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1 structural behaviors
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2 behaviour
свойства; работа; поведение (напр. машины, металла); режим; режим работы (машины); протекание (процесса или процедуры); линия поведения (системы); характеристика; характеристики; изменения; характер изменения (напр. режима работы); ход (процесса)- behavior constraint - behaviour in particular circumstances - behaviour in service - behavior of device - behavior of fluid - behavior of structure under tow - behavior of tooth contact - aberrant behavior - adaptive behavior - chatter behavior - cool-down behavior - cutting behavior - cyclic behavior - deformation behavior - deterministic behavior - dynamic behavior - elastic behavior - engine behavior - erratic behavior - error-free behavior - faulty behavior - flexible behavior - friction behavior - goal-seeking behavior - long-term behavior - off-design behavior - optimum behavior - permanent faulty behavior - resonant behavior - robot's behavior - search behavior - seasonal behaviour - sensory-interaction goal-directed behavior - spurious behaviors - static behavior - steady-state behavior - stepper behavior - stick-slip behavior - structural behaviour - system behavior - thermal behavior - thermomechanical behavior - time behaviour - time-dependent behavior - torsional behavior - transient behavior - warm-up behavior - wear behavior
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