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1 length-to-diameter ratio (of the penetrator)
Военный термин: относительное удлинение, отношение длины канала ствола к калибруУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > length-to-diameter ratio (of the penetrator)
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2 length-to-diameter ratio
1) Военный термин: (of the penetrator) относительное удлинение, (of the penetrator) отношение длины канала ствола к калибру2) Металлургия: коэффициент контакта3) Механика: отношение длины к диаметру4) Кабельные производство: отношение длины (шнека, червяка) к диаметруУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > length-to-diameter ratio
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(со)отношение; коэффициент; степень; уменьшать [увеличивать] в масштабе; устанавливать (со)отношение [пропорцию]length-to-diameter ratio (of the penetrator) — относительное удлинение, отношение длины канала ствола к калибру
— firepower-to-manpower ratio— forces ratio
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