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1 mechanical damping
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2 mechanical damping
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3 mechanical damping
1) Металлургия: механическое затухание2) Геофизика: механическое демпфирование -
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The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > mechanical damping
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8 mechanical damping
Англо-русский словарь по ядерным испытаниям и горному делу > mechanical damping
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9 mechanical damping
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10 mechanical damping index
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > mechanical damping index
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11 mechanical damping index
English-Russian dictionary of chemistre > mechanical damping index
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12 quantum mechanical damping coefficient
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > quantum mechanical damping coefficient
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1. демпфирование; гашение колебаний; поглощение колебаний; амортизация; успокоение2. затуханиеdamping in bendingdamping in pitchdamping in rolldamping in torsiondamping in yawacoustic dampingaerodynamic dampingblade dampingclosed-loop dampingcritical dampingcross-coupling dampingdutch roll dampingelliptic hysteresis-loop type of dampingflap dampingflutter dampingflutter mode dampingframe dampingfriction dampingfrictional dampingheave dampinghigh dampinghydraulic dampinghysteresis dampinghysteresis-type dampinghysteretic dampingjoint dampinglag dampinglag mode dampinglateral-directional dampinglead-lag dampinglead-lag mode dampinglow dampingmaterial dampingmechanical dampingmodal dampingmotion dampingnegative dampingnonlinear dampingnonmaterial dampingnonproportional dampingorifice dampingoscillatory dampingphugoid dampingpitch dampingpost-departure dampingproportional dampingrate dampingrate-independent dampingroll dampingroll rate dampingshock absorber dampingshort-period dampingsingle-degree-of-freedom dampingstable dampingstringer dampingstructural dampingstrut dampingsubcritical dampingsupercritical dampingtorsional dampingunstable dampingvertical dampingvibration dampingviscoelastic dampingviscous dampingvortex-induced dampingwing dampingyaw dampingzero damping -
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1) затухание; ослабление2) успокоение; демпфирование•- adiabatic damping
- aperiodic damping
- Bloch damping
- Bloch-Bloembergen damping
- Cerenkov damping
- collisional damping
- collisionless damping
- critical damping
- cyclotron damping
- edge damping
- electromagnetic damping
- error-rate damping
- exponential damping
- fluid damping
- Gilbert damping
- instrument damping
- Landau damping
- Landau-Lifshitz damping
- magnetic damping
- magnetomechanical damping
- mechanical damping
- negative-feedback damping
- overcritical damping
- periodic damping
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1) затухание; ослабление2) успокоение; демпфирование•- aperiodic damping
- Bloch damping
- Bloch-Bloembergen damping
- Cerenkov damping
- collisional damping
- collisionless damping
- critical damping
- cyclotron damping
- damping of oscillation
- edge damping
- electromagnetic damping
- error-rate damping
- exponential damping
- fluid damping
- Gilbert damping
- instrument damping
- Landau damping
- Landau-Lifshitz damping
- magnetic damping
- magnetomechanical damping
- mechanical damping
- negative-feedback damping
- overcritical damping
- periodic damping
- radiation damping
- radiationless damping
- relative damping
- specific damping
- viscous dampingThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > damping
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17 damping force
in force — действующий, имеющий силу
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18 damping capacity
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19 Damping
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20 Damping down
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