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1) Техника: температура начала плавления2) Нефть: температура плавления, точка росы3) Макаров: точка (температура) таяния4) Цемент: таяние, точка плавления -
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1) точка2) остриё, острый конец || заострять4) положение; позиция; координата ( рабочего органа)5) указывать; ориентировать, наводить6) место; пункт11) ж.-д. стрелочный перевод; стрелка; остряк, перо ( стрелочного перевода)13) расшивать швы ( кладки)16) пишущий узел, пишущий элемент (ручки, карандаша)17) пищ. оценочный балл•point at infinity — бесконечно удалённая точка;to point off — отводить ( в сторону);to pass through a point — проходить через точку-
Abel flash point
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acid dew point
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actual point
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acute round needle point
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addressable point
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adherent point
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aerodrome check point
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aerodrome reference point
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agate arrestment point
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aggregative transition point
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agreed reporting point
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aiming point
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air supply breathing point
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aircraft fire point
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alternator pivot point
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anchor point
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anchorage point
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aniline point
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annealing point
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antinodal point
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aplantic points
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arch work point
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arithmetic point
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array feed point
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assumed point
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attachment point
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automatic point
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azeotropic point
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backoff point
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backward stagnation point
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balance point
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base point
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bend point
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bending yield point
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binary point
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bleeding point
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bleed point
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blow point
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blunt round needle point
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boiling point
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boundary point
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branch point
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breaker point
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break-in point
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breaking point
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brittle point
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bubble point
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bucking point
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bullet point
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burble point
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burn point
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burning point
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burnout point
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burster point
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cardinal points
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casing point
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central point
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changeover point
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characteristic point
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check point
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chemical-pinch point
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chilling point
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chisel point
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clearing point
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close spread collar point
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closed flash point
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cloud point
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cold point
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collinear points
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collocation point
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common depth point
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compass points
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concyclic points
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condensation point
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congelation point
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consolute point
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consumption point of current
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contact point
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contactor points
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control point
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control transfer point
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corona point
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correct point
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coupler pivot point
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coupling point
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critical point
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crossing point
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crossover point
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cryogen boiling point
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Curie point
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cuspidal point
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cut point
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cutoff point
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cutting point
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datum point
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dead point
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decimal point
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defined point
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delivery point
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demixing point
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dendritic point
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depth reference point
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destination point
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destruction point
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detonation point
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dew point
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dial indicator contact point
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diamond grinding point
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diamond point
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directional kickoff point
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discharge point
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dispatching point
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dispersion point
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distinct curve collar point
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distinct points
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distinguished point
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distribution point
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double point
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drain point
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draw point
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drawoff point
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driving point
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dropping point
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dry point
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dryout point
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early warning point
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edit point
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edit-in point
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edit-out point
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elevation point
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elliptic point
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emission point
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end point
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energy breakeven point
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entry point
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entry-exit points
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equal time point
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equilibrium point
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eutectic point
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exclamation point
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exhaustion end point
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exit point
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exterior point
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extraction point
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face point
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fashioning point
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fatigue point
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feeding point
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fiber saturation point
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fiducial point
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filling point
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filling-in point
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film entry point
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film leaving point
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final approach point
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final boiling point
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fine point
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fire point
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firing point
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fixed point
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flame break point
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flare point
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flash point
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flexion point
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flight reference point
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flight way point
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floating point
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floc point
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flooding point
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flow point
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flywheel dead point
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focal point
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forced open point
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forward stagnation point
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fouling point
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freeze point
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freezing point
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French point
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frontier point
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frost point
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fuel injection point
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fuel servicing point
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full point
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fusing point
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gage point
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gaging point
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gas hydrate formation point
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gas point
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geodetic point
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glazier's point
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gloss point
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grasp point
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grid point
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grouped service points
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half point
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hammer point
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hard points
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heat point
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heavy ball needle point
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heavy rounded set needle point
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heavy set needle point
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holding point
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hopper work point
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horizontal control point
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ice point
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ignition point
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image point
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impact point
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incongruent melting point
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index point
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infeed changeover point
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initial point
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injection point
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insertion point
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integral point
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intended landing point
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intercardinal point
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interception point
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intercept point
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interior point
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interlocked point
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isoelectric point
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jacking point
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junction point
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knee point
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laminar separation point
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landfall point of the storm
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last departure point
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lattice point
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leaving point
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leveling point
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level point
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lifter point
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lifting point
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lift-off point
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light ball needle point
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light rounded set needle point
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light set needle point
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limiting point
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limit point
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linking point
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load point
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loading point
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load-unload point
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long collar point
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lower yield point
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lubrication point
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machine home point
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macroyield point
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maker point
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matching point
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matrix point
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maximum power point
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measurement point
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measure point
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medium ball needle point
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melting point
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mesh point
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mid-boiling point
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mixed melting point
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movable point
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multiple point
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needle point
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neutral point
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nodal point
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node point
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noise measurement point
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normal round needle point
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observation point
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open point
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operation point
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optimum point
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panel point
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paper point
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paraffin crystallization point
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peak point
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pelerine point
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pen point
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pickup point
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piercing point
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pile stoppage point
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pinch point
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pinning point
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pitch point
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pivotal point
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pivot point
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plait point
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plow point
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point of absolute zero
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point of arrival
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point of contraflexure
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point of curve
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point of departure
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point of discontinuity
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point of distance
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point of engagement
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point of fault
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point of force application
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point of graph
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point of hook
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point of increase
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point of inflection
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point of intersection
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point of load application
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point of looper
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point of maximum
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point of minimum
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point of no return
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point of occlusion
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point of sight
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point of support
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point of tangency
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point of tree
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porous point
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pour point
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power point
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precision point
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preroll point
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primary calibration point
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principal point
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probe point
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projected peak point
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pullout point
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quadrantal point
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quarter-span point
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quarter point
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quiescent operating point
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radix point
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reaction point
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receiving point
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reentry point
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reference point
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reflection depth point
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refraction depth point
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regional heat point
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reporting point
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rerun point
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ripper point
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rounded set needle point
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saddle point
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salient point
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saturation point
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sectioning point
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set needle point
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set point
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setting point
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shot point
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sighting point
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singing point
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single defect point
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single point
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singular point
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sintering point
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slinging point
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smoke point
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softening point
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solder termination point
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solidification point
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source point
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special ball needle point
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spring point
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square collar point
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stable point
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stadia point
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stagnation point
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star point
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stationary breaker point
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stitch transfer point
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stuck point
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subsatellite point
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support point
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surveying point
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survey point
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switch point
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switching point
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takeoff point
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tangent point
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tapping point
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terminal point
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termination point
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test point
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thaw point
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thermal critical point
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thermodynamic point
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third point
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threshold point
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tie point
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toll point
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tool point
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touch point
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touchdown point
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towing point
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tow point
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trailing point
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transfer initiation point
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transfer point
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transformation point
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transit point
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transition point
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trap point
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triangulation point
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triple point
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tripping point
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true molal boiling point
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turning point
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umbilical point
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unload point
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unloading point
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upper yield point
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valley point
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vanishing point
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vertical control point
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visible point
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vitrifying point
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volumetric boiling point
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water supply point
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wax dropout point
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weight boiling point
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weight-drop point
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well point
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wiring point
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word break point
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working point
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1. точка2. кончик; наконечник; острый конец; острие; конец бура; острие долота3. режущая часть ( инструмента)5. вершина горы, пикfictive point of fixity — фиктивная точка крепления (заглублённой в дно моря опорной колонны самоподнимающейся платформы)
point of batch end — точка смены партий нефтепродуктов в трубопроводе (при последовательной перекачке)
point of maximum load — предел упругости при растяжении, временное сопротивление разрыву
point of no flow — точка начала выброса (в газлифте), точка отсутствия дебита или подачи
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1. точка; пункт
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1. пункт, точка2. термин, характеризующий длину оператора фильтра (напр., 56-точечный фильтр)
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1) точка2) кончик; наконечник; острый конец4) конец бура5) режущий угол ( алмаза)6) режущая часть ( инструмента)•- point of contact
- point of detection
- point of lattice
- point of leakage
- point of maximum load
- point of no-flow
- point of suspension
- point of water entry
- aniline point
- array points
- ball point
- breaking point
- breakover point
- bull point
- cardinal points
- casing point
- cementing point
- checking shot point
- chisel point
- cloud point
- common depth point
- common receiver point
- common reflection point
- condensation point
- corrosion point
- cross point
- crossing point
- crossover point
- cut point
- cutoff point
- cutting point
- datum point
- decomposition point
- delivery point
- depth point
- depth reference point
- detector point
- dew point
- diamond point
- diffracting point
- directional kickoff point
- drill bit point
- drop point
- drop-out point
- dynamic measure point
- end boiling point
- failure point
- fictive point of fixity
- filling point
- fire point
- flammability point
- flash point
- flood starting point
- flow point
- focal point
- free point
- freeze point
- freeze point of string
- gage point
- gas point
- gas control point
- gas hydrate formation point
- hammer point
- ignition point
- image point
- inhibitor feed point
- initial boiling point
- injection point
- kickoff point
- lance point
- loading point
- logging tool measure point
- lower pick-up point
- maintenance point
- measure point
- measurement point
- measuring point
- melting point
- mid-percentage point
- moil point
- multiple shot points
- normal incidence point
- offset shot point
- paraffin crystallization point
- paraffin saturation point
- pipe departure point
- pour point
- pulling point
- quarter points
- receiver point
- reflection depth point
- refraction point
- refraction depth point
- retrograde dew point
- run-off point
- saturation point
- setting point
- shot point
- single failure point
- skipped shot point
- smoke point
- softening point
- solidification point
- source point
- spear point
- stalling point
- static measure point
- stuck point
- takeoff point
- tapping point
- thaw point
- tie point
- transition point
- transition point of paraffin wax
- wax dropout point
- weak point
- weight-drop point
- whipstock point
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أَذابَ \ dissolve: to make (sth. solid) become liquid: Dissolve the salt in the water. melt: to cause to become liquid through heating: We melted the wax over a flame. liquefy: to change into a liquid form: liquefied gas. thaw: to rise (or cause to rise) above freezing point, so that ice and snow melt: You must thaw frozen meat before you cook it. -
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ذَابَ (للثلج) \ thaw: to rise above freezing point, so that ice and snow melt: Frozen meat thaws when heated. -
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1) General subject: deglaciation, dissolution (снега, льда), melting, thaw, thaw sing2) Geology: ablation (глетчеров)6) Mining: ablation (ледников)8) Polymers: thawing9) Makarov: ablation (напр. ледника), meltdown, thawing (во всех смыслах)10) Cement: thaw point -
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1) Engineering: dew point, temperature of dew point2) Construction: dewpoint temperature3) Meteorology: dew-point4) Automobile industry: dew-point temperature5) Physics: drop point6) Oil: condensation point, thaw point7) Special term: saturation point8) Astronautics: atmosphere dewpoint, dewpoint9) Geophysics: dew point temperature10) Metrology: condensation temperature, condensing temperature11) Coolers: dew pocket12) Drilling: moisture dew point13) Electrochemistry: saturation temperature -
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1) General subject: melting-point2) Engineering: fusing point, melting point3) Automobile industry: pouring point4) Mining: fusion temperature5) Oil: melting temperature, smelting point6) Coolers: melting pocket7) Household appliances: fusion point8) Makarov: m.p.(melting point)9) Cement: thaw point
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