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состояние; условие; режим ( работы) ; pl. условия; параметры; кондиционироватьbe in a hot condition — находиться под током, быть включенным [в рабочем состоянии]
c.g. condition — положение центра тяжести, центровка
high glide-slope standoff condition — условие [режим] полёта выше (заданной) глиссады
in solid IFR conditions — в условиях полного отсутствия видимости, в сплошных облаках
instrument (flight, meteorological) condition — условия полёта по приборам
low glide-slope standoff condition — условие [режим] полёта ниже (заданной) глиссады
simulated reentry heating conditions — имитированные [моделированные] условия нагрева при входе в атмосферу
simulated zero gravity conditions — имитированные [моделированные] условия невесомости
under no wind conditions — в штилевых условиях, в безветрие
visual flight rules weather conditions — метеорологические условия, допускающие полет с визуальной ориентировкой
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