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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > triangulation height
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Картография: тригонометрическая высотная отметка -
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Англо русский политехнический словарь > triangulation height
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• височина на триангулачна точкаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > triangulation height
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English-Russian cartography dictionary > triangulation height
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1. n геод. триангуляция, тригонометрическая съёмка2. n мат. разбивка на треугольники -
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1) первичный преобразователь; датчик; измерительный преобразователь2) сенсор; сенсорный датчик3) чувствительный элемент, воспринимающий элемент ( датчика)•- absolute position sensor
- acceleration sensor
- AE sensor
- air sensor
- angular sensor
- array sensor
- auditory sensor
- axial spindle thrust sensor
- bearing-housing sensor
- capacitance height sensor
- CCD sensor
- clamp sensor
- collision sensor
- combined roundness and size sensor
- computer-linked force sensor
- contact sensor
- copying sensor
- detecting sensor
- detection sensor
- dimension sensor
- displacement sensor
- distance measuring sensor
- eddy-current sensor
- edge sensor
- electric sensor
- encoder sensor
- endpoint sensor
- external sensor
- fast sensor
- feed sensor
- feed-force sensor
- fiber optic displacement sensor
- fiber optics sensor
- force sensor
- force-torque sensor
- gap sensor
- grid sensor
- grip sensor
- grip/torque sensor
- gripper opening sensor
- Hall effect sensor
- height sensor
- home sensor
- image sensor
- image-edge sensor
- incremental position sensor
- in-cycle measuring sensor
- in-process tool wear sensor
- inspection sensor
- joint angle sensor
- joint sensor
- laser dimension sensor
- light sensor
- limit sensor
- linear gage sensor
- locator sensor
- LVDT sensor
- machine address code sensor
- machine code sensor
- machining system sensor
- magnetoelastic/magnetostrictive force feedback sensor
- modular robotic sensor
- monitoring sensor
- motion sensor
- motor-mounted sensor
- multiplexing sensor
- noncollocated sensor
- noncontact sensor
- on-board sensor
- on-line tool wear sensor
- optical fiber sensor
- optoelectronic sensor
- optoelectronic tool wear sensor
- out-of-roundness sensor
- overtravel sensor
- pallet-mounted sensor
- part sensor
- pedestal sensor
- photo sensor
- photoreflective sensor
- piezoelectric sensor
- piezoresistive sensor
- pliable mylar-etched sensor
- position sensor
- positive contact sensor
- presence sensor
- pressure sensor
- proximity sensor
- radial spindle thrust sensor
- range-finding sensor
- RDT sensor
- rotating sensor
- rotation velocity sensor
- roundness sensor
- search sensor
- servofeed sensor
- size sensor
- slip sensor
- smart sensor
- sound sensor
- spindle rotation position sensor
- spindle velocity sensor
- step completion sensor
- step position sensor
- surface roughness sensor
- tactile array sensor
- tactile sensor
- thermistor feedback sensor
- three-dimensional sensor
- three-way sensor
- thrust sensor
- tilt sensor
- tool breakage sensor
- tool condition sensor
- tool management sensor
- tool offset sensor
- torque sensor
- torsion sensor
- touch sensor
- triangulating sensor
- triangulation sensor
- twin-speed sensor
- ultrasonic sensor
- velocity sensor
- vibration sensor
- wear sensor
- workpiece angular position sensor
- wrist force sensorEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > sensor
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3) марка; клеймо; штамп; штемпель; маркировка || маркировать; клеймить; штемпелевать4) вчт. метка, маркер5) репер6) (высотная) отметка, отметка уровня ( воды)7) ориентир; веха9) пищ. оценочный балл•-
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abrasion marks
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address mark
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adjusting mark
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adjustment mark
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aicraft leveling mark
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aircraft nationality mark
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aircraft registration mark
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alignment mark
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alternate mark
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altitude mark
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approval mark
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assembly mark
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azimuth mark
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backup roll ghost marks
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balance mark
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base mark
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bench mark
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bolt hardness mark
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bootleg mark
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brand mark
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bubble marks
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bucking mark
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buffle mark
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burn-out marks
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calibration mark
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catcher marks
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center mark
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certification mark
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chatter marks
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check mark
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chuck mark
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cinch marks
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collar marks
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collimating mark
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core mark
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correction marks
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crease mark
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crop mark
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datum mark
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design reference mark
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deviation mark
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dipstick marks
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dog mark
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draft mark
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drag marks
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dwell mark
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end mark
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end-of-filemark
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end-of-volume mark
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enter marks
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fiducial mark
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fiducial time mark
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field mark
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file mark
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filling mark
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fire mark
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flash marks
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flood-level mark
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flood mark
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fundamental bench mark
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gage mark
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gob mark
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graduating mark
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graduation mark
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grease marks
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grinding marks
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guide mark
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handling mark
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height mark
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high-quality mark
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high-water mark
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identification mark
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impact mark
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index mark
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indicating mark
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installating mark
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landfall mark
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landing mark
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loadline mark
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measuring mark
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mold mark
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navigational mark
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navigation mark
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pattern approval mark
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picture mark
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Plimsoll mark
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plunger mark
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polarity mark
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pollution bench mark
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punctuation marks
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punty mark
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quotation marks
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range mark
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recognition marks
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record mark
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reference mark
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register mark
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registration mark
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rejection mark
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rolling marks
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saw mark
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scale mark
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sea mark
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secret bench mark
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segment mark
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shears mark
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shear mark
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sighting mark
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skid marks
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star mark
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stop mark
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survey mark
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tail marks
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tank full mark
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tape mark
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temporary bench mark
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timing mark
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trade mark
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triangulation mark
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trim mark
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tweezer mark
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verification mark
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witness mark
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word mark
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year mark
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