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US/GB <i&c> ■ Dünnfilm-DMS m ; Dünnschicht-DMS mEnglish-german technical dictionary > thin-film strain gauge
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English-russian dictionary of physics > thin-film strain gauge
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Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > thin-film strain gauge
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<i&c> ■ Drucksensor mit Dünnfilm-DMS mEnglish-german technical dictionary > pressure transducer with thin-film strain gauge
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( измерительный) прибор; датчик; толщина; калибр; измерять; калибровать, градуироватьC.I.T. gauge — указатель температуры на входе в компрессор
cabin air temperature gauge — термометр воздуха в кабине, кабинный термометр
exhaust gas temperature gauge — указатель температуры [термометр] выходящих газов [газов за турбиной]
fly on the gauges — разг. лететь по приборам
jet pipe temperature gauge — термометр [указатель температуры] выходящих газов [газов за турбиной]
r.p.m. gauge — тахометр, указатель числа оборотов
stay on the gauges — разг. оставаться в полете [продолжать полет] по приборам
temperature compensated strain gauge — термокомпенсированный тензометр [тензодатчик]
turbine gas temperature gauge — термометр [указатель температуры] газов в турбине
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