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4 low-hardenability-core steels
Автомобильный термин: (цементуемые) стали с низкой прокаливаемостью сердцевины (по классификации SAE)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > low-hardenability-core steels
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6 low-hardenability-core steels
( цементируемые) стали с низкой прокаливаемостью сердцевины (по классификации SAE)Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > low-hardenability-core steels
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низкий; невысокий; незначительный; недостаточный- low-bed semitrailer - low-bed trailer - low brass - low-built chassis - low calorific value - low carbon - low-down trailer - low-duty - low-duty conditions - low-expansion - low-freezing- low gear- low grade - low-grade rubber - low-hardenability steels - low land - low-level chassis - low limit - low-load running - low loader - low-loading chassis - low-loading tyres - low-low - low-melting alloy - low mileage - low oil alarm - low periodicity - low power - low-powered - low pressure - low-pressure - low-pressure atomizer - low-pressure charging - low-pressure turbine - low-pressure tyre - low quality - low Repair cost - low-shear-strength film - low-sided - low-slung - low speed - low-speed- low spot- low stagger blading - low sulphur fuel - low-temperature embrittlement - low-temperature oxydation - low-temperature properties of materials - low-temperature pumpability limit - low-temperature resistance - low-temperature sludge - low-temperature test - low-tension battery - low-tension magneto - low-tolerance - low traffic capacity - low truss bridge - low visibility - low voltage machine - low-voltage magneto -
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область повышенного барометрического давления; антициклон; пик; II резкий; высокий (о звуке); сильный; мощный (о пласте); интенсивный; главный- high-altitude - high angle joint - high back pressure - high bank - high beam - high boiling point - high caloric power - high calorific power - high camber - high-capacity - high-capacity tyre - high-carbon - high-carbon steel - high-class - high compression - high-crowned - high-dispersion nozzle - high duty - high efficiency - high-flash oil - high-flex cord - high-flying highway - high-frequency current - high-frequency heating - high grade - high-hardenability-core steels - high-hardenability steels - high-heat - high-heating value - high land - high limit - high low - high manoeuvrability - high mileage - high-mortality parts - high-octane number component - high-octane rating - high polish - high-power - high-precision - high pressure - high-pressure atomizer - high-pressure car washer - high pressure compressor - high pressure charging - high-pressure pipe - high-pressure turbine - high-pressure tyre - high-quality - high range of action - high road - high side - high speed - high-speed photography - high-speed reverse - high-speed test circuit - high-speed track - high-speed traffic - high-speed trailer - high-speed tunnel - wind tunnel - high-speed tyre - high spot - high spot location of steering gear - high-strength - high-sulphur fuel - high-temperature distillation - high-temperature material - high-temperature oxidation - high-temperature sludge - high-temperature steel - high-temperature strength - high-tempera hire treatment - high-tensile - high-tension battery - high-tension ignition - high-tension magneto - high tension terminal - high-tin babbit - high-torque low-speed test - high-torque test - high-volume production - high-way - high-wearing - high-wheeled vehicle
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