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1 EGR
1) Военный термин: Embedded GPS Receiver2) Техника: ethylene glycol retention3) Автомобильный термин: exhaust gas recirculation - система рециркуляции для снижения токсичности выхлопа, exhaust gas recirculation - система рециркуляции отработавших газов, рециркуляция отработавших газов4) Транспорт: Exhaust Gas Recirculator, Exhaust Gas Revolution5) Нефтегазовая техника повышение газоотдачи пласта, enhanced gas recovery, ПГП6) Образование: Extra Grace Required7) Автоматика: exhaust gas recirculation8) Химическое оружие: Emergency generator room -
2 engine
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