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sliding weight Laufgewicht nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sliding weight
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1) Техника: передвижная гиря2) Строительство: скользящий груз3) Механика: подвижный груз4) Общая лексика: "почтальон", посыльный груз -
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подвижный груз, скользящий грузEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > sliding weight
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<i&c> ■ Läuferwaage fEnglish-german technical dictionary > sliding weight balance
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скольжение; соскальзывание; проскальзывание (напр. колеса); сдвиг (напр. грунтового массива); сползание; II скользящий; проскальзывающий; двигающийся; дифференциальный; плавно двигающийся по поверхности; поступательный (о перемещении)- sliding angle - sliding bar - sliding block - sliding bolt - sliding calipers - sliding calliper - sliding cam - sliding channel - sliding clamp - sliding cluster - sliding contact packing - sliding couple - sliding crownblock - sliding eye - sliding factor - sliding failure - sliding feed - sliding fifth wheel - sliding fracture - sliding friction wheel - sliding gate - sliding-gate measuring valve - sliding gear headstock - sliding gear ranges - sliding gear shifter lever - sliding guard door - sliding head - sliding hinge - sliding hub - sliding jaw - sliding lid - sliding load - sliding lock gate - sliding member - sliding mode control - sliding piece - sliding plate valve - sliding pressure foot - sliding prismatic key - sliding pulse generator - sliding rail - sliding rail of door - sliding ram - sliding reflection - sliding-rolling line contact - sliding scoop tube - sliding seat - sliding shaft - sliding shoe - sliding shutter assembly - sliding sleeve - sliding-sleeve nipple - sliding slotted link - sliding socket joint - sliding spool valve - sliding stop - sliding strap - sliding-strap clamp - sliding strength - sliding sunroof - sliding support - sliding surface - sliding surface of soil - sliding temperature - sliding thrust bearing - sliding universal joint - sliding valve - sliding weight - sliding window - frictional sliding -
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1) веса) сила тяжестиб) весовой коэффициент, весовой множитель или весовая функция || весовой2) взвешивать, использовать весовые коэффициенты, весовые множители или весовую функцию3) груз; нагрузка || нагружать5) масса7) насыщенность шрифта, степень жирности шрифта; чернота шрифта•- weight of representation
- weight of tensor
- weight of tree
- weight of tree's point
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