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81 tok
• career; circulation; cours; curent; curently; currency; current; expiry; flow; flower; flux; fluxion; graph; procedure; proceeding; process; progress; progression; race; run; series; stationary field flow; stream; streaming; tendency; tenor; thread; tide; tract; train; trend; way -
82 turbulentni protok
• turbolent air flow; turbulent flow -
83 turbulentni tok
• turbolent air flow; turbulent flow -
84 protok snage
• power flow -
85 aksijalna pumpa
• axial flow pump -
86 aksijalna turbina
• axial flow turbine -
87 aksijalni kompresor
• axial compressor• blower axial flow -
88 blok-dijagram
• process chart• flowchart• flow diagram -
89 brzina fluida
• fluid flow velocity -
90 brzina isticanja
• outlet flow velocity -
91 brzina strujanja
• velocity of flow -
92 bujati
• flourish• flow -
93 bujica
• flood• effusion• flow• torrent -
94 dijagram odvijanja operacije programa
• program flow chartСрпски-Енглески Технички речник > dijagram odvijanja operacije programa
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95 dijagram toka
• process chart• flow diagram• flowchart• block diagram -
96 dodatni ekstra tok
• extra flow -
97 elektronsko direktno ubrizgavanje goriva regulisano protokom vazduha
• air flow sensitive injectionСрпски-Енглески Технички речник > elektronsko direktno ubrizgavanje goriva regulisano protokom vazduha
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98 hladnjak
• radiator for cooling• refrigerator• radiator• cellular radiator• cross flow radiator• cooler• corrugated fin radiator• air cooled heat exchanger -
99 hladnjak sa poprečnim protokom
• cross flow radiatorСрпски-Енглески Технички речник > hladnjak sa poprečnim protokom
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100 isticanje
• prominence• boost• effusion• emphasis• effluence• flow• outflow• leakage
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