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1 modulus
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2 modulus
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3 modulus
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4 modulus of elasticity
3) módulo de Young m4) módulo elástico mEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > modulus of elasticity
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5 modulus of rigidity
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > modulus of rigidity
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6 modulus of torsion
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > modulus of torsion
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7 modulus of compression
nWATER TRANSP GRP construction coeficiente de compresión mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > modulus of compression
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8 modulus of elasticity
nAIR TRANSP, COAL, CONST, MECH, MECH ENG, METALL,P&R, PETR TECH, PHYS, WATER TRANSP GRP construction coeficiente de elasticidad m, módulo de Young m, módulo de elasticidad mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > modulus of elasticity
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9 modulus of elongation
nP&R coeficiente de alargamiento m, módulo de alargamiento m, módulo de elongación mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > modulus of elongation
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10 modulus of rigidity
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13 modulus of elasticity
English-Spanish metallurgy dictionary > modulus of elasticity
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14 modulus of elongation
English-Spanish metallurgy dictionary > modulus of elongation
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15 modulus of resilience
English-Spanish metallurgy dictionary > modulus of resilience
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16 modulus of rigidity
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17 modulus of rupture
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18 modulus
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19 modulus of a congruence
English-Spanish mathematics dictionary > modulus of a congruence
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20 bulk modulus
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