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1 explosive wave
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2 explosive wave
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7 explosive wave
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9 propagation of explosive wave
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > propagation of explosive wave
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10 propagation of explosive wave
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > propagation of explosive wave
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11 propagation of explosive wave
Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > propagation of explosive wave
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12 propagation of explosive wave
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > propagation of explosive wave
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13 wave
1) волна; струя2) колебание3) неровность; ухаб дороги•- air shock wave - atmospheric tidal wave - audio-frequency wave - blanking wave - blast wave - body wave - bottom wave - bow wave - breaking wave - capillary wave - carrier wave - centimetre waves - cold wave - compressible shock wave - compression wave - condensational wave - constant wave - continuous wave - convergent shock wave - damped waves - decadent wave - decaying wave - deep-water wave - deflection wave - density wave - detached shock wave - detonation wave - direct wave - earth wave - elastic wave - electromagnetic wave - expansion wave - expansion shock wave - explosion shock wave - explosive wave - flood wave - free wave - free progressive wave - frequency-modulated wave - fundamental wave - harmonic wave - heat wave - Hertz waves - hydraulic jump wave - infrared waves - infrasonic waves - inhomogeneous wave - intensity wave - interrupted wave - inverse wave - knock wave - lunar tidal wave - magnetoacoustical wave - modulated continuous wave - moving wave - normal shock wave - oblique shock wave - operating wave - oscillatory wave - positive pressure wave - power wave - pressure wave - progressive wave - radio waves - rarefaction wave - reflected wave - resonance wave - return wave - running wave - seismic waves - shock wave - signal wave - sound wave - stable wave - standing wave - subsurface wave - suction wave - supersonic waves - surface wave - tension wave - tidal wave - torsional wave - trailing wave - travelling wave - ultrasonic waves - vertical wave - water-hammer wave* * *волна- air wave
- body wave
- compression wave
- explosion shock wave
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- pressure wave
- pressure waves radiating outward from vibrator
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волна; волнение; колебание wave air - воздушная волна wave blast (burst) - (ударная) взрывная волна wave compression(al) - волна сжатия; сжимающая (взрывная) волна wave concussion (detonation, explosive) - взрывная волна wave heat -- тепловая волна wave shock - ударная волна -
16 explosive-source wave field
English-Russian dictionary of geology > explosive-source wave field
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17 explosive-source wave field
Геофизика: волновое поле взрывного источникаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > explosive-source wave field
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18 explosive [shock-wave] hardening treatment
• упрочнение n взрывомMetallurgy dictionary > explosive [shock-wave] hardening treatment
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19 shock-wave forming
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > shock-wave forming
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20 shock wave
onde de choc, onde explosive
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