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1 air ratio
nAUTO proporción de aire f -
2 air
12 nGAS gas de aire mTV aire m3 vtCOAL, CONST, PRINT, RECYCL, SAFE, THERMO airearWATER TRANSP hold, bilges airear, ventilar45 -
3 air-fuel ratio
nTRANSP relación del aire al combustible f -
4 L-D ratio
AIR TRANSP coeficiente de planeo m, coeficiente de rendimiento aerodinámico m -
5 lift-drag ratio
AIR TRANSP coeficiente de rendimiento aerodinámico m, aircraft efficiency coeficiente de planeo mPHYS rendimiento aerodinámico mWATER TRANSP naval architecture rendimiento hidrodinámico m -
6 advance diameter ratio
nAIR TRANSP propeller proporción del diámetro de avance fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > advance diameter ratio
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7 aeroplane mass ratio
n (BrE)AIR TRANSP proporción de la masa del aeroplano f -
8 airplane mass ratio
n (AmE)AIR TRANSP proporción de la masa del aeroplano f -
9 aspect ratio
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10 bypass ratio
nAIR TRANSP proporción de desvío f -
11 control gearing ratio
nAIR TRANSP proporción de los engranajes de control fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > control gearing ratio
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12 engine-pressure ratio
nAIR TRANSP proporción de presión del motor fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > engine-pressure ratio
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13 fineness ratio
nAIR TRANSP streamlined body proporción de esbeltez f, relación de la fineza fMECH ENG alargamiento m, esbeltez f -
14 glide ratio
nAIR TRANSP proporción de planeo f -
15 inflow ratio
nAIR TRANSP proporción de entrada del flujo f -
16 pitch-diameter ratio
nAIR TRANSP propeller relación del diámetro del cabeceo f, relación del diámetro del paso f -
17 power-weight ratio
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18 thickness-cord ratio
nAIR TRANSP of aerofoil section proporción grosor-cuerda f -
19 water
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20 engine
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