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1 в строго определенный момент
At a strictly assigned moment the retro-rocket unit is switched on to decrease speed of the spacecraft.Русско-английский словарь по космонавтике > в строго определенный момент
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2 скорость
[см. вектор скорости; вертикальная скорость; возрастать по мере набора скорости; вторая космическая скорость; двигаться со средней угловой скоростью; движение со сверхзвуковой скоростью; космическая скорость; линейная скорость; набирая скорость; первая космическая скорость; сверхзвуковая скорость; скорости движения небесных тел по лучу зрения; со скоростью; сообщать скорость; средняя скорость; угловая скорость]At a strictly assigned moment the retro-rocket unit is switched on to decrease speed of the spacecraft.…the body moves at a uniform angular velocity.Nitrogen is the diluent gas which, probably, reduces the rate of oxidation processes in the organism. -
3 уменьшать
[син. снтжать; ант. повышать; увеличивать]…the dust content of the atmosphere reduces the visibility range.At a strictly assigned moment the retro-rocket unit is switched on to decrease speed of the spacecraft.to minimize the adverse effect of the Earth's atmosphere on astronomical observations
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