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1 modulus
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2 modulus
n (pl moduli)модуль, коефіцієнт* * *n1) cпeц. модуль, коефіцієнт2) мaт. модуль; абсолютне значення; основа системи числення -
3 modulus
n1) cпeц. модуль, коефіцієнт2) мaт. модуль; абсолютне значення; основа системи числення -
4 modulus
n показник ступеня -
5 modulus of rupture
n коефіцієнт міцності на розрив при згині -
6 modulus of section
n осьовий момент опору перерізу -
7 modulus of shear elasticity
n модуль пружності при зрушенніEnglish-Ukrainian military dictionary > modulus of shear elasticity
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8 modulus of elasticity
модуль пружності; модуль ЮнгаEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > modulus of elasticity
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9 modulus of rupture
English-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > modulus of rupture
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10 modulus of stiffness
English-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > modulus of stiffness
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11 Young's modulus
физ. модуль пружності першого роду -
12 Young's modulus
физ. модуль пружності першого роду -
13 bulk modulus
n модуль всебічного стискання; об'ємний модуль -
14 distance modulus
n модуль відстані -
15 high modulus beryllia fiber
n високомодульне волокно з окису бериліюEnglish-Ukrainian military dictionary > high modulus beryllia fiber
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16 reference modulus of elasticity
n характерний модуль пружностіEnglish-Ukrainian military dictionary > reference modulus of elasticity
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17 relative thermal stress modulus
n відносний модуль термічного напруженняEnglish-Ukrainian military dictionary > relative thermal stress modulus
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18 torsional modulus
n модуль пружності на крутіння -
19 young modulus
n модуль юнга -
20 Young modulus
модуль пружності; модуль ЮнгаEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > Young modulus
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