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1 compressive force path
- compressive force path
- nтраектория [линия] действия сжимающей силы
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > compressive force path
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1) Строительство: траектория действия сжимающей силы2) Макаров: линия действия сжимающей силыУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > compressive force path
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траектория [линия] действия сжимающей силы -
4 path
- path
- n1. путь; трасса; маршрут; полоса движения
2. траектория
- path of escape
- path of nose gear
- path of transfer loads
- approach-departure path
- compressive force path
- critical path
- drainage path
- flanking path
- glide path
- heat flow path
- jet path
- leakage path
- noise path
- seepage path
- stress path
- takeoff flight path
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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5 path
1) путь; тропа; дорожка3) тротуар•- path of percolation - path of seepage - borehole path - cantilevered foot path - circular path - drainage path - foot path - glide path - heat flow path - leakage path - percolation path - roller path - seepage path - shortest path of percolation - strain path - stress path - tow path* * *1. путь; трасса; маршрут; полоса движения2. траектория- path of escape
- path of nose gear
- path of transfer loads
- approach-departure path
- compressive force path
- critical path
- drainage path
- flanking path
- glide path
- heat flow path
- jet path
- leakage path
- noise path
- seepage path
- stress path
- takeoff flight path -
6 force
1. сила; усилие/ прикладывать усилие/ силовой2. вынуждать3. форсировать4. персонал < предприятия>5. (войсковое) соединение; части и соединения; подразделенияforce at the hubforce due to pitchingforce due to rollingforce on the pitch controlforce per unit lengthforces due to aerodynamic hinge moments1/rev forceacceleration forceaccelerative forceactuating forceactuator forceaerobatic forcesaerodynamic forceaft stick forceair forceairborne early warning forceairframe forceairframe aerodynamic forceantiautorotational forceapplied forceaxial forcebackward rotated forcebalancing forceballoon's supporting forcebending forcebody axis aerodynamic forcesbraking forcebreak-out forcebuffet onset normal forcebuffeting forcebuoyant forcecancellation forcecarrier forcecarrier forcescentrifugal forcecentripetal forcechordwise forcescirculatory forcecombined test forcecompressive forceconcentrated forceconstraint forcecontact forcecontrol forcecontrol feel forcecontroller forcecontrolling forceCoriolis forcecornering forcecrack driving forcecross-stream forcecrush forcedamper forcedamper spring forcedamping forcedeceleration forcedecelerative forcedestabilizing forcedissipative forcesdisturbance forcedownward forcedrag forceEBO forceejection forceejection forceselastic forceembarked forceexciting forceexhaust forceseye balls out forcefield forcefinite forcefracture forcefriction forcefrictional forceG forcegeneralized forceground contact forcegyroscopic forcehub shear forceimpact forceimpulsive forcein-flight tanker forcein-phase forceinertia forceinertial forceinlet forcesin-plane forceinput forceinteraction forceinterface forcelateral forcelateral stick forcelateral-directional forcesleading-edge suction forcelift forcelongitudinal forcelongitudinal stick forcemaneuver forcemass forcemembrane forcemodal forcesnet forcenormal forcenormal-to-path forcesonce-per-revolution forceoscillatory forceout-of-phase forceoverall forcepedal forceperturbation forcespitch forcepitch stick forcepoint forcepower plant forcespressure forcespropelling forcepropulsion forcepropulsive forcepushing forceradial drag forceredundant forcesrepulsive forcerestoring forceresultant forceretarding forceretroactive forceroot mean square forcerotational forcerotor forcerotor forcesrotor head forcesrudder pedal forceseagoing air forcessection forceshear forceside forcespring forcestability axis aerodynamic forcesstick forcestick force per gstick force per inchstick force to trimstretching forcesuckdown forcesuction forcesurface forcetail forcetask forcetension forcethrust forcetorque forcetransverse forcetransverse shearing forcetrim forceV/STOL air forcevibration forcesvibratory forcesvirtual forcevortex forcevortex-induced forcevortical forcewind forcesyaw forceyawing force -
7 point
1) точка2) позиция, заданная позиция; координата; положение ( рабочего органа)3) остриё; заострённый наконечник || заострять4) вершина ( сверла или фрезы)6) центр ( токарного станка)7) носок ( напильника)8) заборная часть ( метчика)•at the point of manufacture — у производственного оборудования, непосредственно у производственного оборудования
- abrasive pointpoints taken — точки отсчёта, измерительные точки
- absolute zero point
- action point
- addressable point
- Airy points
- assembly points
- balanced null point
- ball point
- base point
- bedding point
- bending point
- blade point
- branch point
- branching point
- break point
- break-even point
- breaking point
- calculation contact point
- center point
- change feed points
- change point
- check point
- chuck point
- chucking point
- clearance point
- commence feed point
- common point
- communication point
- compressive yield point
- cone point
- connection points
- considering point
- contact point
- contour points
- control point
- correct point
- critical point of pitting
- critical point of scoring
- critical point
- critical thermal point
- crossing point
- cup point
- cutting path supporting points
- cutting point
- data points
- datum point
- dead point
- decimal point
- decision point
- departure point
- design point
- destination point
- diamond grinding point
- docking point
- dog point
- double-angle point
- drill point
- drilling point
- drop point
- drop-off point
- electronic zero point
- end point
- ending point of mesh
- ending point
- fatigue point
- finish point
- fixed focal point of laser beam
- fixed point
- fixed reference point
- fixturing point
- flat point
- flat screw point
- flex point
- flexible point
- focal point of stress
- focal point
- force point
- full-dog point
- functionally critical points
- gaging point
- gimlet point
- grasping center point
- grid point
- half-dog point
- half-way point
- hanger screw point
- helical point
- high point
- hinge point
- I/O points
- indicator point
- infeed changeover point
- initial point
- initial starting point
- input point
- inspection point
- installed measuring points
- interference point
- interpolated point
- joining points
- junction point
- key measurement point
- laser impingement point
- lattice-type measuring points
- let-go point
- limit normal point
- load/unload point
- load-bearing points
- locating reference point
- location reference point
- long-dog point
- low point
- lower yield point
- lubrication points
- machine home point
- maintenance point
- manipulator end point
- mass point
- mean point
- measurement point
- measuring point
- melting point
- microcontact points
- monitoring point
- mounting point
- neutral point
- nip point
- nodal point
- node point
- nominal design point
- noncolinear points
- nonslip point
- notched point
- operating point
- optimum CPD point
- optimum point
- outermost point
- out-of-tolerance point
- output point
- oval point
- pallet change point
- part pickup point
- part program set point
- passing point
- pick-up point
- pinch point
- pitch point
- pivot point
- pivotal point
- plotted points
- point of application
- point of beam application
- point of control
- point of cut
- point of divergence
- point of engagement
- point of light
- point of load application
- point of load concentration
- point of mesh
- point of operation
- point of tangency
- point of tooth
- positioning point
- predetermined tool-force point
- primary referential machining point
- probe tip point
- program original point
- quiescent point
- reference measurement point
- reference point
- reference-starting point
- reinforcement point
- rest point
- retract end point
- reversing point
- ring-shaped laser focal point
- ring-shaped laser point
- run-off point
- run-on point
- scan points
- scanned-in points
- scrape point
- scribed point
- selected point on the cutting edge
- selected point
- self-centering point
- sensor point
- set point
- shift point
- short-dog point with rounded end
- short-dog point with truncated cone end
- short-dog point
- shut off point
- singular point
- spear point
- spigot point
- spiral point
- split point
- stable equilibrium point
- stable point
- start point
- starting point of mesh
- starting point
- stop point
- strategic points
- stress point
- summing point
- support point
- supporting point
- swage tooth point
- swaged tooth point
- swinging base pivot point
- switch point
- switching point
- tapering point
- target point
- taught pickup point
- taught points
- tensile yield point
- test point
- thinned point
- thread point
- tight point of mesh
- tool center point
- tool point
- tool transfer point
- tool wear warning point
- tool zero point
- tooth point
- torque shut off point
- touch point
- touched point
- tracer point
- trammel point
- transfer point
- transition point
- travel end point
- trip point
- tripping points
- truncated cone point
- turning point
- use point
- visa point
- weld point
- working point
- yield point
- zero point
- zero reference pointEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > point
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