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1 wing rock
покачивание с крыла на крыло; качание [колебания] по крену; боковые колебания с преобладающим качанием по крену, колебания типа "уинг рок" -
2 wing rock
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3 wing-rock
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4 wing rock amplitude
амплитуда боковых колебаний с преобладающим качанием по крену; амплитуда колебаний по крену -
5 wing rock buildup
нарастание амплитуды [развитие] боковых колебаний с преобладающим качанием по крену -
6 wing rock characteristics
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7 wing rock condition
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8 wing rock cycle
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9 wing rock data
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10 wing rock dynamics
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11 wing rock motion
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12 wing rock onset
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13 wing rock oscillation
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14 wing rock phenomenon
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15 wing rock resistant
обладающий сопротивляемостью боковым колебаниям с преобладающим качанием по крену -
16 wing rock suppression
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17 wing rock tendency
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18 wing rock type response
возмущенное движение (ЛА) типа боковых колебаний с преобладающим качанием по крену -
19 one-degree-of-freedom wing rock
см. pure wing rock -
20 divergent wing rock
расходящиеся колебания по крену; расходящиеся боковые колебания с преобладающим раскачиванием по крену
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