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Электрохимия: раствор, содержащий добавки смачивающих веществ, электролит для замочки -
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n. med. раствор за чување контактни леќи -
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wet·ting[ˈwetɪŋ, AM ˈwet̬ɪŋ]n no pl1. (making wet)the \wetting of the soil is very important es ist wichtig, dass die Erde richtig durchtränkt istafter that \wetting in the rain, I'm not surprised you're cold nach deiner Dusche im Regen wundert mich nicht, dass dir kalt ist2. (urination)bed \wetting Bettnässen nt\wetting agent CHEM, TECH Netzmittel nt* * *['wetɪŋ]1. nunfreiwillige Dusche (inf); (= falling into water) unfreiwilliges Badto get a wetting — klatschnass werden, eine Dusche abbekommen (inf), ein unfreiwilliges Bad nehmen
to give sb a wetting — jdm eine Dusche/ein Bad verabreichen (inf)
2. adj (CHEM)wetting agent — Netzmittel nt
wetting solution (for contact lenses) — Benetzungsflüssigkeit f
* * *wetting s:a) durchnässt oder durch und durch nass werden,b) ein unfreiwilliges Bad nehmen -
7 Khaki Colour Test
The official test for khaki colour fastness of the U.S.A. Army is as follows: - (1) Steeping the cloth for 24 hours in lactic acid of 1.21 sp. gr. (2) Steeping the cloth for 24 hours in a solution of 3 drams of citric acid in two fluid ounces of cold water. (3) Treating the cloth for one hour in 3° Tw. of chloride of lime. (4) Treating the cloth for 10 minutes in commercial muriatic acid H.Ce of about 20°, and then rinsing it. (5) After wetting the cloth in water, dip in a solution of one part of permanganate of potash in 16 times its weight of cold water and then steeping for 10 minutes in a solution of bisulphite of soda in 10 times its weight of cold water. (6) Washing and completely drying the cloth three times with Army oleine soap. (7) Boiling the cloth for 10 minutes in a solution of 80 grains of common laundry soap in a pint of water. The decolouring of the cloth must not be greater after these tests than that shown by the standard samples after similar treatment. -
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A term applied to cotton yarn doubling frames wherein the yarns to be doubled are passed through a water trough between the creel and the delivery rollers. Pure water may be used or a solution which aids or accelerates wetting out of the yarns. In the English system the threads pass under one or two glass rods submerged in the liquid in the trough. In the Scotch system the bottom delivery rollers are partly submerged in the liquid. The object in wetting the threads and twisting them while wet is to produce a smoother and cleaner surface appearance with fewer projecting fibres. -
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1) тепло; теплота || топить, отапливать, обогревать3) нагрев; накал; каление; степень нагрева || нагревать(ся); накаливать4) плавка5) садка•heat is blocked — плавка доведена;to lose the heat — упустить плавку;heat of evaporation — теплота парообразования; теплота испаренияheat of foods — калорийность( энергетическая ценность) пищевых продуктовheat of hardening — 1. теплота затвердевания 2. нагрев под закалкуheat of liquefaction — 1. теплота плавления 2. теплота конденсацииheat of phase change — теплота фазового перехода, теплота фазового превращенияheat of reaction — теплота реакции, тепловой эффект реакцииheat of transformation — теплота фазового перехода, теплота фазового превращенияheat of vaporization — теплота парообразования, теплота испарения-
acid heat
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adhesion heat
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adsorption heat
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afterglow heat
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arc-welding heat
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available heat
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black heat
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blank heat
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blue heat
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brazing heat
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cherry-red heat
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coagulation heat
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cola heat
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combustion heat
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core decay heat
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crystallization heat
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dark heat
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dark-orange heat
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dark-red heat
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decay heat
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deep-drawing heat
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delayed heat
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deoxidized heat
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diverted heat
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dry heat
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first heat
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fission heat
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fritting heat
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fusion heat
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glowing heat
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hardening heat
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hearth heat
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high-carbon heat
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high-grade heat
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high-hot metal heat
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hot heat
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humid air heat
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induction heat
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Joule heat
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killed heat
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ladle-degassed heat
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latent heat
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low-carbon heat
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low-grade heat
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mean specific heat
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nuclear heat
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off-grade heat
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ohmic heat
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open heat
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orange heat
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order-disorder specific heat
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Peltier heat
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radiant heat
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radioactivity heat
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reactor heat
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ready-to-tap heat
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reclaimed heat
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recoverable heat
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red heat
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reference heat
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residual heat
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rimmed heat
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roof lance heat
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scrap heat
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sensible heat
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shearing heat
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shutdown heat
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specific heat of evaporation
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specific heat of fusion
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specific heat
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split heat
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stream-degassed heat
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surplus heat
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total heat
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true specific heat
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under-deoxidized heat
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vacuum-degassed heat
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viscous heat
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wash heat
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waste heat
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welding heat
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white heat
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1) мощность2) энергия || снабжать энергией4) источник энергии || служить источником энергии5) матем. степень; показатель степени6) способность; возможность•to adjust idle power — возд. регулировать режим малого газа ( двигателя);to augment power — возд. форсировать мощность ( двигателя);to set idle power — возд. выводить ( двигатель) на режим малого газа;to set takeoff power — возд. устанавливать взлётный режим ( работы двигателей)-
absorbed power
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ac power
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accepted power
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acoustic power
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active power
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actual power
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adhesion power
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antenna power
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apparent power
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arc power
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ash slagging power
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asphalt-retaining power
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atomic power
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attractive power
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auxiliary power
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available power
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average power
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backscattered power
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binding power
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bleaching power
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brake power
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brake retarding power
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brake stopping power
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braking power
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breakout power
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bulking power
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burnout power
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caking power
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calculated power
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calorific power
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caloric power
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carrier power
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carrying power
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cementing power
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central power
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chemical power
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chemical reaction power
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coking power
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coloring power
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complex power
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computer power
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computing power
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consumed power
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contingency takeoff power
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conventional power
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cooling power
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corona loss power
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covering power
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crowding power
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cruising power
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cutting power
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dc power
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decay power
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delivered power
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deoxidizing power
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design power
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detergent power
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diesel motive power
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digging power
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dispersive power
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dissipated power
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dissolving power
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drag power
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dragging power
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drawbar power
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drawing power
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drive power
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drive train power
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driving power
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dry power
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drying power
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economy power
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effective power
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effective radiated power
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electric motive power
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electrical power
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electric power
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eluting power
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elution power
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elutive power
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emergency power
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emulsifying power
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engine brake power
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engine continuous brake power
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engine corrected power
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engine gross power
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engine indicated power
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engine intermittent brake power
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engine maximum brake power
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engine net power
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engine observed power
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engine peak brake power
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engine power
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engine rated brake power
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equivalent noise power
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equivalent radiated power
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excess noise power
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excess power
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excitation power
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extractive power
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fault power
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feedthrough power
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felting power
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firing power
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firm power
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fluid power
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flywheel power
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foaming power
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focal power
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forward power
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fractional power
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friction power
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generating station auxiliary power
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grammar power
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gripping power
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hair-wave power
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hardening power
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hauling power
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heat power
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hiding power
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holding power
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hot full power
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hot zero power
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hovering power
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hydraulic power
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hydroelectric power
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hydro power
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idle power
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illumination power
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imaginary power
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in-band power
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incident power
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induced drag power
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initial power
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input power
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installed power
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instantaneous power
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insulating power
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integral power
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interchange power
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interference power
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intermodulation product power
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interruptible power
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ionizing power
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jet power
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laser output power
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laser power
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lens power
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leveling power
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lifting power
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light power
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light-gathering power
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like powers
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load diversity power
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load power
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lubricating power
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luminous power
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magnet power
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magnifying power
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mains power
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main power
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man power
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maximum continuous power
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mean fluctuation power
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mechanical power
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melting-down power
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minimum firing power
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motive power
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natural power
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net power
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no-break power
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noise power
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nominal power
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noninterruptible power
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normalized power
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nuclear power
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objective power
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off-peak power
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oil absorption power
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on-peak power
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operating power
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optical power
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out-of-band power
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output power
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peak envelope power
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peak power
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penetrating power
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photovoltaic power
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pneumatic power
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polymerizing power
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polyphase power
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power of test
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power takeoff power
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prime power
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processing power
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profile drag power
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propagation power
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psophometric power
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pull-in power
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pulling power
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pull-out power
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pulse power
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pumping power
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purchased power
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quenching power
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radiant power
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radiated power
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radiation power
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radio-frequency power
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rated power
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reactive power
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real power
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reducing power
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reflected power
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reflecting power
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refrigerating power
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relative power
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required power
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reserve power
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resolution power
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returned power
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road power
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saturation power
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scattered power
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shaft power
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short-circuit power
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signal power
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slip power
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solar array power
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solution power
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sorptive power
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sound power
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space power
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space resolving power
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specific power
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spill power
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spillover power
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spring power
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staining power
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standby power
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steam power
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steaming power
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stopping power
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storage power
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sudsing power
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supplied power
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surplus power
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switch power
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synchronizing power
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takeoff power
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tapping power
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tensorial power
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thermal power
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thermoelectric power
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thermonuclear fusion power
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thickening power
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third-rail power
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threshold power
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throughput power
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thrust power
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tidal power
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total power
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towing power
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traction power
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tractive power
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true power
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unconventional power
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unintentional power
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unit power
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useful power
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vector power
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washing power
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wasted power
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wattless power
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wetting power
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wind power
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1) теплота; нагрев2) нагревать; топить; накаливать•- heat of combustion - heat of condensation - heat of crystallization - heat of evaporation - heat of fusion - heat of hardening - heat of hydration - heat of setting - heat of solution - heat of vaporization - heat of wetting - admixture heat - boiling heat - central heat - combustion heat - condensation heat - convected heat - radiant heat - residual heat - solar heat - specific heat - steam heat - sudden heat - waste heat - welding heatto heat up — подогревать, нагревать
* * *теплота, тепло- heat of crystallization
- heat of freezing
- heat of hydration
- heat of setting
- combustion heat
- condensation heat
- condenser heat
- evaporation heat
- excess heat
- latent heat
- latent heat of melting
- latent heat of thawing
- latent heat of vaporization
- low grade heat
- metabolic heat
- radiant heat
- reclaimed heat
- sensible heat
- specific heat
- surplus heat
- total heat
- useful heat
- waste heat
- wild heat
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