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101 site noise weld
• montažni šav -
102 solar noise
• radio talasi emitovani od sunc; smetnje od zračenja sa sunca; sunčev šum -
103 solar noise oil
• solarno ulje; v.gas oil -
104 solar noise power
• energija sunca; sunčana energija -
105 solar noise radiation
• sunčevo zračenje -
106 solar noise radio astronomy
• radio astronomija sunca -
107 spectral analysis noise den...
• gustina spektralnih šumova -
108 standard microphone noise t...
• standardna temperatura -
109 stuttering noise
• isprekidani; nekontinuirani šum -
110 subjective noise meter
• subjektivni merač buke -
111 surface noise
• gramofonske ploče; površinski šum -
112 telegraph code noise
• telegrafski šum -
113 thermal microphone noise
• termički šum -
114 tire noise
• buka pneumatika; šum pneumatika -
115 traffic noise
• buka uličnog saobraćaja; šum uličnog saobraćaja -
116 transmitter noise
• mikrofonski šum; šum predajnika -
117 tread noise
• buka gazećeg sloja; buka gazećeg sloja pneumatika -
118 tube noise
• šum cevi -
119 tyre associated noise and vibrations
• buka i vibracije pneumatikaEnglish-Serbian dictionary > tyre associated noise and vibrations
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120 tyre noise
• buka gume; buka pneumatika
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