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1 finit element method-metod konačnih elemenata
• femSerbian-English dictionary > finit element method-metod konačnih elemenata
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2 metoda
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3 način zavarivanja
• method of averages of welding; welding method -
4 radni postupak
• method of averages of working; method of working -
5 tehnolog
• method engeener; method engineer; process engineer; process enginer; technologist -
6 metod merenja
• method of measurement -
7 metod najmanjih kvadrata
• method of least squares -
8 metod relativnog kotrljanja
• method of relative rotationСрпски-Енглески Технички речник > metod relativnog kotrljanja
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9 metod srednjih vrednosti
• method of averages -
10 način ispitivanja
• method of testing -
11 postupak korekcije neuravnoteženosti
• method of correctionСрпски-Енглески Технички речник > postupak korekcije neuravnoteženosti
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12 radni postupak
• method of working -
13 mateod najmanjih kvadrata
• method of averages of last... -
14 metod merenja
• method of measurement -
15 metod merenja kvadrata
• method of avarages of measu... -
16 metod najmanjih kvadrata
• method of least squares -
17 metod oblaganja
• method of averages of covering -
18 metod relativnog kotrljanja
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19 metod srednjih vrednosti
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20 postupak korekcije (ispravljanja) neuravnoteženosti
• method of correctionSerbian-English dictionary > postupak korekcije (ispravljanja) neuravnoteženosti
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