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81 aircraft axis
nAIR TRANSP eje del avión m -
82 angular three-axis rate sensor
nAIR TRANSP sensor de la frecuencia triaxial angular mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > angular three-axis rate sensor
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83 declination axis
nINSTR eje de declinación m -
84 direct axis subtransient electromotive force
nELEC fuerza electromotriz subtransitoria longitudinal fELEC ENG fuerza electromotriz subtransitoria longtitudinal fPHYS fuerza electromotriz subtransitoria longitudinal fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > direct axis subtransient electromotive force
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85 direct axis transient electromotive force
nELEC, ELEC ENG, PHYS fuerza electromotriz transitoria longitudinal fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > direct axis transient electromotive force
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86 drag axis
nAIR TRANSP eje de arrastre m, eje de resistencia aerodinámica m -
87 earth's axis
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88 fibre axis
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89 fifth-wheel kingpin axis
nVEH eje de giro de la rueda auxiliar m, eje del pivote de la rueda auxiliar m, eje del pivote de quinta rueda mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > fifth-wheel kingpin axis
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90 five-axis numerical control
nMECH ENG control numérico de cinco ejes m, control numérico penta axial mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > five-axis numerical control
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91 fold axis
nGEOL, PETROL eje del pliegue m -
92 fourfold rotation axis
nCRYSTALL eje de rotación cuaternario m, eje de simetría cuaternario mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > fourfold rotation axis
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93 horizontal axis
nCONST, MATH eje horizontal m -
94 inversion axis
nCRYSTALL eje de inversión m -
95 lateral axis
nAIR TRANSP eje lateral m -
96 longitudinal axis
nAIR TRANSP, MECH ENG, SPACE craft eje longitudinal m -
97 magnetic axis
nGEOPHYS, SPACE eje magnético m -
98 major axis
nGEOM eje mayor m -
99 minor axis
nGEOM of an ellipse eje menor m -
100 moment about an axis
nPHYS momento alrededor de un eje m
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