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1 reentry body separation
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > reentry body separation
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2 separation
отделение; разделение; расцепка; разнос; интервал ( между самолётами в полете) ; эшелонирование ( самолётов)flight control linkage separation — отсоединение [разъединение] проводки управления (ЛА)
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3 section
сечение, разрез; профиль; секция; отсек; участок, отрезок; часть; шлиф; профильный металл; фасонная сталь; раздел ( документа) ; отделение ( организации)12% thick airfoil section — аэродинамический профиль с относительной толщиной 12%
boron epoxy reinforced section — профиль, армированный бороэпоксидной композицией
guidance (and control) section — отсек (бортовой) аппаратуры наведения [управления]; отделение пункта наведения [управления]
submerged seaplane hull section — подводная часть лодки [корпуса] гидросамолёта
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4 dynamics
динамика; динамические характеристикиdynamics of guidance loops — ркт. динамика систем наведения
dynamics of guidance systems — ркт. динамика систем наведения
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