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область; зона; район; диапазон; участокair defence regionangle-of-attack regionAOA regioncrossover regiondeadman's regiondeparture regiondetachment regiondivergence regiondowndraft regiondownwash regionfocus boom regionforbidden regionfrequency regionhard-to-reach regionhigh-stress low-cycle regionimpingement regionleading-edge regionlow-supersonic regionlow-pressure regionlow-stress high-cycle regionMie regionmixing regionoptical regionoverlap regionpost-stall regionpost-takeoff regionRayleigh regionsagged regionsaturation regionscattering regionseparated regionshadowed regionstall regionsupercritical regionsupersonic regiontesting regiontip regiontrailing-edge regiontransonic regionupwash regionwake region -
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Alpha wavesattached shock wavebending waveBeta wavesbow wavebrain wavescompression wavecreeping wavecylindrical wavedeflection waveDelta wavedetached shock waveelastic waveelectromagnetic waveexpansion waveflexural waveimpinging waveincident waveleading-edge shock waveMach wavemoderate shock wavemountain wavesnormal shock waveoblique waveoblique shock waveoutgoing waveplane wavepressure waveRayleigh wavereactive shock wavescattered waveshear waveshock wavesine waveskewed shock wavesolitary wavestanding wavestress wavestrong shock wavesurface wavetensile waveTollmien-Schlichting wavestorsional wavetrailing edge shock wavetravelling wavewing shock wave
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