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1 calculated solidification velocity
Автоматика: рассчитанная скорость затвердеванияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > calculated solidification velocity
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2 calculated solidification velocity
English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > calculated solidification velocity
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3 velocity
1) скорость4) оборачиваемость ( средств)•- angular velocity
- axis velocity
- bulk velocity
- calculated solidification velocity
- circumferential velocity
- computing velocity
- coordinate velocity
- driver velocity
- entrance velocity
- exhaust velocity
- flow velocity
- fluid velocity
- generalized velocity
- grown-front velocity
- impact velocity
- increment velocity
- incremental path velocity
- inlet velocity
- instantaneous velocity
- joint velocity
- lengthwise sliding velocity
- linear velocity
- oil-flow velocity
- outlet velocity
- output velocity
- path velocity
- peripheral velocity
- pitch line velocity
- profile sliding velocity
- reference-frame velocity
- relative normal velocity
- resultant sliding velocity
- rim velocity
- rotary velocity
- rotational velocity
- rubbing velocity
- servo velocity
- sliding velocity
- striking velocity
- surface velocity
- tool-point velocity
- translation velocity
- uniform velocity
- variable increment velocity
- vectorial velocity
- velocity of moving space
- vibration velocity
- wave velocityEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > velocity
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