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1 minimum command increment
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > minimum command increment
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2 minimum command increment
заданное минимальное перемещение ( рабочего органа) в приращенияхEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > minimum command increment
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1) приращение, прирост || давать приращение или прирост, приращать (напр. команду)2) дискрета, минимальное единичное перемещение; минимальный шаг ( подвижного органа)3) матем. инкремент, бесконечно малое приращение || инкрементный4) вычислительный период ( системы)5) квант ( информации)6) интервал•in increments of d — с шагом d (напр. при измерениях прямолинейности)
- angle incrementin step-by-step increments — в приращениях; приращениями
- angular increment
- approach increment
- cross stepping increment
- fine increment
- forbidden increment
- height increment
- increment of rotation
- input increment
- least increment
- least output increment
- measurement increments
- minimum command increment
- minimum indexing increment
- minimum programmable increment
- output increment
- peck-feed increment
- pickfeed increment
- programming increment
- tooth increment
- user-defined increment
- wear incrementEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > increment
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