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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > cadence braking
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > cadence braking
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Автомобильный термин: прерывистое торможение -
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торможение; стопорение; затормаживание; II тормозящий; стопорный; тормозящий- braking area - braking characteristic - braking circuit - braking clamp - braking club - braking condition - braking conditions - braking contact - braking contactor - braking controller - braking couple - braking current - braking cycle - braking cylinder - braking deceleration - braking device - braking distance - braking during cornering - braking effect - braking efficiency - braking effort - braking element - braking energy - braking factor - braking fault - braking fluid - braking force - braking force limiter - braking-force metering - braking force regulator - braking frequency - braking grade - braking heat - braking laws - braking length - braking liquid - braking load - braking magnet - braking mode - braking moment - braking operation - braking path - braking period - braking performance - braking position - braking power - braking pressure - braking ratio - braking regulations - braking relay - braking resistor - braking response - braking retardation - braking rheostat - braking service - braking stability - braking stress - braking surface - braking surface capacity - braking system - braking temperature - braking test - braking time - braking time to standstill - braking torque - braking value - braking voltage - braking weight transfer - braking with motor - braking work - aerodynamic braking - divided braking - dynamic braking - eddy-current braking - electric braking - emergency braking - engine braking - gradual braking - hard braking - magnetic braking - motor braking - panic braking - pneumatic braking - progressive braking - regenerative braking - repeated braking - reverse-current braking - rheostatic braking - service braking - spacing braking - split braking - stab braking - uniform braking -
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торможение || тормозящийbraking to a stop — торможение до полной остановки-
aerodynamic braking
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cadence braking
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countercurrent braking
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cycling braking
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dc injection braking
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downhill braking
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dynamic braking
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eddy-current braking
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electric braking
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electromagnetic braking
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electromagnetic solenoid braking
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electropneumatic braking
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emergency braking
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energy storage braking
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engine braking
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exhaust braking
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frictional braking
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friction braking
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full braking
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graded braking
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gradual braking
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graduate braking
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hard braking
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intermittent braking
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magnetic braking
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mechanical braking
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motor braking
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plug braking
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pneumatic braking
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pump braking
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regenerative braking
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repeated brakings
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resistance braking
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reverse-current braking
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rheostatic braking
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safe braking
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service braking
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spacing braking
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step-by-step braking
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strip braking
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target braking
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thrust braking
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торможение || тормозной- automatic braking
- cadence braking
- divided braking
- emergency braking
- engine braking
- hard braking
- motor braking
- panic braking
- progressive braking
- regenerative braking
- repeated braking
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- stab braking
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > прерывистое торможение
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