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1 vibration ride environments
вибрации в полете; комфортабельность полёта с точки зрения вибрацийEnglsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > vibration ride environments
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2 environment
окружающая среда; внешние [окружающие] условия; внешние факторы или воздействия; обстановка; условия эксплуатации (ЛА) ; см. тж. conditionMach-3 environment — условия полёта при числе М=3
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