregate data имя существительное: -
116 совокупная мощность
резервная мощность; неиспользуемая мощность — idle capacity
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > совокупная мощность
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117 агрегат (сросток минералов в породе)
Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > агрегат (сросток минералов в породе)
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118 агрегатная поляризация
Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > агрегатная поляризация
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119 агрегатная сборка
агрегатная сборка
Сборка изделия или его составной части из агрегатов.
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120 агрегатная скорость передачи
агрегатная скорость передачи
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