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n1) коефіцієнт2) чинник3) рівень•- aerodrome usability factor - aerodrome utilization factor - aircraft acceleration factor - aircraft load factor - aircraft reserve factor - aircraft safety factor - aircraft usability factor - all-cargo load factor - amplification factor - break-even load factor - cargo load factor - causal factor - conversion factor - crest factor - currency adjustment factor - design factor - deviation factor - deviation scale factor - Doppler shift factor - duration correction factor - factor of safety - friction factor - gust alleviating factor - human factor - length factor - load factor - loading factor - luminance factor - mu-factor - operating correction factor - operating load factor - orbit burden factor - output factor - partial safety factor for load - passenger load factor - revenue load factor - revenue passenger load factor - revenue weight load factor - runway usability factor - safe load factor - shielding factor - tariff level factor - transmission factor - usability factor - useful load factor - weight load factor
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