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1 accumulated cold
Нефтепромысловый: аккумулированный холод -
2 accumulated cold
Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > accumulated cold
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3 accumulated cold
Англо-русский словарь по пищевой промышленности > accumulated cold
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4 loss
1) потеря; (мн. ч.) потери3) затухание, ослабление4) срыв ( в следящих системах)5) вчт. проигрыш6) ущерб; убыток•losses by slagging — потери со шлаком;losses by splashing — потери со всплесками;loss on ignition — потери при прокаливании;loss of auxiliary power — потеря вспомогательных источников энергоснабженияloss of circulation — поглощение бурового раствораloss of load — отключение нагрузки; сброс нагрузкиloss of lock rate — нарушение синхронизма, выпадение из синхронизмаloss of phase — 1. отключение (обрыв) фазы 2. выпадение из синхронизма, нарушение синхронизмаloss of synchronism — нарушение синхронизма, выпадение из синхронизма-
absorption loss
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accumulated loss
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activation loss
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active return loss
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added loss
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additional iron loss
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aircraft control loss
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airscrew slip loss
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alternating hysteresis loss
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altitude loss
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antenna-to-medium coupling loss
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aperture loss
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apparent power loss
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arc-drop loss
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ashpit loss
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atmospheric evaporation loss
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attenuation loss
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attrition loss
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avoidable loss
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backwash loss
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baking loss
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balance return loss
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banking loss
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bearing friction loss
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bending loss
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bit loss
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bleeding loss of greases
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boil-off losses
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branching loss
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breathing loss
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bridging loss
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brush contact resistance loss
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brush friction loss
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bulk resistive loss
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burn-off loss
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cable loss
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canal loss
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capacitor loss
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capacity loss
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carbon loss
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carpet loss
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choke loss
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circulating current loss
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circulating loss
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cladding loss
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clad loss
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coil loss
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cold loss
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commutator loss
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component loss
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compression loss
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conduction loss
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connection loss
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constant loss
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contact loss
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convection loss
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convective loss
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conversion loss
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conveyance loss
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cooling loss
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copper loss
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core loss
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corona power loss
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corrosion loss
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counting loss
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coupling loss
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current loss
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diameter loss
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dielectric absorption loss
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dielectric loss
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dielectric hysteresis loss
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directional control loss
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discharge loss
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dispersion loss
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dissipation loss
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dissipative loss
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distillation loss
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distribution loss
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divergence loss
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dot loss
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draft loss
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dust loss
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dusting loss
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early loss
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echo return loss
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eddy-current loss
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edge loss
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elastic loss
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electric loss
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end loss
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entrance loss
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equivalent power loss
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evaporation loss
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evaporative loss
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excitation loss
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exit loss
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external beat loss
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fiber loss
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field I2R loss
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filling loss
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filter loss
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fixed loss
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flow loss
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form loss
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free-space loss
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Fresnel loss
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friction loss
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fuel tank loss
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gap loss
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generation losses
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gyromagnetic resonance loss
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harmonic tooth-ripple loss
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head loss
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head-to-tape spacing loss
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heat loss
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heat-leak loss
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hysteresis loss
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I2R loss
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idling loss
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implementation loss
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incremental hysteresis loss
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incremental losses
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individual process loss
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induction loss
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in-process loss
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insertion loss
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instrument wall loss
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insulation loss
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interaction loss
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intermodulation loss
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interstage loss
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intrinsic loss
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inverse loss
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ionization loss
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iron loss
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irrigation loss
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jacket loss
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Joule's loss
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kerf loss
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keying loss
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late loss
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latent heat loss
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leakage loss
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light leakage loss
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line loss
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linewidth loss
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link loss
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load loss
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magnetic hysteresis loss
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magnetic iron loss
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magnetic loss
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mass loss
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mechanical loss
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melting loss
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metal loss
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milling loss
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mining loss
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mismatch loss
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mode conversion loss
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multipath loss
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net loss
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no-load loss
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ohmic loss
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oil stock loss
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on-state power loss
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open circuit loss
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operational loss
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optical loss
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oven loss
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overall loss
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oxidational loss
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partial mud loss
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path loss
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permeation loss of gasoline
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piezoelectric loss
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pipe bend loss
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pipe loss
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plasma loss
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pointing loss
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power loss
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preparation loss
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pressure loss
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pressure rapid loss
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process loss
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propagation loss
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pumping loss
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radiant loss
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radiation loss
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reactive power loss
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real loss
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refining loss
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reflection loss
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refraction loss
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refrigeration loss
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regularity return loss
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reject loss
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relaxation loss
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residual loss
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resistance loss
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resonance loss
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restriction loss
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return loss
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rheostatic loss
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roasting loss
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rotational loss
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rusting loss
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salting loss
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scattering loss
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secondary loss
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self-demagnetization loss
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shadow loss
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sheath loss
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short-circuit loss
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shrinkage loss
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shutdown loss
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signing return loss
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slip loss
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specific loss
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spillover loss
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splicing loss
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spreading loss
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stack loss
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standby loss
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standing evaporation loss
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startup thermal loss
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steady-state loss
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storage loss
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strand loss
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stray-field loss
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stray-load loss
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supplementary loss
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tailing loss
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targeting loss
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temperature loss
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thickness loss
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torque retention loss
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total loss
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tracking loss
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transformer loss
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transition loss
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transmission line loss
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transmission loss
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treatment loss
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tropospheric loss
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turn-off power loss
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vaporization loss
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variable loss
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volatilization loss
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voltage loss
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volt-ampere loss
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volumetric loss
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wall loss
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warm-end loss
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waste-heat loss
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water loss
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watt loss
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weight loss
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wheeling loss
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5 check
1) контроль; проверка || контролировать; проверять || контрольный; проверочный (см. тж checking)2) контрольное устройство; эталонный калибр3) остановка; задержка || останавливать; задерживать6) трещина7) запирать; стопорить•to check in — регистрировать поступление, регистрировать ввод
- active checkto check out — регистрировать вывод, регистрировать выход, регистрировать удаление
- air check
- alignment check
- analytical gear check
- assembly check
- automatic check
- balance check
- ball check
- blade angle check
- blade high check
- blueing check
- built-in automatic check
- built-in checks
- calibration check
- clamp check
- CMM's spot check
- cold check
- collision check
- concentricity check
- consistency check
- conversion check
- cutter comparison check
- cycle check
- cyclic redundancy check
- diagnostic check
- diagram check
- dimensional check
- double check
- dynamic check
- dynamic computer check
- experimental check
- fault-finding check
- forbidden-combination check
- forbidden-digit check
- formatting check
- functional check
- functional gear check
- grinding check
- integrity check
- interference check
- involute check
- leak check
- local check
- long-cycle check
- manual check
- match check
- MMC check
- multidiameter check
- multiple check
- multiple switching check
- nondestructive check
- numerical check
- odd-even check
- odd-parity check
- operational check
- overall dimensional checks
- parametric check
- parity check
- pin check
- positioning check
- preventive check
- probe check
- programmed logic check
- quality check
- radial runout check
- real time error check
- redundant check
- redundant-data check
- self-diagnostic check
- sharpening check
- spacing check of cutters
- spot check
- statistical check
- substitution check
- summation check
- surface check
- test check
- tooth contact check
- zero position checkEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > check
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6 temperature
- absolute temperature - air temperature - ambient temperature - atmospheric temperature - balance of temperature - boiling temperature - breathing line temperature - brittleness temperature - ceiling temperature - Celsius temperature - cold temperature - colour temperature - comfort temperature - curing temperature - delivery temperature - dew-point temperature - dissociation temperature - drop of temperature - effective temperature - Fahrenheit temperature - fail temperature - floor temperature - flow temperature - fluxing temperature - indoor temperature - Kelvin temperature - melting temperature - mix temperature - operating temperature - outdoor temperature - outlet temperature - outside air temperature - radiation-convection temperature - reduced temperature - rise of temperature - saturation temperature - storage temperature - surface temperature - transport temperature - warm temperature - wet-bulb temperature - zero temperatureto control temperature — контролировать температуру; регулировать температуру
* * *температура- temperature of adiabatic saturation
- accumulated temperature
- ambient temperature
- auto-ignition temperature
- boiler flow temperature
- comfort temperature
- condensing temperature
- curing temperature
- delivery temperature
- design temperature
- dewpoint temperature
- difference temperature
- discharge temperature
- dry bulb temperature
- dry resultant temperature
- ductile brittle transition temperature
- effective temperature
- environmental temperature
- equilibrium temperature
- equivalent temperature
- evaporating temperature
- excess temperature
- external temperature
- flow temperature
- freezing temperature
- globe temperature
- ignition temperature
- indoor temperature
- initial temperature
- inside temperature
- internal temperature
- maximum effective bridge temperature
- mean radiant temperature
- minimum effective bridge temperature
- mix temperature
- nil-ductility temperature
- operating temperature
- operative temperature
- outdoor temperature
- outside temperature
- radiant temperature
- radiation temperature
- resultant air temperature
- return temperature
- saturation temperature
- screen wet bulb temperature
- sling wet bulb temperature
- sol-air temperature
- suction temperature
- surface temperature
- terminal temperature
- thermodynamic wet bulb temperature
- transition temperature
- wet bulb temperature
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