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1 velocity
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2 velocity
[və'losəti](speed, especially in a given direction.) viteză -
3 velocity diagram
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4 velocity gradient
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5 velocity head
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6 velocity in trajectory
(atr, mec) viteză pe traiectorie / orbităEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > velocity in trajectory
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7 velocity modulation
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8 velocity of flapping
(mec) viteză de şocEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > velocity of flapping
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9 velocity of flow
(mec) viteză de curgere / scurgere -
10 velocity of sound
(fiz) viteză sonică -
11 velocity potential
(av, hidr, mec) potenţialul vitezei -
12 velocity pressure
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13 velocity range
(mec) gama vitezelor -
14 velocity resonance
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15 velocity stage / step
(auto, mas) treaptă de vitezăEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > velocity stage / step
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16 velocity triangle
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17 absolute speed / velocity
(fiz, mec) viteză absolutăEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > absolute speed / velocity
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18 air speed / velocity
(av) viteza aeruluiEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > air speed / velocity
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19 angular speed / velocity
(fiz) viteză unghiularăEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > angular speed / velocity
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20 average speed / velocity
(th) viteză medieEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > average speed / velocity
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