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Обычно - usually, commonly, generally, normally, typically, conventionally, traditionally, mostly; customarily, conventionally (принято); used (+ inf.) (о прошлом); would, tends (+ inf), will (о прошлом и настоящем); it is common to, it is standard to; habitually (преимущественно)All attempts to overcome the damage at the end of bearings by gently blending the groove ending have been generally unsuccessful.These smooth specimens typically have surface finishes of 0.15 to 0.20 micrometer.Conventionally, this is interpreted as a life fraction summation at failure of 0.7.Since bed depth is customarily held constant during individual experiments, heat transfer areas, bed mass, etc., are computed assuming constant bed depth for each experimental condition.The resistors are self-compensating for the increased current leakages that traditionally occur at elevated temperatures.The following table compares the reliability of the newer C69 trains operating from H. Depot with the older CO/P trains which used to operate the same services.Recent experience has shown that the current designs of industrial boilers tend to be more sensitive to feedwater quality.Water dissolved in a hydrocarbon lubricant will react with the bearing surfaces under rolling contact to decrease fatigue life.For an engine intended to operate habitually on low-grade fuels, the modern very lean primary zone would obviously be even more necessary to control smoke emissions.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > обычно
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