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Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > Keplerian rotation
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вращение, см. тж. revolution; поворот; подъём носовой части, отрыв носового колеса ( на разбеге) ; кабрированиеrotation of the wheel — вращение колеса; угловая скорость; число оборотов колеса
tire rotation on the wheel — проворачивание пневматика [покрышки] (относительно обода колеса)
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