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1 twice annealed
Полимеры: вторично отожжённый, дважды отожжённый -
2 A2
1) Медицина: аортальный компонент второго тона сердца2) Военный термин: Algorithmic Architecture, Anti- Armor3) Сокращение: Civil aircraft marking (Botswana)4) Литература: Advanced Articulators Toastmasters Club5) Картография: дорога с шириной проезжей части в 20 футов и более, проходимая для лёгкого мототранспорта7) Полимеры: twice annealed8) Аэродинамика: угол наклона кривой подъёмной силы поверхности, контролируемой шарнирно-прикреплённой задней кромкой, численно равен dCL/de (lift-curve slope for hinged trailing-edge control surface, numerically equal to dCL/de)9) Военно-воздушные силы: категория военного лётного инструктора: 15 месяцев и 250 часов (military flying instructor category: 15 months and 250 h)
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