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1 вывих
1) General subject: contortion, dislocation, rick, skew, twist, wrench2) Medicine: abarticulation, closed dislocation, dearticulation, luxation, sprain, (сустава) dislocation3) Anatomy: disjunction4) Dentistry: tilting, tooth dislocation, tooth tilting -
2 вывих зуба
1) Medicine: dental dislocation2) Dentistry: dislocation, tilting, tooth dislocation, tooth tilting -
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4 смещение
1) General subject: bias, dethronement (с высшей должности), dislocation, dislodgment, displacement, evection, offset, removal (судьи и т. п.), removing, shift, slip, supersedure, supersession, translation, translocation, transposition, zero shift, deposition2) Computers: flushing3) Geology: distortion, disturbance, perturbation, shifting (по разрыву), throw, upheaval4) Naval: crabbing (маршрута)5) Medicine: closed dislocation, deflection, deviation, dislocation (обломков кости), drift, ectopia (внутренних органов), extrusion (органа), malalignment (напр. зуба из линии зубной дуги), recession (чаще назад), relocation, budge (напр., тканей при грыже)6) Military: crab, gun parallax7) Engineering: biasing (электрическое), bulling, dislodging, distortion (крепи от бокового стресса), drift problem, misalignment (выведение из совмещённого или соосного положения), movement, offsetting, potential bias, relative address, shifting motion, skewness, slippage (межмолекулярное), systematic error, wander, travel8) Agriculture: positive displacement pump9) Rare: destitution (с должности)10) Chemistry: dislocating12) Mathematics: blas13) Railway term: drift (характеристики), moving along14) Law: mixtion, replacement15) Automobile industry: desaxe, dislodgement, displacement (насоса), offset (напр. осей гипоидных шестерён), sweeping17) Mining: faulting, heave, pushing (материала)18) Forestry: displacement (аэрофотоснимков)19) Metallurgy: disalignment (валков), offset (напр. свариваемых кромок)20) Polygraphy: moving21) Politics: ouster22) Telecommunications: agitation23) Electronics: electrical bias24) Information technology: excess factor, flush, jiggling, reset, shearing25) Oil: shifting26) Dentistry: tooth dislodgement, tooth displacement, tooth misplacement27) Astronautics: doppler drift, mechanical translation, offbias, parallax29) Metrology: bias voltage30) Mechanics: set-in31) Patents: offset (одной части механизма относительно другой)32) Business: deplacement33) Drilling: unseating34) Polymers: dislocation (атомов)35) Programming: coercion36) Automation: correction (исходного контура ЗК), correction value (напр. исходного контура), float, setover, shifting movement37) Quality control: drift (характеристик), drifting (характеристик)38) Arms production: creep (частей механизма), true base39) Cables: bias (в электронике, радиотехнике), offset (значения), shift (на расстояние, во времени)40) Aviation medicine: subluxation41) Makarov: bias (в полупроводниковых приборах с p-n-переходом), carry-over, creep, creeping (водораздела), deposition (с должности), difference, displacement (на расстояние, во времени), drag (листа при разрезке ножом), drift action, driving, flux density (электрическое), offset (напр. линий центров валов), offset (напр., линий центров валов), offset (скважины), shift (на расстояние, во времени), shifting (1. изменение положения береговой линии; 2. движение или колебание уровня моря), slippage (относительное), transition43) SAP.tech. offset value44) Biometry: confounding45) Foreign Ministry: bias (accelerometer) (акселерометра)46) Dog breeding: luxation47) Caspian: misplacement48) Electrical engineering: (электрическое) bias, (электрическое) biasing, (электрическое) displacement, (электрическое) electrical bias -
5 вывих
сущ. abarticulation, luxation, dislocationвывих вследствие перелома суставной головки кости fracture dislocationвывих зуба dental dislocationвывих неполный partial dislocationвывих нижней челюсти mandibular dislocation, jaw fallвывих повторный recurrent dislocation, redislocationвывих привычный relapsing dislocationвывих травматический avulsion of tooth -
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