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бассейн имя существительное:плавательный бассейн (swimming pool, pool, swimming bath, natatorium, piscine)совокупность ставок (pool, pot)глагол: -
123 Pool
Бассейн имя существительное:плавательный бассейн (swimming pool, pool, swimming bath, natatorium, piscine)совокупность ставок (pool, pot)глагол: -
124 reservoir
водохранилище имя существительное: -
125 pools
бассейны имя существительное:плавательный бассейн (swimming pool, pool, swimming bath, natatorium, piscine)совокупность ставок (pool, pot)глагол: -
126 swimming pool
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127 flow
1) течение; поток || течь2) сток3) расход, дебит4) растекание; расплыв(ание) || растекаться; расплываться5) пластическая деформация || претерпевать пластическую деформацию6) текучесть7) нефт. фонтанирование || фонтанировать8) нефт. добыча9) подвижность (напр. бетонной смеси)10) технологический маршрут; последовательность операций11) гидр. движение12) непрерывная подача энергии (электрической, тепловой)13) наводнение; затопление; разлив14) отводная труба16) разлив ( лакокрасочного покрытия)17) выпрессовка, грат (в прессовании пластмасс, резины)•to bypass flows — гидр. 1. пропускать строительные расходы по обводному каналу 2. пропускать паводок в обход сооруженияflow of catchment — сток водосбросаflow of control — 1. процесс управления 2. алгоритм управления; поток (команд) управленияflow of ground — пластическая деформация грунта-
adiabatic flow
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air flow
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air-mass flow
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airport traffic flow
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air-water flow
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all-gas flow
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annual flow
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annular flow
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annular two-phase flow
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annular-dispersed flow
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approach flow
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artesian flow
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available flow
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average annual flow
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axial flow
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backward flow
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back flow
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base flow
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bearing form oil flow
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behind-the-casing flow
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blade-to-blade flow
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boiling channel flow
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boundary layer flow
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break flow
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bubble flow
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bubbly flow
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bulk flow
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bypass flow
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cascade flow
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channel flow
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chip flow
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chugging flow
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churn-turbulent flow
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churn flow
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climbing film flow
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cocurrent catalyst flow
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cocurrent flow
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coherent boiling flow
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cold flow
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command-status flow
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communication flow
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constant flow
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continuous flow
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control flow
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controlled flow
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convergent flow
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coolant flow
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corkscrewlike flow
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countercurrent flow
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critical flow
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cross flow
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current flow
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daily flow
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data flow
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decaying swirl flow
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density-stratified flow
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design water flow
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developed flow
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developed turbulent flow
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direct surface flow
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dispersed flow
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divergent flow
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diversion flow
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down flow
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downstream flow
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downward flow
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drainage flow
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droplet-dispersed flow
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droplet-free flow
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dust flow
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energy flow
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estimated flow
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evaporating flow
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exergy flow
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exhaust flow
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failure flow
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fictitious heat flow
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filter fluid flow
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flood flow
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fluid flow
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fog flow
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forced flow
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forward flow
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free flow
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free-surface flow
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freight flow
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frictional flow
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froth flow
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frozen flow
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full flow
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gas flow
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gas piston flow
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gas-liquid flow
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generalized Couette flow
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glass flow
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grain-boundary flow
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gravity flow
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groundwater flow
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heat flow
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high flow
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high-velocity bypass flow
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homogeneous flow
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horizontal flow
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hydraulically smooth wind flow
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hydroelectric flow
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ice flow
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incident flow
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incoming flow
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induced flow
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information flow
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ink flow
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instruction flow
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insurge flow
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interconnection tie flow
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intermittent flow
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interrupt flow
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interstitial flow
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inverse annular flow
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irrigation return flow
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irrotational flow
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isothermal flow
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Knudsen flow
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laminar flow
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lateral flow
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leakage flow
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leak flow
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letdown flow
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liquid-vapor flow
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load flow
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low Reynolds number flow
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low-velocity flow
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low-water flow
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magnetic flow
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makeup flow
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mass flow
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mean flow
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metered flow
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mist flow
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mixed flow
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molecular flow
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motion flow
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mud-and-stone flow
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multiphase flow
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natural flow
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near-bottom flow
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negative core flow
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no-load flow
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noncontinuous flow
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nonstationary flow
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nonswirling flow
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nonuniform flow
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nozzle flow
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n-sequential orifice flow
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open-channel flow
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outsurge flow
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oven flow
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overbank flow
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peak flow
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pipe flow
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piston flow
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plain-strain flow
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plastic flow
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plug flow
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positive core flow
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positive flow
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postcombustion flow
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potential flow
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power flow
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pressure flow
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primary coolant flow
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primary flow
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priority flow
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process flow
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pulsating flow
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pump output flow
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pump flow
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radial flow
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ram air flow
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reattached flow
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recirculating flow
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recirculating turbulent flow
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recorded flow
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recycling flow
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reduced flow
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reflux flow
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regulated flow
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retarded flow
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return flow
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reverse core steam flow
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reverse flow
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reverse-direction flow
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ripple flow
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riser flow
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river flow
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rotating flow
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routed flow
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seasonal flow
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seepage flow
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self-adapting production flow
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self-aligning production flow
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semiannular flow
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separate flow
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serrated flow
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servovalve control flow
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shear flow
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sheet flow
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sliding flow
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slip flow
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slipless flow
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slugging flow
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slug flow
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smooth flow
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snow flow
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soil water flow
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split flow
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steady-state flow
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steady flow
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steering flow
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storm flow
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stratified flow
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streamline flow
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streamlined production flow
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submerged flow
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subsonic flow
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subsurface water flow
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supergeostrophic flow
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supersonic flow
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surface-water flow
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surface flow
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surge flow
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swirling flow
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swirl flow
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thermally disordered flow
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three-dimensional flow
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throttled flow
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tidal flow
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tip-leakage flow
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total coolant flow
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total flow
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total loop flow
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traffic flow
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true mass flow
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turbulent flow
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two-component flow
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two-dimensional flow
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two-phase critical flow
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two-phase gas-liquid flow
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unbalanced flow
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uncontrolled flow
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undershot orifice flow
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undimensional heat flow
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unimpeded flow
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unit peak flow
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unsteady-state flow
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unsteady flow
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upward flow
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variable-area flow
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viscous flow
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volume flow
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vortex flow
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water flow
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wave flow
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wavy flow
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weight flow
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weir flow
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well natural flow
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wind flow
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wind-induced flow
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128 watershed
водораздел
Граница между смежными водосборами;
различают поверхностный и подземный водоразделы.
[Терминологический словарь по строительству на 12 языках (ВНИИИС Госстроя СССР)]
водораздел
Граница между смежными водосборами.
[ ГОСТ 19179-73]
водораздел
Линия на земной поверхности между двумя смежными водотоками или их системами (бассейнами рек, океанов).
[ Словарь геологических терминов и понятий. Томский Государственный Университет]Тематики
- геология, геофизика
- гидрология суши
Обобщающие термины
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FR
водосбор
Участок земной поверхности и толщи почв и горных пород, ограниченный водоразделами, откуда вода поступает к водному объекту
[Терминологический словарь по строительству на 12 языках (ВНИИИС Госстроя СССР)]
водосбор
Часть земной поверхности и толща почв и горных пород, откуда вода поступает к водному объекту.
[ ГОСТ 19179-73]Тематики
EN
DE
FR
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > watershed
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