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lowest permissible temperature zulässige Tiefsttemperatur fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > lowest permissible temperature
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1) предел; граница; порог || устанавливать предел; ограничивать2) габарит3) допуск4) мн. ч. интервал значений•limit from the left — предел слева;limit from the right — предел справа;to exceed forward center of gravity limit — возд. превышать переднюю максимально допустимую центровку;to fall within clearance limits — вписываться в габарит;to pass to the limit — переходить к пределуlimit of drilling mud temperature stability — предельная (теоретическая) термостойкость бурового раствораlimit of "in" — предел втягивания ( руки робота)limit of "out" — предел выдвижения ( руки робота)limit of plasticity — предел пластичности, граница раскатывания ( глинистых грунтов)limit of proportionality — сопр. предел пропорциональностиlimit of superheat — предельный перегрев ( при вскипании жидкости)limit of "swing" — предел качания ( руки робота)-
age limit
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allowable time limit
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alternating bending stress fatigue limit
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audibility limit
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axleload limit
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backfire limit
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bilateral limit
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breaking limit
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burning limit
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check-in time limit
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clearance limit
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combustion limit
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condemning limit
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confidence limit
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constraint limit
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conventional endurance limit
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corrosion endurance limit
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creep limit
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cross-wind limit
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damming limit
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design limits
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detection limit
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dimension limit
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discharge limits
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elastic limit
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endurance limit
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estimated limit
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expected destruction limit
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explosive limits
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exposure limit
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extension limit
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fatigue limit
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fetch limit
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fiducial limit
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fire limits
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fixed stop limit
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flame initiation limit
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flashback limit
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flyover noise limit
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force power limit
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glass-forming limit
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grade limit
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gradeability limit
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high stop warning limit
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high torque limit
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highest torque limit
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hydraulic valve operating limit
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ice limit
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ignition limit
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improper limit
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inflammability limit
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interlocking limit
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keeping limit
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kinetic limit
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lean limit
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liquid limit
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load limit
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long-wavelength limit
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long-wave limit
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low stop limit
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low torque warning limit
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lower explosive limit
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lower frequency limit
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lower limit
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lowest torque limit
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machine overload limit
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magnetic limit
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maximum concentration limit
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maximum permissible limit
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measurement limits
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negative deviation limit
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neutron dose limit
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noise exposure limit
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normal operation limits
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operating temperature limit
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operation time limit
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page limit
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pedal travel limit
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permissible limit
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physical limits
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plastic limit
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positive deviation limit
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power system stability limit
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predetermined maximum limit
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prescribed limit
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preset limit
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preset size limit
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processing limits
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programmable limit
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proportional limit
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rate limit
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rated limit
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reaction limit
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rebuild limit
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reject limit
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release limit
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resolution limit
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response limit
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restricting speed limit
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robot's load limit
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saturation limit
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semiautomatically selected limit
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service limit
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Shannon limit
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short-wavelength limit
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short-wave limit
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smoke limit
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solubility limit
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speed limit
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station limit
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steady-state stability limit
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stress limit
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switching limit
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tensile yield limit
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tension-and-compression fatigue limit
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thermal cracking limit
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threshold concentration limit
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tightening limit
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time-current zone limits
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tolerance limit
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torque limit
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torque power limit
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torsional endurance limit
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towing speed limit
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transient stability limit
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travel limit
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tripping limit
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ultimate stress limit
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upper elevation limit
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upper frequency limit
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upper limit
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voltage-temperature limits
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warning limit
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wear limit
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yard limit
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