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1 behavior
работа; поведение ( системы) ; режим (работы, пласта) ; характер ( движения жидкости)
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behavior in particular circumstances — поведение в определённых условиях (при испытаниях или эксплуатации)
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состояние; поведение; режим залежи; характеристика динамики показателей работы залежи или скважины
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свойство, характеристика
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- behavior of fluid
- behavior of platform
- behavior of structure under tow
- behavior of wall
- actual behavior
- aging behavior
- cocking behavior
- component behavior
- corrosion behavior
- critical behavior
- degradation behavior
- dynamic behavior
- equilibrium behavior
- error-free behavior
- fail-safe behavior
- fatigue behavior
- flow behavior
- gas cap behavior
- initial behavior
- limiting behavior
- jet behavior
- long-term behavior
- nonequilibrium behavior
- off-design behavior
- off-nominal behavior
- oil-bearing behavior
- operational behavior
- pathological behavior
- phase behavior
- production reservoir behavior
- reliability behavior
- reservoir behavior
- search behavior
- seismic behavior
- service behavior
- single-phase behavior
- stationary behavior
- steady-state behavior
- structural behavior
- wear behavior
- well behavior* * *• режим• характерАнгло-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > behavior
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