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141 налагать ограничение
•The boundary conditions impose (or place) the restriction that...
•Similar limits are also imposed (or placed) by the detector.
•The competing processes set limits on the injector signal.
* * *Налагать ограничение-- This restricts r/r0 to be greater than 10. (Это налагает ограничение r/r0>10.) Налагать ограничение на - to impose a limitation on, to impose a limitation to, to impose a constraint on, to place a restriction on, to set a limit on, to place a limit onTransportation to the site of large compressors and their drives does not seem to impose any particular limitation on unit capacity.The laser flash will impose a limitation to the top speed.The thinness of the layer may impose constraints on the natural convection flow pattern.No restriction is placed on pressure fluctuations of less than 0.69 kN/m2.Cyclic thermal stresses are particularly important because they can set the limit on the first wall life due to fatigue.Накладывать / Налагать ограничение наNote that the encoder filter places only a slightly more severe limitation on system response than that imposed by the finite size of the stylus.These conditions do not pose a serious constraint on design operating conditions.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > налагать ограничение
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