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1 dry weight
n вага ракети без палива і корисного навантаження; суха вага -
2 dry weight
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3 weight
1. nвага, маса2. v◊•- aircraft all-up weight - aircraft authorized weight - aircraft empty weight - aircraft operational weight - aircraft operational empty weight - aircraft weight - aircraft wet weight - aircraft zero fuel weight - all-up weight - balance weight - climbout weight - constituent weight - design flight weight - design landing weight - distributed balance weight - droop stop bob weight - dry weight - empty weight - flutter-preventive weight - gross weight - high weight - mass balance weight - maximum landing weight - maximum take-off weight - overload gross weight - own weight - payload weight - physical atomic weight - remote balance weight - shipping weight - specific weight - takeoff weight - takeoff gross weight - taxi weight - touchdown weight -
4 resist
резист; фоторезист - Azoplate photo resist
- Azoplate resist
- carbonaceous resist
- deep-UV resist
- dopant resist
- dry-developed resist
- dry-film resist
- electron-beam resist
- electron-sensitive resist
- halide resist
- high-speed resist
- imaged resist
- large molecular weight resist
- metal etch resist
- multilayer resist
- multilevel resist
- near-UV resist
- negative-type resist
- negative resist
- non-liquid resist
- novolak-based resist
- optical resist
- photo resist
- photopolymer resist
- polysiloxane resist
- positive-type resist
- positive resist
- printed-circuit resist
- radiation-sensitive resist
- screenable resist
- self-developing resist
- slow resist
- ultraviolet-sensitive resist
- ultraviolet resist
- X-ray resist
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