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1 earth's axis
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2 longitudinal axis
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3 magnetic axis
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4 pitch axis
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5 semimajor axis
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6 spin axis
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7 three-axis data generator
English-Spanish technical dictionary > three-axis data generator
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8 three-axis gyro unit
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9 three-axis indicator
nSPACE spacecraft indicador triaxial m -
10 three-axis stabilization
nSPACE spacecraft estabilización triaxial fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > three-axis stabilization
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11 thrust axis
nSPACE eje de empuje m, eje de tracción m -
12 yaw axis
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13 three
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14 yaw
1 nAIR TRANSP derrape m, guiñada fFUELLESS guiñada fPHYS desvío mSPACE derrape m, guiñada f, oscilación f, ángulo de oblicuidad m2 vtAIR TRANSP, SPACE guiñar3 viFUELLESS guiñar, dar guiñadasSPACE dar bandazos, derrapar, guiñarWATER TRANSP navigation guiñar -
15 pitch
1 nAIR TRANSP cabeceo m, paso mELEC ENG declive mGEOL in fuel pellet inclinación f, sesgo mMECH blast furnace paso mMECH ENG of rivet-centres separación f, paso m, paso geométrico m, paso de los dientes m, espaciado mOPT tono mPAPER brea depositable f, grumo de resina depositable mPHOTO paso mSPACE grado de elevación m, cabeceo mWATER TRANSP of propeller paso m, cabezada fWAVE PHYS timbre m, tono m23 viGEOL inclinarseMECH ENG gear-wheels engranar, engranar conWATER TRANSP ship motion cabecear, dar cabezadas -
16 spin
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17 Earth
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18 TADG
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19 drag
1 nAIR TRANSP resistencia aerodinámica f, resistencia al avance f, retardo mFLUID resistencia hidrodinámica f, on a sphere resistencia al avance fFUELLESS wind power resistencia al avance fMECH draga f, freno m, galga f, retardo m, zapata fMETALL arrastre mMINE retardo m, zapata f, resistencia f, draga f, galga fPHYS resistencia aerodinámica f, frenado m, arrastre mPRINT mancha fSPACE arrastre m, frenado m, resistencia aerodinámica fWATER TRANSP resistencia al avance f23 vtWATER TRANSP sea bottom rastrear -
20 outer
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