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1 dense pinch
плотный самостягивающийся разряд
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[Я.Н.Лугинский, М.С.Фези-Жилинская, Ю.С.Кабиров. Англо-русский словарь по электротехнике и электроэнергетике, Москва, 1999 г.]Тематики
- электротехника, основные понятия
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > dense pinch
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2 dense pinch
Электроника: плотный самостягивающийся разряд -
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The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > dense pinch
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7 pinch
1) самостягивающийся разряд, пинч || самостягиваться, шнуроваться ( о разряде в плазме)3) стеснённое положение; неудобная позиция•- collision-free pinch
- combined pinch
- cylindrical pinch
- dense pinch
- diffuse pinch
- dynamic pinch
- equilibrium pinch
- fast pinch
- high-voltage pinch
- linear pinch
- magnetic pinch
- screw pinch
- stabilized pinch
- theta pinch
- toroidal pinch
- Vulcan nerve pinch
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1) самостягивающийся разряд, пинч || самостягиваться, шнуроваться ( о разряде в плазме)3) стеснённое положение; неудобная позиция•- θ pinch- belt pinch
- collision-free pinch
- combined pinch
- cylindrical pinch
- dense pinch
- diffuse pinch
- dynamic pinch
- equilibrium pinch
- fast pinch
- high-voltage pinch
- linear pinch
- magnetic pinch
- screw pinch
- stabilized pinch
- theta pinch
- toroidal pinch
- Vulcan nerve pinchThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > pinch
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9 dense Z-pinch
Ядерная физика: плотный Z-пинч, плотный зета-пинч, DZP -
10 dense zeta pinch
Ядерная физика: плотный Z-пинч, плотный зета-пинч, DZP -
11 DZP
Ядерная физика: плотный Z-пинч, плотный зета-пинч, dense Z-pinch, dense zeta pinch -
12 plasma
1) плазма2) положительный столб ( тлеющего разряда), положительное тлеющее свечение•- activated plasma
- afterglow plasma
- alternating-current plasma
- anode plasma
- arc plasma
- arc-discharge plasma
- avalanche plasma
- background plasma
- bounded plasma
- cathode plasma
- cathode-spot plasma
- charge-exchange plasma
- cold plasma
- collapsing plasma
- collisionless plasma
- confined plasma
- constant-pressure plasma
- cosmic plasma
- Coulomb plasma
- counterstreaming plasma
- current-carrying plasma
- current-free plasma
- dense plasma
- diffused plasma
- diffusing plasma
- dilute plasma
- discharge plasma
- disturbed plasma
- drifting plasma
- electrodeless plasma
- electron plasma
- electron-hole plasma
- electron-ion plasma
- electron-positron plasma
- electron-proton plasma
- energetic plasma
- equilibrium plasma
- equipotential plasma
- exosphere plasma
- exploded-wire plasma
- exploding-wire plasma
- extraterrestial plasma
- free plasma
- free-carrier plasma
- fully ionized plasma
- fusion plasma
- gas plasma
- gas-discharge plasma
- gyroelectric plasma
- gyromagnetic plasma
- gyrotropic plasma
- helically rotating plasma
- high-beta plasma
- high-density plasma
- high-energy plasma
- high-frequency plasma
- high-temperature plasma
- hot plasma
- hot-electron cold-ion plasma
- hot-ion plasma
- hydrogen plasma
- impact-ionized plasma
- injected plasma
- interplanetary plasma
- interstellar plasma
- ion plasma
- ion-dominated plasma
- ion-electron plasma
- ion-ion plasma
- ionospheric plasma
- isothermal plasma
- isotropic plasma
- laminar plasma
- laser-heated plasma
- laser-induced plasma
- laser-induced plasma created above surface
- laser-irradiated plasma
- laser-produced plasma
- linearly graded plasma
- longitudinally magnetized plasma
- Lorentz plasma
- low-beta plasma
- low-density plasma
- low-pressure plasma
- low-temperature plasma
- luminescent plasma
- luminous plasma
- magnetically confined plasma
- magnetized plasma
- magnetoactive plasma
- magnetoionic plasma
- magnetospheric plasma
- microwave plasma
- microwave-discharge plasma
- microwave-heated plasma
- monochromatic-electron plasma
- monocomponent plasma
- multicomponent plasma
- multipactoring plasma
- near-Earth plasma
- neutral plasma
- neutron-producing plasma
- nondegenerate plasma
- nonequilibrium plasma
- nonisothermal plasma
- nonneutral plasma
- nonrelativistic plasma
- one-carrier plasma
- one-fluid plasma
- opaque plasma
- optically excited plasma
- overdense plasma
- partially ionized plasma
- planar stratified plasma
- polycomponent plasma
- preionized plasma
- quasi-equilibrium plasma
- quasi-neutral plasma
- quiescent plasma
- radiating plasma
- radiation-produced plasma
- rarefied plasma
- recombining plasma
- reentry plasma
- residual plasma
- resistive plasma
- resonant plasma
- secondary plasma
- self-confined plasma
- self-generated plasma
- self-induced plasma
- self-pinched plasma
- self-sustaining plasma
- semiconductor plasma
- shock heated plasma
- shock-tube plasma
- solar plasma
- solar-wind plasma
- solid-state plasma
- stable plasma
- stationary plasma
- steady-state plasma
- streamer plasma
- stripped plasma
- supercooled plasma
- thermal plasma
- thermodynamically equilibrium plasma
- thermonuclear plasma
- theta-pinch plasma
- toroidal plasma
- toroidal octupole plasma
- toroidal quadrupole plasma
- transient plasma
- trapped plasma
- turbulent plasma
- two-carrier plasma
- uncompensated plasma
- undisturbed plasma
- unmagnetized plasma
- unstable plasma
- warm plasma
- weakly ionized plasma
- well-ionized plasma
- θ-pinch plasma -
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1) плазма2) положительный столб ( тлеющего разряда), положительное тлеющее свечение•- accelerating plasma
- activated plasma
- afterglow plasma
- alternating-current plasma
- anode plasma
- arc plasma
- arc-discharge plasma
- avalanche plasma
- background plasma
- bounded plasma
- cathode plasma
- cathode-spot plasma
- charge-exchange plasma
- cold plasma
- collapsing plasma
- collisionless plasma
- confined plasma
- constant-pressure plasma
- cosmic plasma
- Coulomb plasma
- counterstreaming plasma
- current-carrying plasma
- current-free plasma
- dense plasma
- diffused plasma
- diffusing plasma
- dilute plasma
- discharge plasma
- disturbed plasma
- drifting plasma
- electrodeless plasma
- electron plasma
- electron-hole plasma
- electron-ion plasma
- electron-positron plasma
- electron-proton plasma
- energetic plasma
- equilibrium plasma
- equipotential plasma
- exosphere plasma
- exploded-wire plasma
- exploding-wire plasma
- extraterrestial plasma
- free plasma
- free-carrier plasma
- fully ionized plasma
- fusion plasma
- gas plasma
- gas-discharge plasma
- gyroelectric plasma
- gyromagnetic plasma
- gyrotropic plasma
- helically rotating plasma
- high-beta plasma
- high-density plasma
- high-energy plasma
- high-frequency plasma
- high-temperature plasma
- hot plasma
- hot-electron cold-ion plasma
- hot-ion plasma
- hydrogen plasma
- impact-ionized plasma
- injected plasma
- interplanetary plasma
- interstellar plasma
- ion plasma
- ion-dominated plasma
- ion-electron plasma
- ion-ion plasma
- ionospheric plasma
- isothermal plasma
- isotropic plasma
- laminar plasma
- laser-heated plasma
- laser-induced plasma created above surface
- laser-induced plasma
- laser-irradiated plasma
- laser-produced plasma
- linearly graded plasma
- longitudinally magnetized plasma
- Lorentz plasma
- low-beta plasma
- low-density plasma
- low-pressure plasma
- low-temperature plasma
- luminescent plasma
- luminous plasma
- magnetically confined plasma
- magnetized plasma
- magnetoactive plasma
- magnetoionic plasma
- magnetospheric plasma
- microwave plasma
- microwave-discharge plasma
- microwave-heated plasma
- monochromatic-electron plasma
- monocomponent plasma
- multicomponent plasma
- multipactoring plasma
- near-Earth plasma
- neutral plasma
- neutron-producing plasma
- nondegenerate plasma
- nonequilibrium plasma
- nonisothermal plasma
- nonneutral plasma
- nonrelativistic plasma
- one-carrier plasma
- one-fluid plasma
- opaque plasma
- optically excited plasma
- overdense plasma
- partially ionized plasma
- planar stratified plasma
- polycomponent plasma
- preionized plasma
- quasi-equilibrium plasma
- quasi-neutral plasma
- quiescent plasma
- radiating plasma
- radiation-produced plasma
- rarefied plasma
- recombining plasma
- reentry plasma
- residual plasma
- resistive plasma
- resonant plasma
- secondary plasma
- self-confined plasma
- self-generated plasma
- self-induced plasma
- self-pinched plasma
- self-sustaining plasma
- semiconductor plasma
- shock heated plasma
- shock-tube plasma
- solar plasma
- solar-wind plasma
- solid-state plasma
- stable plasma
- stationary plasma
- steady-state plasma
- streamer plasma
- stripped plasma
- supercooled plasma
- thermal plasma
- thermodynamically equilibrium plasma
- thermonuclear plasma
- theta-pinch plasma
- toroidal octupole plasma
- toroidal plasma
- toroidal quadrupole plasma
- transient plasma
- trapped plasma
- turbulent plasma
- two-carrier plasma
- uncompensated plasma
- undisturbed plasma
- unmagnetized plasma
- unstable plasma
- warm plasma
- weakly ionized plasma
- well-ionized plasmaThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > plasma
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1) горн. несработавший шпур3) керноотборник, грунтонос ( аппарат для отбора образцов пород из стенки скважины)5) инжектор; распылитель6) шприц, нагнетатель ( для пластичной смазки)7) форсунка8) металлизатор, металлизационный пистолет10) сварочные клещи12) ружье; пушка13) космонавт. трубчатая пусковая направляющая•-
abrasive jet gun
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ac gun
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air gun
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annular gun
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anticomet-tail gun
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antisetoff spray gun
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bent gun
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bipotential focus gun
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blue gun
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bullet gun
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capsule-type jet gun
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casing gun
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cement gun
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cleaning gun
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close-coupled work-accelerated gun
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CO2 gun
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coaxial-coil gun
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compressor gun
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concrete gun
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crossed-field gun
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dense plasma gun
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desoldering gun
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diesel-oil gun
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Dinoseis gas gun
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distant gun
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double bipotential gun
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double-barrel mud gun
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electric gun
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electromagnetic rocket gun
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electron gun
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electron-beam melting gun
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electrostatic gun
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electrostatic powder gun
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erasing gun
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expendable capsule jet gun
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explosive actuated gun
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feed gun
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field-emitting electron gun
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flooding gun
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flood gun
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fog gun
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gas gun
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glow-discharge gun
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grease gun
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green gun
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hand-held gun
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heat gun
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heavy-caliber bullet gun
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high-density plasmoid gun
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high-unipotential focus gun
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high-voltage bipotential gun
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holding gun
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hollow-carrier jet gun
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hydraulic gun
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hydraulic welding gun
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hypervelocity gun
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in-line firing gun
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in-line guns
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ion gun
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irrigation gun
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jet gun
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line-throwing gun
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low-pressure gun
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lubricating gun
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magnetic gun
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marking gun
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mechanically oriented gun
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metal spraying gun
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metal spray gun
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mud gun
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multibarrel gun
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multidirectional firing gun
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notch gun
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offset gun
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oil gun
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one-shot gun
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on-line gun
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open chamber gun
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orbital gun
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overdense plasmoid gun
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paint-spray gun
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perforating gun
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pickling gun
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pincer gun
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pinch welder gun
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planting gun
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plasma gun
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poke gun
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postacceleration gun
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powder spray gun
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pressure gun
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proton gun
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puffing gun
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pump gun
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push gun
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ramp gun
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ray gun
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reading gun
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red gun
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refractory gun
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retrievable gun
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retrievable mud gun
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rocker gun
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Scallop gun
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selective gun
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semiexpendable gun
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shaped-charge gun
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short-barrel gun
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shotcrete gun
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slim hole gun
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slurry gun
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snow gun
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soldering gun
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spot-welding gun
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spraying gun
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spray gun
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sputter gun
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squirt gun
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staple gun
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steam gun
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steel retrievable gun
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stowing gun
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strip jet gun
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stud gun
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swing jet gun
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tank washing gun
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taphole gun
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three-barreled gun
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thru-tubing gun
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tubing-type jet gun
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ultradense plasmoid gun
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unipotential-bipotential gun
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welding gun
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wire gun
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wire-line gun
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work-accelerated gun
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work-accelerated zone-refining gun
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writing gun
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